2700 plus 450 milliseconds minus k
2700 plus 450 milliseconds minus k
Do you think he could achieve around 50 frames per second with 3000 to 3466 RAM? His CPU and GPU usage stays consistently near 50%, with nothing ever reaching 100%—could that indicate something? FPS isn't limited by temperature, and the numbers look normal.
He should be seeing over 300 frames per second with that setup. There might be another issue.
Approximately 10 frames per second is the target. The CPU is the main issue, which likely makes gaming a secondary priority for Zen and Zen+'s design. The architecture's memory constraints might be the reason behind this limitation.
attempted boosting GPU RAM to 500% but no improvement in frame rate observed
Not the system RAM. The VRAM speed won’t be an issue for GTX 1080, it has more than enough memory using GDDR5X
System memory refers to RAM. It usually adds only a small boost, not much more than 10fps.
The main issue is the faulty CPU, avoid purchasing a second-generation Ryzen for top FPS in the lead position. Fast RAM speed can offer some relief, but it's essentially a temporary fix. Better to address the problem rather than ignoring it.