Corsair One Elite - 1080Ti graphics scoring 4787... ?!

[Sonicsteel]

Good morning,

I am wondering if you can help me in working out why my 1080ti (newest drivers and Shadow/share/gaming overlay off) is scoring rather low.
The graphics part of the PC is the only bottle neck. I am seeing max load temps on the GPU of 61C, so its not a temperature thing. I've also tried to set the power settings in the driver menu to max without any noticable change.

The specs of the PC are :

(I've not performed any overclocking)

• CPU
  INTEL I7-8700K, LIQUID COOLED
• GPU
  NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti, LIQUID COOLED
• DRAM
  32GB 2666MHZ DDR4
• STORAGE
  480GB M.2 NVME SSD, 2TB HDD
• MOTHERBOARD
  Z370

I've ensured windows power plan is on High performance - BIOS is up to date, the PC came with no bloatware so its only got games and a few other things on it that I make sure are closed before running the benchmark... yet the score really is stupid low for a Ti...

Any help would greatly be appreicated.

[David (PassMark)]

What are the individual 3D results?
What resolution is your monitor?
Might your frame rates be limited to the monitor refresh rate via driver settings?

[Sonicsteel]

I am running 2560x1080 (21:9) @ 75hz, could that be the cause? Ill get the individual results later on and post on here.

[Sonicsteel]

Little confused as to what has happened, but from resetting the driver defaults to reinstalling the Passmark software, things appear to be sorted themselves out... Thanks for your help regardless!

[David (PassMark)]

This is one of the "Law of Demos"
http://wiki.c2.com/?LawOfDemos
"I have come to the conclusion that a quantum-like psychological effect causes the LawOfDemos, especially the second strange phenomenon listed: the irreproducability of the bug that appears in front on the prospective user/customer/employer/girlfriend/other person you want to impress."

[Sonicsteel]

That... Is one of the most accurate things I've ever read! Thanks for your support.