1080Ti, capped at 60FPS ?? how do i go to 144fps ??

[Splat ♥]

V-sync is off because my monitor has G-sync and its better

[Willhelm]

disable razor chroma

[Splat ♥]

Originally posted by Willhelm:

disable razor chroma

whats that

[Willhelm]

Originally posted by Splat has Fibre:

Originally posted by Willhelm:

disable razor chroma

whats that

go into mouse and ketboard settings and disable it

[Splat ♥]

Originally posted by Wrath*:

Make sure your refresh rate is set accordingly in Windows.

it is, i decided just start playing it goes to like 156fps some times

how far can i push this game with it still being playable

(some games have settings beyond what a current top line gpu can do and this game is fairly new so im sure it too would have high end settings a single 1080ti cant carry, like GTA if i max everything gets about 8fps, but if i leave some stuff alone i can get 120fps)

[rawWwRrr]

Originally posted by Splat has Fibre:

Originally posted by Wrath*:

Make sure your refresh rate is set accordingly in Windows.

it is, i decided just start playing it goes to like 156fps some times

how far can i push this game with it still being playable

(some games have settings beyond what a current top line gpu can do and this game is fairly new so im sure it too would have high end settings a single 1080ti cant carry, like GTA if i max everything gets about 8fps, but if i leave some stuff alone i can get 120fps)

A 1080ti can run Doom on max Ultra settings with Nightmare level textures in 4k without skipping a beat. I know, I own both.

[trek554]

Originally posted by Wrath*:

Originally posted by Splat has Fibre:

it is, i decided just start playing it goes to like 156fps some times

how far can i push this game with it still being playable

(some games have settings beyond what a current top line gpu can do and this game is fairly new so im sure it too would have high end settings a single 1080ti cant carry, like GTA if i max everything gets about 8fps, but if i leave some stuff alone i can get 120fps)

Do you have it set to Vulkan or OpenGL in the advanced video settings? Vulkan will get you better fps. As rawWRrr said, a 1080ti should rock this game. 150-200 fps.

he did not say that at all as no one would be stupid enough to claim 150-200 fps on max settings at 4k even for a 1080 ti.

[trek554]

Originally posted by Wrath*:

Originally posted by trek554:

he did not say that at all as no one would be stupid enough to claim 150-200 fps on max settings at 4k even for a 1080 ti.

My intention was to point out that he was correct that a 1080ti is very capable of running Doom with excellent results. I never mentioned 4k, nor did I quote the statement. Your reading comprehension is poor.

do not blame my reading comprehension for your piss poor communication skills.

you said "As rawWRrr said, a 1080ti should rock this game. 150-200 fps."

rawWRrr said "A 1080ti can run Doom on max Ultra settings with Nightmare level textures in 4k without skipping a beat"

he was talking about how it ran at 4k max settings. you referenced what he said and then added 150-200 fps. so you made it sound as if 150-200 fps was to be expected at the settings he mentioned as you gave no other context about the 150-200 fps.

[trek554]

Originally posted by Wrath*:

Originally posted by Wrath*:

My intention was to point out that he was correct that a 1080ti is very capable of running Doom with excellent results. I never mentioned 4k, nor did I quote the statement. Your reading comprehension is poor.

And further more, people are trying to help a gamer get better results. Your sorry input just proves you're a needle d1ck.

and that comment proves you are either a child or have the maturity of one.

[trek554]

Originally posted by Wrath*:

Originally posted by trek554:

and that comment proves you are either a child or have the maturity of one.

You are an idiot. I'm done with this thread. I refuse to waste my time trying to help someone when the thread has the misfortune of having such a meathead trolling around.

look at your own comments, you mental midget. you are the one that can not communicate properly and then turn around and blame my reading comprehension. a normal person with an IQ above 75 would have simply admitted that worded what they said in a poor manner and then clarified the 150-200 fps part of the comment. instead the best you can come up with is a childlike insult calling me a "needle d1ck". god help you if are actually an adult.

knock yourself out with the last word as I am sure you can come up with something that will impress your friends on the short bus.

[DM]

Make sure you don't have Vsync enabled in your nvidia drivers, set it to Fast Sync instead so you have uncapped framerates without screen tearing (be aware this function does not work in SLI). And select Prefer Maximum Performance.

I have a 1080Ti and a 3440x1440 ultrawide 100hz monitor. I have Doom on max settings running anywhere from 100 to 140fps on OpenGL at that resolution.

Also just make sure Vsync is definitely off in-game. Maybe also check nvidia experience to make sure that hasn't altered any settings.

If you are running EVGA Precision or MSI Afterburner check their settings to make sure a framerate target has not been set at 60. Also check the framerate cap in RTSS (Riva Tuner Statistics Server) if you have that installed and running.

A lot of unexpected behaviour and bugs can be solved by shutting these programs down, because they try and hook into the games and drivers in ways that conflict with some games.

[Splat ♥]

Originally posted by Foulplay:

Make sure you don't have Vsync enabled in your nvidia drivers, set it to Fast Sync instead so you have uncapped framerates without screen tearing (be aware this function does not work in SLI). And select Prefer Maximum Performance.

I have a 1080Ti and a 3440x1440 ultrawide 100hz monitor. I have Doom on max settings running anywhere from 100 to 140fps on OpenGL at that resolution.

Also just make sure Vsync is definitely off in-game. Maybe also check nvidia experience to make sure that hasn't altered any settings.

If you are running EVGA Precision or MSI Afterburner check their settings to make sure a framerate target has not been set at 60. Also check the framerate cap in RTSS (Riva Tuner Statistics Server) if you have that installed and running.

A lot of unexpected behaviour and bugs can be solved by shutting these programs down, because they try and hook into the games and drivers in ways that conflict with some games.

I have windows 10 can you walk me through what to do

Pictures can help

[PJM40]

Originally posted by Foulplay:

Make sure you don't have Vsync enabled in your nvidia drivers, set it to Fast Sync instead so you have uncapped framerates without screen tearing (be aware this function does not work in SLI). And select Prefer Maximum Performance.

I have a 1080Ti and a 3440x1440 ultrawide 100hz monitor. I have Doom on max settings running anywhere from 100 to 140fps on OpenGL at that resolution.

Also just make sure Vsync is definitely off in-game. Maybe also check nvidia experience to make sure that hasn't altered any settings.

If you are running EVGA Precision or MSI Afterburner check their settings to make sure a framerate target has not been set at 60. Also check the framerate cap in RTSS (Riva Tuner Statistics Server) if you have that installed and running.

A lot of unexpected behaviour and bugs can be solved by shutting these programs down, because they try and hook into the games and drivers in ways that conflict with some games.

Appreciate your input. Got the game on today's sale and the perfromance was terrible. I have 1080ti and 16 GB Ram and a PG279Q and the game wouldn't push past 60 FPS with frequent drops into 30-40s. The monitor is new, so I confirmed it was on 144hz (it wasn't, it was at 60hz), changed the drivers v-sync to Fast Sync, and changed to Vulkan setting. In game, v-sync set to adaptive keeps everthing locked to 60 fps, with very rare and minimal hiccups, and with v-sync off I get FPS in the 140-150s with more hicups than adaptive. V-sync off seems to be the worst setting so far. Am I missing anything? I'm using the GeForce experince to optimize everything else, but figured the hardware I have should tear through the game...

[Willhelm]

Originally posted by PJM40:

Originally posted by Foulplay:

Make sure you don't have Vsync enabled in your nvidia drivers, set it to Fast Sync instead so you have uncapped framerates without screen tearing (be aware this function does not work in SLI). And select Prefer Maximum Performance.

I have a 1080Ti and a 3440x1440 ultrawide 100hz monitor. I have Doom on max settings running anywhere from 100 to 140fps on OpenGL at that resolution.

Also just make sure Vsync is definitely off in-game. Maybe also check nvidia experience to make sure that hasn't altered any settings.

If you are running EVGA Precision or MSI Afterburner check their settings to make sure a framerate target has not been set at 60. Also check the framerate cap in RTSS (Riva Tuner Statistics Server) if you have that installed and running.

A lot of unexpected behaviour and bugs can be solved by shutting these programs down, because they try and hook into the games and drivers in ways that conflict with some games.

Appreciate your input. Got the game on today's sale and the perfromance was terrible. I have 1080ti and 16 GB Ram and a PG279Q and the game wouldn't push past 60 FPS with frequent drops into 30-40s. The monitor is new, so I confirmed it was on 144hz (it wasn't, it was at 60hz), changed the drivers v-sync to Fast Sync, and changed to Vulkan setting. In game, v-sync set to adaptive keeps everthing locked to 60 fps, with very rare and minimal hiccups, and with v-sync off I get FPS in the 140-150s with more hicups than adaptive. V-sync off seems to be the worst setting so far. Am I missing anything? I'm using the GeForce experince to optimize everything else, but figured the hardware I have should tear through the game...

disable razor chroma(in keyboard and mouse settings in game)

[PJM40]

Originally posted by Willhelm:

Originally posted by PJM40:

Appreciate your input. Got the game on today's sale and the perfromance was terrible. I have 1080ti and 16 GB Ram and a PG279Q and the game wouldn't push past 60 FPS with frequent drops into 30-40s. The monitor is new, so I confirmed it was on 144hz (it wasn't, it was at 60hz), changed the drivers v-sync to Fast Sync, and changed to Vulkan setting. In game, v-sync set to adaptive keeps everthing locked to 60 fps, with very rare and minimal hiccups, and with v-sync off I get FPS in the 140-150s with more hicups than adaptive. V-sync off seems to be the worst setting so far. Am I missing anything? I'm using the GeForce experince to optimize everything else, but figured the hardware I have should tear through the game...

disable razor chroma(in keyboard and mouse settings in game)

YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME.... It worked like a charm! The difference is literally night and day. I would buy you a beer if you were next to me. Game dosen't really drop below 150 FPS, and it plays amazing. Thank you.

I had seen this suggestion before, but I don't have Chroma installed. Didn't realize it was an 'in Game" setting. Thanks again for replying and specifying :)

[Ares]

Turn of Vsync, it caps your fps to 60.
Had the same problem, the moment I turned it off I had, with Vulkan, 150-200 fps on Ultra.