What Games are you playing right now?

Dude said:

Great job worf

Cheers Doug.

worf105 said:

Benchmark of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® Wildlands Ultra settings coming very soon. Would have show some game play but really in to SGW3 and not to interested in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® Wildlands.

Not to impressed with frames but I will reserve judgement until you guys have your input.

Worf; this game is an Nvidia Game Works title. Nvidia's hand in it was to show the power of the 1080TI. In doing so, they also made sure that at 1440P Ultra settings, only the 1080Ti and Titan XP could handle it with playable framerates. Check these comments from the Tech Power Up review. So given that, Nessie is performing just fine at 1440P Ultra.

"With the Ultra preset chosen, the game demands the best graphics hardware, even to play at a fluid 1080p HD. Only the GTX 1080, Titan X Pascal, and GTX 1080 Ti are able to achieve 60 FPS. When you go to 1440p, the GTX 1080 drops below 50 FPS, leaving only the Titan X Pascal and 1080 Ti with playable framerates"

Ghost Recon Wildlands: Performance Analysis | techPowerUp

worf105 said:

Sniper ghost warrior 3 Act 2: Awas' Family Part 1.

Stopped recording at the end of the video of Awas' Family and forgot to restart recording

Great video, Worf and that Zotac is pushing through significant FPS. Ya, I like the day time better and the video quality is excellent. I remember that scene. Attempted a "shortcut" to the ruins and fell off the mountain!

Essenbe; at stock, what clock and temps is that FTW 3 getting in SGW3? Is the clock steady or moving up and down?

specialkone said:

Worf; this game is an Nvidia Game Works title. Nvidia's hand in it was to show the power of the 1080TI. In doing so, they also made sure that at 1440P Ultra settings, only the 1080Ti and Titan XP could handle it with playable framerates. Check these comments from the Tech Power Up review. So given that, Nessie is performing just fine at 1440P Ultra.

"With the Ultra preset chosen, the game demands the best graphics hardware, even to play at a fluid 1080p HD. Only the GTX 1080, Titan X Pascal, and GTX 1080 Ti are able to achieve 60 FPS. When you go to 1440p, the GTX 1080 drops below 50 FPS, leaving only the Titan X Pascal and 1080 Ti with playable framerates"

Ghost Recon Wildlands: Performance Analysis | techPowerUp

Cheers specialkone that's good to know.

Thanks essenbe. Man, the temps on the AIB 1080TI's are impressive, high 50's, low 60's. With my ACX (dual fan) FTW 1080, my fan curve is set to 50% when temp 50C, then I have it set to 70%/60C, 80%/70C. After long periods of gaming most I typically see is low 70's C but it certainly doesn't stay in the low 60 C range, most often high 60's.

Those stock clocks are pretty good as well and you were hitting 203X with an OC in benching. As JayZ mentioned, there aren't really winners anymore with the TI's. The worry is whether one is a silicon lottery loser. I've seen a number of TI owners report with an OC they are crashing in the high 1900's.

Yes, we are waiting to see your superposition and firestrike numbers.:)

essenbe said:

Yes, SLI was what I was referring to. You know, if I was Blackrose I would wait and see what Skylake X and Kaby Lake X is all about before buying anything. I realize they are Intel, but they still have to contend with a decent $500 8 core CPU. We could get surprised.

I did consider that, especially after the leak from videocardz. I should still be within my return window on this 7700K when the -X chips drop. If they do end up being surprisingly affordable, I may send it back and grab a Kaby Lake-X chip.