GTX 1080 + 1440p anybody?

[Tarasovych]

Would like to know your fps & settings, thanks!

[catch22atplay]

er no idea what cpu you have nor are you using an ssd or hdd. Nobody can help with limited info like that. Post complete specs if you want assistance

[Bukkfrig]

1080Ti, 1440p, Medium, 40-60fps

It's very playable.

[Tarasovych]

Originally posted by catch22atplay:

er no idea what cpu you have nor are you using an ssd or hdd. Nobody can help with limited info like that. Post complete specs if you want assistance

I have R7 1700 and ssd as well

[Tarasovych]

Originally posted by Bukkfrig:

1080Ti, 1440p, Medium, 40-60fps

It's very playable.

Thanks, but that's TI...

[subjenna]

You know you can get it to 40fps if you're willing to compromise on image quality

[Bukkfrig]

Originally posted by Tarasovych:

Originally posted by Bukkfrig:

1080Ti, 1440p, Medium, 40-60fps

It's very playable.

Thanks, but that's TI...

I'll revise my answer. I used the GeForce Experience app to set the "optimized" settings for my PC. They actually recommended a mix of tweaks - some settings were pushed higher, others were set lower or disabled. Now it's more like 50-70fps.

From what I remember, the Ti was meant to be about 20% faster than the standard version. So you might still be able to get 40-60fps with the "optimized" settings (as per GeForce Experience).

[Matoros]

Originally posted by Bukkfrig:

Originally posted by Tarasovych:

Thanks, but that's TI...

I'll revise my answer. I used the GeForce Experience app to set the "optimized" settings for my PC. They actually recommended a mix of tweaks - some settings were pushed higher, others were set lower or disabled. Now it's more like 50-70fps.

From what I remember, the Ti was meant to be about 20% faster than the standard version. So you might still be able to get 40-60fps with the "optimized" settings (as per GeForce Experience).

Keep in mind that those 20% arent = to 20% less frame rates for normal 1080 version.
There are some other factors in play.

However, Gtx 1080 is one hell of a card. When i was using rtx 3060 laptop version on my p1440 monitor, which is worse in pretty much everything compared to 1080, the game was stable at 50 frames at any time. There were some spikes here and there, but nothing that would ruin the experience.

Needless to say, you would have to tweak settings down considerably to have good experience.

[Tarasovych]

Thanks!

Originally posted by Matoros:

Originally posted by Bukkfrig:

I'll revise my answer. I used the GeForce Experience app to set the "optimized" settings for my PC. They actually recommended a mix of tweaks - some settings were pushed higher, others were set lower or disabled. Now it's more like 50-70fps.

From what I remember, the Ti was meant to be about 20% faster than the standard version. So you might still be able to get 40-60fps with the "optimized" settings (as per GeForce Experience).

Keep in mind that those 20% arent = to 20% less frame rates for normal 1080 version.
There are some other factors in play.

However, Gtx 1080 is one hell of a card. When i was using rtx 3060 laptop version on my p1440 monitor, which is worse in pretty much everything compared to 1080, the game was stable at 50 frames at any time. There were some spikes here and there, but nothing that would ruin the experience.

Needless to say, you would have to tweak settings down considerably to have good experience.