I replaced my RTX 1070 with an RTX 3080 a couple days ago, and got literally no change in FPS across multiple games. MSI afterburner seems to suggest a GPU bottleneck with GPU usage constantly 100% and CPU usage hovers 10-20%. Between the 1070 (23FPS) and 3080 (24FPS), there was negligible difference after a big leap in hardware.
This isn’t ‘I used to get 110 FPS and now only get 90FPS’. This is, I have good hardware and am getting 20-30FPS on most modern games. Something seems terribly amiss. What am I missing? I'm not even sure where the problem is.
Games: Riftbreaker CPU benchmark (avg 25 FPS) Riftbreaker regular gameplay (avg 24 FPS), Subnautica Subzero (36 FPS), Fallout 4 (60+ FPS)
GPU: NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3080 Ventux 3x OC
CPU: Intel i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
RAM: Corsair 2x8GB DDR4 @3200MHz (16GB total)
Motherboard: ASUS PRIME Z370 - A
OS: Windows 10
Storage: Crucial SSD 500gb
Power: XFX TS Series Core 650W ATX Power Supply
Previously tried solutions (not necessarily in temporal order):
This isn’t ‘I used to get 110 FPS and now only get 90FPS’. This is, I have good hardware and am getting 20-30FPS on most modern games. Something seems terribly amiss. What am I missing? I'm not even sure where the problem is.
Games: Riftbreaker CPU benchmark (avg 25 FPS) Riftbreaker regular gameplay (avg 24 FPS), Subnautica Subzero (36 FPS), Fallout 4 (60+ FPS)
GPU: NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3080 Ventux 3x OC
CPU: Intel i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
RAM: Corsair 2x8GB DDR4 @3200MHz (16GB total)
Motherboard: ASUS PRIME Z370 - A
OS: Windows 10
Storage: Crucial SSD 500gb
Power: XFX TS Series Core 650W ATX Power Supply
Previously tried solutions (not necessarily in temporal order):
- Reinstallation of GPU hardware, seated firmly
- Reinstallation of GPU drivers, clean install via Display Driver Uninstaller, version 496.13
- Reinstallation of games (multiple, but I’ve been using riftbreaker as the primary benchmark)
- Clean Windows 10 reinstallation, updated
- Updated BIOs
- Reinstalled RAM seated firmly and in correct A1-A2 slots
- Confirmed DRAM set to XPM (3200MHz)
- Confirmed CPU and heatsink correctly installed
- NVIDIA control panel: Confirmed power maximum performance, v-sync off, highest available refresh rate