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    Trying to get 140+fps need help on upgrades

    Hi, the game in question is final fantasy xiv, and im trying to get around 140+ fps on 1080p around max settings because this game is beautiful and im finally able to build and upgrade my pc but i cant seem to get above 60fps, can i get some advice on what i need to upgrade?

    This is my setup
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    I5-7600k 3.8ghz not oced atm but i have a noctua 212 incase i do
    32gb 3000mhz ddr4
    Rog Gtx 1660 ti 6gb

    Any help would be great

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    Why do you want such fps in that game tho? It doesnt really require precision, or is so fast paced that the input lag could make a difference.

    Anyway, as a reference, I have tried it pretty much maxed out in 1440p with a framerate ranging from 100 to 120. I cant tell you the exact number because that was just a hardware test, I just sync it with my monitors refresh rate (75hz) but Im using this;
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    msi rtx 2070 +80to120mhz OC + autoboost, runs usually at 2050mhz @55-60ºC

    Worth to mention, that reaching those kind of framerates might not be possible in certain situations, due to server, or engine limitations.

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    Its just a preference, ive been playing other games and getting over 120fps and after buying a monitor that supports it i feel like im looking at a slide show now, i understand i wont get it in major cities or in say 24 man raids, but id like to enjoy it in my savage and normal runs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itori View Post
    Hi, the game in question is final fantasy xiv, and im trying to get around 140+ fps on 1080p around max settings because this game is beautiful and im finally able to build and upgrade my pc but i cant seem to get above 60fps, can i get some advice on what i need to upgrade?

    This is my setup
    Win 10 64x
    Asus z270a motherboard
    I5-7600k 3.8ghz not oced atm but i have a noctua 212 incase i do
    32gb 3000mhz ddr4
    Rog Gtx 1660 ti 6gb

    Any help would be great
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    You say you're not able to get above 60fps, is it a hard cap of exactly 60fps, or does it hover around there? If it's a hardcap, the game might be limited to 60fps for some reason.

    I'm not familiar with the game, but the only thing that really holds you back should be the GPU.

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    After some google i can see that final fantasy xiv is a GPU intensive game, so that 1660 wont get you near the FPS you want. To get 144FPS in 1080p we are talking cards with GTX 1080 or higher performance and i would also OC that CPU
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    Quote Originally Posted by Temp name View Post
    You say you're not able to get above 60fps, is it a hard cap of exactly 60fps, or does it hover around there? If it's a hardcap, the game might be limited to 60fps for some reason.

    I'm not familiar with the game, but the only thing that really holds you back should be the GPU.
    No in larger cities its around 54, and in open areas itll be around 69-75

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    Quote Originally Posted by pansertjald View Post
    After some google i can see that final fantasy xiv is a GPU intensive game, so that 1660 wont get you near the FPS you want. To get 144FPS in 1080p we are talking cards with GTX 1080 or higher performance and i would also OC that CPU
    Ah, okay, should i go higher and get a 20xx series or go for the 1080?

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    I would go for a RTX 2070 super
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    Quote Originally Posted by Itori View Post
    No in larger cities its around 54, and in open areas itll be around 69-75

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    Ah, okay, should i go higher and get a 20xx series or go for the 1080?
    Yeah you're running into a GPU bottleneck then. 2060 super/2070 super are both decent upgrades, the 2060 super is 5-10% worse than a 1080 depending on the task, a 2070 super is better than that.

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    Do you have a monitor that would support the refresh rate? What is your in game refresh rate set to? Hardware to push FPS means nothing if the game or your monitor don't support it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Temp name View Post
    Yeah you're running into a GPU bottleneck then. 2060 super/2070 super are both decent upgrades, the 2060 super is 5-10% worse than a 1080 depending on the task, a 2070 super is better than that.
    Ill aim for the 2070, thank you for the help

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    Quote Originally Posted by danko215 View Post
    Do you have a monitor that would support the refresh rate? What is your in game refresh rate set to? Hardware to push FPS means nothing if the game or your monitor don't support it.
    Yes, i have a single ASUS VG278Q 27" and i have it set to 144hz

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    edit: I take it back, maybe XIV is optimized enough to actually reach 144 fps. Most MMOs that would be impossible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itori View Post
    Ill aim for the 2070, thank you for the help
    Get the SUPER version, or the 2060 SUPER. the stock 2070 is officially end of life, so prices should shoot up and support dwindle

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    Quote Originally Posted by Temp name View Post
    Get the SUPER version, or the 2060 SUPER. the stock 2070 is officially end of life, so prices should shoot up and support dwindle
    Okay! I appreciate the advice

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itori View Post
    Okay! I appreciate the advice
    If you are lucky you can start to find RTX 2080 for the same price as the RTX 2070 super. They are REALLY close to that price here i Denmark now. The prices are dropping fast on the RTX 2080 and 2080 ti.

    The RTX 2080 ti is down to 1.200$ now, from 1.430$ and the RTX 2080 are down to 750$ from 1.200$

    Im gonna get a RTX 2080 ti, if i can find some one who will pay enough for my RTX 2080
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