Final Fantasy 16: RTX 2080 Ti - i9 9900k - 2560x1440
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2024
- i9 9900k @ 5GHZ (1.35v LLC 6)
RTX 2080 Ti Seahawk X: +50 core, +1000 memory, 100% voltage, 110% power limit
32GB RAM @ 4000MHZ
GPU Driver: 561.09
Recorded using Nvidia ShadowPlay ~ 5 fps loss when recording.
Maxed out setting @ 2560x1440p resolution.
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Bro, thanks for sharing this info. 💯
Any idea why I’m struggling to get 60 fps on an EVGA 2080 XC ULTRA and an i9-12900k?
@@littleshipko The game’s performance is all over the place. My 8700k/2080super performs almost on par with my 9900k/2080Ti in this game, it’s weird.
@@DiplomatGaming Forreal, I was having a great time by using the same settings as you and then I got to Phoenix Gate and the game had a nervous breakdown.
im getting 30-40fps on 1080p with 2080 ti for some reason? help? i5-9600k
You are heavily CPU bottlenecked. This game requires 8cores/16threads. Recommended CPUs: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X or Intel Core i7-10700
@@DiplomatGaming im guessing my r5 3600 will be a disaster as well?
@@zain1045 That’s correct! You could upgrade to a 5800x3D which will be a major upgrade, while retaining your motherboard.
My 2080Ti just had to die 3 days ago 😭 I had the EVGA FTW3 edition. It's such bad timing because I was looking forward to playing this game all over again on PC. Now I'm stuck on integrated graphics (same cpu as you), waiting for the 5000 series to release. I don't know if I can take this any longer, I might just opt for the 4080 and call it a day.
@@ILickPanda I know the feeling. Had to replace my 2080 Ti several times. I would not pair the 9900k with anything faster than the 3080/Ti.
@@DiplomatGaming Yeah Im buying a new pc because this one's like 6 years old something now. Since I need a new GPU now I might aswell replace everything and make a new beast. Im just waiting for the next intel cpu and nvidia gpu, if I cant wait any longer Im going with a amd cpu and rtx 4080/90 gpu
@@ILickPanda My 9900k/2080Ti rig has been going strong since 2019. I always do a complete build every five years. I prefer Intel CPU and Nvidia GPU for my setup.