Using GPU-Z, my core and memory clocks seem to be as advertised.I have quite an old 700w PSU and had to use a two-part 6+2 PCI-E cable to plug into the 8-pin socket on the 1070 (my previous card was a 6-pin).I've tried running the tests on a dual-display setup with a 42" TV 60Hz and a 24" monitor 59Hz, and I've tried both as single displays and there's no change.I've uninstalled GeForce Experience and all other GeForce software aside from the drivers.I've checked and I am running the latest 1070 drivers.I've checked and I am running the latest version of DirectX.The average of the other 5 I'm comparing to is about 185FPS, while mine is 119. Comparing to 5 other similar baselines (same CPU & GPU, with comparable turbospeed clock) it's my DX9 performance that really lags.My only other filled PCI port is a sound card. I have one installed and the other PCI-E port is empty, although I did recently swap it from one to the other to see if that would impact my scores (it didn't, or hardly at all). I don't know why it's listing two 1070s.Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium Edition Service Pack 1 build 7601 (64-bit)ĬPU Type: Intel Core i5-2500K 3.30GHz (currently OC'd to 4.3GHz) The G3D baseline I submitted when running my CPU at stock 3.3GHz was 9045 and clocking up to 4.3GHz increased it by about 400 IIRC. I've had this MSI GTX 1070 for about two weeks (still stock) and I'm concerned about my benchmarking results. First post here and I'm both new to the PerformanceTest software and not especially tech-savvy so please bear with me.
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