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Try turning down the OC on your GPU and CPU.
Have you tried disabling SLI?
Good. Im glad it resolved the issue. Too bad you can't take advantage of both 1080's tho.
For as long as it has been around, SLI mode still has a bit of "hit or miss" to it. I have seen players complain of having issues when running a game in SLI while others have no issue. However, it seems like this issue is more frequent in games with crappy port overs from console like the COD titles etc. But, yeah.....The Division is far from being graphically optimized.
This game doesn't even have a working SLI profile. I call BS on that.
I'm running 980 SLI and the usage on GPU2 has never exceeded 4% .. It was 0% before running different SLI bits.
3770K remains at 43-73% usage - so It's not the CPU bottle-necking either.
I can barely maintain 60fps with a profile that has everything shut off and or at minimal settings at 1440p.
Also for SLI I set it to Force Alternate Frame Rendering 1. The graphics cards are pegged in the low 90's pretty much the entire time I watched the info on the screen. However I left it up for pretty much the entire time except for the mini map so you can see how it does.