You're losing frames straight off the bat since rendering has to go through the desktop compositor. I was runing the 1080TI with all the same settings, and I was having horrible frame stutter, low fps, etc.ĭefinitely not windowed anything. The game was running perfect on the 1060 with all settings at ultra except for shadows:medium, textures:medium, effect:very low.
Originally posted by Agent_D:Context: I just upgraded from a 1060 6GB to a 1080TI. I have not personally tested this, but going to fullscreen mode instead of windowed full, or windowed may also fix this issue.Īs with any other "fix" like this it may not work for you, but it is a good place to start. I cannot remember if I was uing the adaptive power setting on my 1060 (I did a fresh install when I got the 1080TI), but I am around 90% positive I was, as I was testing that setting when I had the 1060 for other games I was having issues with, but cannot fully recall if I ended up leaving it on. Go into the nvidia control panel, 3D settings, Power management mode -> change this setting to adaptive (will run the card at 3d clocks a little more often) or Maximum performance (I belive this keeps the card from going to 2d clocks). I was runing the 1080TI with all the same settings, and I was having horrible frame stutter, low fps, etc.
Context: I just upgraded from a 1060 6GB to a 1080TI.
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