I recently got a 980 Ti to pair with my i5-4690k...neither are overclocked.
I started up Borderlands 2 and I noticed some extremely strange performance. I'm playing on 1080p with max settings on a 144Hz G-sync monitor with a framecap of 135...not very often does my fps hit that cap, but my GPU and CPU never seem fully utilized.
Here's a video I recorded with some gameplay as an FPS test - note that 5:00-5:10 has pretty much the worst drop, with FPS going all way down to 20.
I think I've narrowed the problem down to PhysX, but why would this be the case? I would assume that a 980 Ti would be able to handle maxing PhysX and every other setting in a 3-year-old game with hardly any drops...especially since neither the GPU nor CPU seem to be hitting full load and are staying cool.
Any advice/suggestions would be appreciated!
PC Specs:
Gigabyte G1 980 Ti 6GB
i5-4690k
16GB DDR3
AsRock Pro3 motherboard
OCZ 750W PSU
Windows 10
GeForce Windows 10 Driver (353.62)
I started up Borderlands 2 and I noticed some extremely strange performance. I'm playing on 1080p with max settings on a 144Hz G-sync monitor with a framecap of 135...not very often does my fps hit that cap, but my GPU and CPU never seem fully utilized.
Here's a video I recorded with some gameplay as an FPS test - note that 5:00-5:10 has pretty much the worst drop, with FPS going all way down to 20.
I think I've narrowed the problem down to PhysX, but why would this be the case? I would assume that a 980 Ti would be able to handle maxing PhysX and every other setting in a 3-year-old game with hardly any drops...especially since neither the GPU nor CPU seem to be hitting full load and are staying cool.
Any advice/suggestions would be appreciated!
PC Specs:
Gigabyte G1 980 Ti 6GB
i5-4690k
16GB DDR3
AsRock Pro3 motherboard
OCZ 750W PSU
Windows 10
GeForce Windows 10 Driver (353.62)