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Then Disable Vsync.
All set?
What are the specifications of your potato 🥔?
-Intel Core i5 6400 Processor
-GeForce GTX 1070 Graphics card
-8 GB RAM
-Windows 10 Operating System
-1TB Hard Drive
Maybe it needs an SSD or more RAM.
Are you running on a fresh installation of Windows x64?
Then just follow the prompts.
Main thing would be to install the latest NVIDIA driver if you havent already.
PhysX = GPU
Power Management = Prefer Max Performance
VSync = either Off, Fast or Adaptive (off in-game, unless the game is not abiding by NV's sync)
Threaded Optimization = ON
Pre-Rendered Frames = 1
There, you are done.
And yes, do this on EVERY NVIDIA GPU based Desktop/Laptop.
For Laptops, set [high performance gpu] as Default
He does have a point with the RAM though, with high VRAM GPUs you'll want to have double for your RAM to act as a buffer of sorts.
You should probably look up PC building on youtube..