Betting $10 someone else will come in and say you need a higher res monitor...1080 ti hybrid is way overkill for 1080P gaming and with your system why not step up to at least a 2K monitor? Also the clock speed on your RAM seems lower. I have a 6700K with 32GB of ripjaw and me default speed was 2133 and it's XMPL (I think I got that right) profile 1 is 3200 Mhz. I doubt that is causing frame drops, but it's something you might want to look at.

BTW, I'm running two 2k monitors on a SC2 Hybrid and in BF1 I'm getting well over 100 FPS on average and often in the 120's-130's. in PUBG i'm hitting 90-144 depending on where I'm at on the map.

What is the CPU usage? I mean, per core... is one of them maxed out? Or rather, spiking, while the GPU usage dips?

 
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ritchiedrama

masada
Betting $10 someone else will come in and say you need a higher res monitor...1080 ti hybrid is way overkill for 1080P gaming and with your system why not step up to at least a 2K monitor? Also the clock speed on your RAM seems lower. I have a 6700K with 32GB of ripjaw and me default speed was 2133 and it's XMPL (I think I got that right) profile 1 is 3200 Mhz. I doubt that is causing frame drops, but it's something you might want to look at.

BTW, I'm running two 2k monitors on a SC2 Hybrid and in BF1 I'm getting well over 100 FPS on average and often in the 120's-130's. in PUBG i'm hitting 90-144 depending on where I'm at on the map.

This has nothing to do with him using a 1080P monitor, don't spread misinformation.
 
You don't sound like you know much about hardware, so it's probably best you don't give advice.

I read that information here, from an EVGA tech...would think that's a credible source. Bottlenecking and what not...additionally if you read more closely I was making a bet about what someone might say. I'm assuming its a rough day or something but you don't know me from Adam or my experience and making an assumption about something you read on on a forum isn't going to help the OP. 

What suggestions do you have for the OP that might help him with the issue? 

masada

ritchiedrama

masada
Betting $10 someone else will come in and say you need a higher res monitor...1080 ti hybrid is way overkill for 1080P gaming and with your system why not step up to at least a 2K monitor? Also the clock speed on your RAM seems lower. I have a 6700K with 32GB of ripjaw and me default speed was 2133 and it's XMPL (I think I got that right) profile 1 is 3200 Mhz. I doubt that is causing frame drops, but it's something you might want to look at.

BTW, I'm running two 2k monitors on a SC2 Hybrid and in BF1 I'm getting well over 100 FPS on average and often in the 120's-130's. in PUBG i'm hitting 90-144 depending on where I'm at on the map.

This has nothing to do with him using a 1080P monitor, don't spread misinformation.
 
You don't sound like you know much about hardware, so it's probably best you don't give advice.

I read that information here, from an EVGA tech...would think that's a credible source. Bottlenecking and what not...additionally if you read more closely I was making a bet about what someone might say. I'm assuming its a rough day or something but you don't know me from Adam or my experience and making an assumption about something you read on on a forum isn't going to help the OP. 

What suggestions do you have for the OP that might help him with the issue? 

Indeed one of the Evga Techs once said, a 1080TI is overkill for 1080p.
1080TI was developed for 2.5K / 4K Res. 
I have a 1080p 144hz monitor as well, but I need to use DSR at 2.5k (most of my is on 2.5K) so I can have a good usage of the GPU (80% of usage, while in 1080p it renders below 60%).
You need to give heavy work for the TI's cards, otherwise, they're never going to use their potential.