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Turned it off and now getting a constant 100+ fps
Newer games need to start explaining what the settings actually mean and do. Especially as with newer hardware and software engines, they start bringing out newer graphical features etc.
The forums are filling up with posts like this as people have no clue what the settings do or mean, its not really the gamers fault as they are not told, so they do not know. (I know people could use google, but they do not).
People are quick to jump on the un-optimised band wagon, without realising what is actually going on.
Its also not just about gpu, but also your cpu, ram amount, ram speed, temps etc, even you motherboard can play a part in how fast your machine can run game. Even background programs can have an effect.
That being said I do feel your 40fps sounds a little on the low side.