Can a GTX 1060 run control?

Playing Control with GTX 1060 Graphics With the upgraded GTX 1060 power, if we stay at a 720p render resolution, we can now easily hit the “medium” preset while still keeping the 60 FPS lock. Performance-wise the GPU is perfectly able to keep the 60 FPS lock with no problem even in the heaviest combat.

Is GTX 1060 6GB still good in 2019?

This AMD sponsored title tends to perform better with Radeon GPUs, though the GeForce GTX 1060 6GB still does very well and can deliver a decent experience using the medium quality settings at 1080p with a 59 fps average. Performance of the GTX 1060 6GB was excellent, matching or exceeding the RX 580.

Is Control game CPU intensive?

Let’s start with the good news; Control does not require a high-end CPU. In order to find out how the game scales on multiple CPU threads, we simulated a dual-core and a quad-core CPU. We also lowered our resolution to 720p in order to avoid any possible GPU limitation.

How much VRAM does Control use?

This title has been widely promoted by NVIDIA by making use of its technology. Well, according to TweakTown, the Control game is capable of using up to 18.5GB of VRAM memory. Control game is a single player RPG shooter that has a great story and good graphics.

Why does frostbite use so little GPU usage?

And maybe that the Frostbite engine isn’t THAT optimized as we used to think, hence the low GPU usage, and the now popular 144fps gaming is starting to put this into evidence.

Is there a fps counter on the 1050Ti?

I have a 1050Ti GPU, i7 CPU, updated to latest Nvidia driver (after 8 months without updating). FPS counter doesn’t show in-game for me, but feels like ~10FPS. Main menu and in training. Even with all display quality settings on minimum, on all aspect ratios, no discord overlay, no origin overlay. 100\% GPU usage (task manager statistics).

Why does my GPU-Z show X1 instead of x16?

After updating GPU-Z, click on the? button and start the render test. If the bus interface still shows x1 instead of x16 then something is wrong with either the card, the PCIe slot, or the PCIe controller.

Why does my GPU draw so few frames per second?

Your graphics card, CPU, and RAM are all involved in the effort to create the geometry, textures, lighting, and effects that compose one of those frames. When one component in the chain causes a bottleneck — for example, your CPU tells your GPU to render a large number of objects at once — your PC draws fewer frames per second.