I recently bought a GeForce Experience rtx 3070 for my AMD Ryzen 7 3700. I downloaded the driver again and updated all updates, but I have problems with Fortnite Fps in every game. I play on a 2k (2560x1440) monitor, I'm aware that 2K pulls a lot of fps, but I have an average of 130 fps. Are there problems with the graphics card because the 3070 is still new?
It still has its quirks. That's why I'm waiting for more grakas and give them some time to optimize
And 2k doesn't pull that much now.
Compare times 1080p with 2k (1080p is 1.5k. That doesn't take much.
She should be able to handle it easily
So it should take about a few more weeks until everything works and you have more fps?
Just looked at a benchmark that also had around 110 to 130 FPS with the same hardware. You can tickle out a few more FPS with overclocking.
There won't be much, maybe a few drivers for new games, but that's about it
What kind of graphics did you have before, did you uninstall the old drivers correctly?
Is the benchmark with the best graphics or the worst?
The setting was epic, when he set the settings to competitive, he got around 200 FPS
I have already visited a few friends of mine who all have told me that you have "only" 120 FPS even though you expected more.
When I told you that the monitor Hz number determines how many FPS can be displayed, they all looked stupid.
Is that also the case with you?
Also: 120 FPS is definitely not bad. If you consider that the consoles usually "only" 30 can and most PC screens (if not consciously ordered higher quality) can "only" 60 FPS.
The best way to get the latest driver is from the GeForce Experience. Apart from overclocking, you have no choice but to get more FPS.
But it should be improved in terms of software
Should be improved with a few updates. But your hardware is also important. What kind of hardware do you have.
Power supply, mainboard, RAM and CPU
2k is not a resolution for a monitor but a film format.
But with new graphics cards there are often problems because not everything has been optimized.