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There is certainly something not right on your end if you arent able to hit 90-100 fps with that GPU. Make sure you arent capped by the game or some external v-sync. Update your drivers for the GPU and double check its running correctly in other games.
i.e launch commands that are done by default by the game currently, or are redundant because they do the same thing as other launch commands written there, nvidia has changed their control panel since the older guides were made and you'll find some settings don't match anymore. Also making the game look like putty isn't going to help someone with a 2070 super, he should be running without workarounds for potato cards.
Just for the sake of accuracy, can you go to the steam help menu, then click "system information" and then copy paste all that information here. This lets us see what -steam- detects for your computer and any discrepancies that may exist.
But overall, if you're an fps-o-phile, ark is going to make you crazy because there are other variables on any good gpu that you'll still encounter drops/lack of consistency.
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Windows 10 (64 bit)
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Here you go!
No discrepancies that I can see so that's good.
Having all settings low in game of course is going to in general have your performance better but obviously at the sacrifice of graphic fidelity. That is normal.
But try to use nvidia's geforce graphics to give the suggested settings for you and match them.
That said here are things that you need to keep in mind that can cause issues with fps in ark:
1. Playing on highly congested servers: mall sized bases and dino lots can and will cause fps loss. This is made worse on most pvp servers where turret and other similar doubling up on walls etc causes alot of rendering to be done and lag. This is unfortunately normal and a factor you have to accept if you choose to play on such servers.
2. Playing in single player similar to point 1 or on even small community servers where people build(or you) so much that their bases cant be fully rendered due to going out of render distance.
3. Having super boosted settings. Especially with wild dino count this can be a mess. Some maps encounter this issue especially with bee hives since if you have a high wild dino count plus fast respawn, the hives will stack.. some of them almost seemingly endlessly and those hive locations will lag out players like no tomorrow if in render distance. Some maps make this worse too(the Volcano map and ragnarok are good examples).
3. Modded content. Mods adding dinos are especially prone to this. Classic flyers mod if improperly done will see some maps with wyverns explode in population and cause all manner of trouble. A badly done classic flyers mod set up plus wild dino count increase and on the ragnarok map can make the frost wyvern area a disconnect looking for a place to happen for some rigs due to fps dropping to 1 or lower.
So this is what I was speaking of in relation to how people obsessed with fps can go nuts playing ark because there are too many variables that can contribute to things. To also put this into perspective, 60 fps is considered good and anything above that complaining about is really just a GoT sweet summer child sort of thing, really.