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I dunno where you're getting that it sucks 300w ^ it's only 145w stock.
https://www.techspot.com/review/1795-metro-exodus-benchmarks/
Max settings 1080p dips to 37FPS ^.
If you just got the card clean off the old previous gpu drivers with DDU and reinstall.
https://www.guru3d.com/files-categories/videocards-handy-utilities.html
Ps, on a side note, if you want very high/ultra settings even at 1080p you should be looking into the GTX1070/70ti or GTX1660ti these days.
The GTX 970 itself is 145 watt. Also its used 97% in your screenshot, so it is at full load.
ALSO, the GTX 970 is not strong enough to run Odyssey at Ultra High. Even my old
GTX 1080 dipped below 60 FPS in many scenes on that setting.
On top of that you have a fairly old CPU and Odyssey is massively CPU dependent.
It profits a ton from modern 6 core CPUs.
I honestly think you need to dial back some settings to High and even Medium.
Especially "Volumetric Clouds" which costs like 30% performance on Very High compared to Medium.
This is what it look like on full load. In game it would only use half of the power available to it, for whatever reason I just don't know... Some games wouldn't have the issue, at full load my cpu would start bottle necking the card. But at 1920x1080p in odyssey, I am certain my pc should be able to get more than 20fps.
https://imgur.com/a/boxUP5K
I honestly don't think your power monitor is reading right 273w is out to lunch for the GTX970, GPU usage is 99% which is good that's what matters.
https://www.techspot.com/review/1822-geforce-gtx-970-vs-radeon-r9-290/
More benchies to compare ^.
Lower your settings. You can't expect to get 60 FPS at high settings with a 970 4G in ACO.
Even with a little better Rx 580 you'd need to drop settings down to Med to be closer to 60.
The power usage, or the TDP % was at 75% compared to ~55 in odyssey.
You can also notice the rise in temperature too, because the game was using and or demanding more power.
https://imgur.com/a/dk9m0bd
High power usage was because I modified the bios on my card. I also raised the maximum voltage to 1.312v. On gpu-z the pixel fillrate is at 87.6 and texture fillrate is at 162.8. Memory bandwidth is running at 266 gb/s @ 4158mhz...
These settings should be able to run odyssey on ultra at around 30-40fps minimum if it was using its max power TDP.
I just do not understand why I have such a low power draw/usage while other games are seemingly fine? I am using drivers 425.31 if that would be any help?
Lowered the settings to high in odyssey, and... I lost fps????? Now I am very confused. So it isn't my GPU causing the issue... Wtf...
Much lower GPU usage, to be expected with less graphical demand on lower settings, and power usage was lower on top of that... Do I have a cpu bottleneck or something? Now I am completely out of ideas.
https://imgur.com/a/8VwVE73 x
I remember back when I had my ultra wide monitor, in bf1 I had a cpu bottleck issue so I used DSR to enable 3440x1440 or 3840x1620 resolultion and I would keep the settings maxed out. I would get 45fps with lower cpu usage by putting more load on the gpu.
Hell I found this old video I made, ~40fps at 3620x1527.
The lower the resolution and settings, the higher the demand on the CPU. It's important to find the right balance of settings and not to go too low or too high for your particular GPU so that the CPU won't bottleneck at 1080p. If you're running above 1080p, that will destroy FPS because the 970 is not for 1440p, unlike the 980 Ti.
http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/19/04/29/q26.png
and my USB Battery Backup shows 180 watts jump to 372 watts running GPU-Z
I modified my GPU bios to allow for higher power usage. In the bios file I set the maximum power TDP to 287watts, from the original (110% in afterburner) 225watts. I increased the maximum voltage to 1.312v from whatever the maximum voltage was when overclocking.
This allowed me to have a +220 core overclock 1575mhz or 1590 depending on the game. I also run my memory clock with a +620 offset, 4160mhz.
My GPU never surpassed 60c while gaming using the stock bios. With my modded bios, it will hit up to 70c on full load as I am putting 250+watts through the air cooler.
GPUZ
https://imgur.com/a/8MDT9JU (Power Throttled)
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The problem with this game, assassins creed odyssey, and many others, is where my GPU isn't using more than 50% power of its TDP. The core and memory clock speeds will run maxed out, but the power does not budge from 50%. Its like the game is not fully using the GPU.
Could the issue be my CPU? I tried recording via shadowplay, and my fps dropped down to 10 and my cpu usage jumped up to 70-75. This game should be playable on my i7. I seen a video on this game using my cpu, at 3.4ghz not 4.1ghz which is what I am running at.