I must be confusing the 1060 with the 1050 or something then. I know that one of the "10X0" series is barely better than on-board GFX.
That would be 1030, I think.
1050 and 1050Ti can run Elite on Medium/High 1080p very comfortably.
I must be confusing the 1060 with the 1050 or something then. I know that one of the "10X0" series is barely better than on-board GFX.
I must be confusing the 1060 with the 1050 or something then. I know that one of the "10X0" series is barely better than on-board GFX.
Er...no.
My GT 1030 is the equivalent of a Ryzen 2200 and slightly below a 2400 GPU wise.
A GTX 1060 is like a rocket compared to that.
I must be confusing the 1060 with the 1050 or something then. I know that one of the "10X0" series is barely better than on-board GFX.
Absolutely no performance issues running elite on medium settings on my GTX 1060 / 3gb until Elite v3.3 (during brief combat sequences)
I must be confusing the 1060 with the 1050 or something then. I know that one of the "10X0" series is barely better than on-board GFX.
GT 1030.
Yes, they actually took the X out of GTX. It's that weak.
Its not a bad card for its price and performace per watt. It runs ED at 21:9 with a mix of medium / low and high effects.
The 1060 series is barely better than using an on-board GFX card. Simply not very usable for gaming. I'd start investigating the performance issues there...
My 1060gtx 3GB in the laptop was choppy in conflict zones. What resolution do you run Krash?
Supersampling? Yeah. That'll do it.This might be it. I noticed my resolution was jacked up after the upgrade. I'll dial that back to where it was.
This is total nonsense - a GTX 1060 6GB will run BFV (the most demanding AAA title I know of right now) at ultra/1080p/60, and many other games at ultra/1440p/60. Where it's weak is at 4K or very fast refresh rates.
What CPU are you running OP? The particle effects and shadows in E:D are actually rather demanding on the CPU, as are physics like collisions and such. I had the same problem with an eGPU on an old laptop with a dual-core i7 5500-U series processor - the GPU didn't matter, as the game client was CPU-bound. Performance was largely identical across the integrated GTX960m 2GB and the external GTx960 4GB.
And 8 threads. That's not the problem then.AMD Ryzen(TM) 5 1400 Processor, Quad-Core, 3.20GHz;
The 1060 series is barely better than using an on-board GFX card. Simply not very usable for gaming. I'd start investigating the performance issues there...
And 8 threads. That's not the problem then.
The 1060 series is barely better than using an on-board GFX card. Simply not very usable for gaming. I'd start investigating the performance issues there...
AMD Ryzen(TM) 5 1400 Processor, Quad-Core, 3.20GHz;
Is Elite definitely using your GTX 1060 3GB, and not your Ryzen 5's integrated GPU?