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System Name | Lenovo 17IMH05H |
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Processor | Core i7 10750H |
Video Card(s) | GTX 1660 Ti |
Audio Device(s) | SSL2 |
Software | Windows 10 Pro 22H2 |
Benchmark Scores | i've got a shitload of them in 15 years of TPU membership |
So here is the thing. I am testing my GTX 780 and GTX 970 in modern games now, soon to be launching a thread and a video about how these cards are performing in 2018. But there is BIG fricking problem with GTX 970! Performance in some of the games is ABYSMAL, like in Ashes of Singularity and Wreckfest - it is not just the fact that GTX 970 is slower than GTX 780, it feels like i am testing some GT 630 - horrible stuttering and just low ass FPS. And i just started testing it not expecting how many more surprises will i encounter. The last time i tested GTX 970 was:
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...i-strix-oc-vs-gtx1070-dual-benchmarks.232448/
As you can see SLI GTX 970 performed very well beating GTX 1070, despite low minimal FPS, and i never experienced this sorta problem then, but now that i updated my game list i do!
Has there ever been released a bios for GTX 970 that enables access to main RAM once 3,5 GB of it's 256 bit VRAM is reached out and the slow 32 bit 512 MB leftover is left unaccessed?
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...i-strix-oc-vs-gtx1070-dual-benchmarks.232448/
As you can see SLI GTX 970 performed very well beating GTX 1070, despite low minimal FPS, and i never experienced this sorta problem then, but now that i updated my game list i do!
Has there ever been released a bios for GTX 970 that enables access to main RAM once 3,5 GB of it's 256 bit VRAM is reached out and the slow 32 bit 512 MB leftover is left unaccessed?