Hi, wanted to know if this 60 fps cap is normal or do I need to do some optimization in order to get more fps?
System specs:
Intel - Pentium G4560 3.5GHz
MSI - Z270-A Pro ATX mobo
8GB Dual Channel DDR4-2133 RAM
MSI - GeForce GTX 1060 GAMING X 3GB
While gaming at 1080p on max settings my fps caps at 60.
GPU temp/usage around 62 degrees/80-100%
CPU temp/usage 45-50 degrees/35-45%
RAM usage about 4100MB
My buddy asked if I had V-Sync on, thinking that might be whats keeping me at 60fps, which I did. So, I turned V-Sync off but, no fps gains at all. Only difference I did see was that with V-Sync OFF my GPU usage was about 10% higher than with it ON throughout game play. I don't think this is normal since V-Sync should ONLY control your fps to match the refresh rate of your monitor correct? If I'm wrong or if anyone can give me any insight to my issue or if this all seems normal please let me know!
Lastly although I'm at a 60 fps cap, the game runs smooth with amazing graphics so I wouldn't think there is anything wrong but, I'm pretty sure I should be able to get more than just 60 fps..
System specs:
Intel - Pentium G4560 3.5GHz
MSI - Z270-A Pro ATX mobo
8GB Dual Channel DDR4-2133 RAM
MSI - GeForce GTX 1060 GAMING X 3GB
While gaming at 1080p on max settings my fps caps at 60.
GPU temp/usage around 62 degrees/80-100%
CPU temp/usage 45-50 degrees/35-45%
RAM usage about 4100MB
My buddy asked if I had V-Sync on, thinking that might be whats keeping me at 60fps, which I did. So, I turned V-Sync off but, no fps gains at all. Only difference I did see was that with V-Sync OFF my GPU usage was about 10% higher than with it ON throughout game play. I don't think this is normal since V-Sync should ONLY control your fps to match the refresh rate of your monitor correct? If I'm wrong or if anyone can give me any insight to my issue or if this all seems normal please let me know!
Lastly although I'm at a 60 fps cap, the game runs smooth with amazing graphics so I wouldn't think there is anything wrong but, I'm pretty sure I should be able to get more than just 60 fps..