I have been advised that my low FPS issues are related to my eGPU not being able to provide enough juice to the GPU.
Here are my GPU-z results during Gears 5 benchmark:
Here are my GPU-z results using MSI Kombustor:
Here are the Gears 5 benchmark results:
Laptop: X1C7 i7-8665u (undervolted + does not thermal throttle)
eGPU: Razer Core-X with 650w PSU
GPU: MSI Gaming-X RTX2060 Super
I have tested 3 different NVidia GPU’s: 1660s, 2060s and 2070s.
Used Gears 5 for benchmarking and each card can do 60-63 Average FPS @ 3440x1440.
The 1660s can do a mix of mostly medium settings, with a few ultras and highs.
The 2060s can do everything maxed out on Ultra.
The 2070s only gives 2 FPS more over the 2060s on maxed out ultra settings.
The 1660s ran sweet and was a pretty silent card and its fans never ramped up.
The 2060s and 2070s cards are noisy as hell. Sounds like a launch Xbox 360.
Also fans spin up to max rpm for very long time when shutting down laptop (even when sat at the desktop for long time / not due to heavy gaming). Also fans spin up when laptop is powered on.
Is my PSU faulty in my eGPU?
Here are my GPU-z results during Gears 5 benchmark:
Here are my GPU-z results using MSI Kombustor:
Here are the Gears 5 benchmark results:
Laptop: X1C7 i7-8665u (undervolted + does not thermal throttle)
eGPU: Razer Core-X with 650w PSU
GPU: MSI Gaming-X RTX2060 Super
I have tested 3 different NVidia GPU’s: 1660s, 2060s and 2070s.
Used Gears 5 for benchmarking and each card can do 60-63 Average FPS @ 3440x1440.
The 1660s can do a mix of mostly medium settings, with a few ultras and highs.
The 2060s can do everything maxed out on Ultra.
The 2070s only gives 2 FPS more over the 2060s on maxed out ultra settings.
The 1660s ran sweet and was a pretty silent card and its fans never ramped up.
The 2060s and 2070s cards are noisy as hell. Sounds like a launch Xbox 360.
Also fans spin up to max rpm for very long time when shutting down laptop (even when sat at the desktop for long time / not due to heavy gaming). Also fans spin up when laptop is powered on.
Is my PSU faulty in my eGPU?
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