Low FPS and low clocks

[minlillaponny]

Getting sick and tired of this and since it's only Fallout 4 that has this problem i'm guessing that there's something wrong in the game :)

So it's seems as i'm stuck at 50-70 FPS depends on whick environment i'm in, but still my GPU clock "core and memory" are stuck at 861/3305, and GPU usage never goes above 80%

While playing other games the clock goes up to 1500/4005 (yes overclocked) So i googled the problem and it seems to more people then me that has the same issue.

 

So does anyone now a fix or something else? 50-70 fps is not that bad, but above 100 is just more awesome :D

 

Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance = Check

The latest drivers = Check

Some .ini tweaks that i've found = Check

 

Temperature problem, nope. Running watercooling :)

[Optiostar]

Getting sick and tired of this and since it's only Fallout 4 that has this problem i'm guessing that there's something wrong in the game :smile:

So it's seems as i'm stuck at 50-70 FPS depends on whick environment i'm in, but still my GPU clock "core and memory" are stuck at 861/3305, and GPU usage never goes above 80%

While playing other games the clock goes up to 1500/4005 (yes overclocked) So i googled the problem and it seems to more people then me that has the same issue.

 

So does anyone now a fix or something else? 50-70 fps is not that bad, but above 100 is just more awesome :D

 

Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance = Check

The latest drivers = Check

Some .ini tweaks that i've found = Check

 

Temperature problem, nope. Running watercooling :smile:

I was having the same problem with my 970 strix, I had it oc'd for a little extra, and fallout seemed to make it choke and revert to base clock settings, not base overclock so like 870mhz? when the base overclock clock is 1250ish i tweaked an oc preset just for running Fallout and just mildly overclocked it and it seemed more stable. Something about the creation engine does not like oc'd cards because skyrim had the same effect causing my card to revert to base clock and spit it's cookies as well. Maybe try unclocking a bit? And just as an fyi, above 60fps in any creation engine game is just asking for issues seeing as the frame rate is tied to the physics engine, all kind of crazy stuff happens ie: opening doors causes havok object to bounce around the room in skyrim, lockpick glitch in fo4, terminal bug fo4 etc. ymmv

[minlillaponny]

 

Getting sick and tired of this and since it's only Fallout 4 that has this problem i'm guessing that there's something wrong in the game :smile:

So it's seems as i'm stuck at 50-70 FPS depends on whick environment i'm in, but still my GPU clock "core and memory" are stuck at 861/3305, and GPU usage never goes above 80%

While playing other games the clock goes up to 1500/4005 (yes overclocked) So i googled the problem and it seems to more people then me that has the same issue.

 

So does anyone now a fix or something else? 50-70 fps is not that bad, but above 100 is just more awesome :D

 

Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance = Check

The latest drivers = Check

Some .ini tweaks that i've found = Check

 

Temperature problem, nope. Running watercooling :smile:

I was having the same problem with my 970 strix, I had it oc'd for a little extra, and fallout seemed to make it choke and revert to base clock settings, not base overclock so like 870mhz? when the base overclock clock is 1250ish i tweaked an oc preset just for running Fallout and just mildly overclocked it and it seemed more stable. Something about the creation engine does not like oc'd cards because skyrim had the same effect causing my card to revert to base clock and spit it's cookies as well. Maybe try unclocking a bit? And just as an fyi, above 60fps in any creation engine game is just asking for issues seeing as the frame rate is tied to the physics engine, all kind of crazy stuff happens ie: opening doors causes havok object to bounce around the room in skyrim, lockpick glitch in fo4, terminal bug fo4 etc. ymmv

 

 

Thanks. Gonna give it a try later when i'm home.

Did not Bethesda fix that high FPS bug already?