Does anyone know why my main GPU performs better when it's alone than when the Nvidia GPU is also connected? I noticed this a month ago. For example, my RX 9060 XT in Battlefield 6 gets a stable 120 FPS, which is the refresh rate of my monitor. When I had an RX 580 and an RX 9060, everything was fine, except for driver issues, which forced me to change my secondary GPU. I was experiencing sudden disconnections from the RX 580. Then, when I installed the RX 580 in another PC, there were no problems. Now I don't have any disconnection issues, but I've noticed that my maximum FPS in some games has decreased. I've already enabled performance mode. My CPU is an i9 11900, I have 32GB of RAM, and a 1000W 80+ Gold power supply. The maximum FPS drops, and the graphics card usage doesn't go above 70% (80%).
#Does anyone know why my main GPU performs better when it alone? , AMD main + Nvidia sec
viral jacinth
tardy thistle
what PCIe lanes are both cards running?
also, what nvidia gpu, resolution, base fps, and fps multiplier are you going for?
viral jacinth
what PCIe lanes are both cards running?
its rx 9060 xt 16gb and rtx 2060, i dont use lossless for batlefield , but my max fps stay limited, but rx 9060 alone obtain 120fps stable, only with rtx 2060 decreased fps
tardy thistle
its rx 9060 xt 16gb and rtx 2060, i dont use lossless for batlefield , but my ma...
could you send me the model of your motherboard?