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Are these FPS normal?

Are these FPS normal?

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arcadekk
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11-03-2019, 08:36 AM
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Here’s a breakdown of your performance metrics:

* **Rainbow Six Seige (160 FPS @ 1080p):** This is **above average**. Achieving 160 FPS with a 2070 Super and 3700X, especially in a graphically demanding game like Rainbow Six Seige, indicates excellent hardware performance and likely optimized settings.

* **GTA V (100 FPS @ Max Settings - excluding grass):** This is **above average**. Maintaining a consistent 100 FPS at max settings (excluding grass) is impressive and suggests your system is well-equipped to handle GTA V’s demands, although the exclusion of grass may be impacting performance.
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arcadekk
11-03-2019, 08:36 AM #1

Here’s a breakdown of your performance metrics:

* **Rainbow Six Seige (160 FPS @ 1080p):** This is **above average**. Achieving 160 FPS with a 2070 Super and 3700X, especially in a graphically demanding game like Rainbow Six Seige, indicates excellent hardware performance and likely optimized settings.

* **GTA V (100 FPS @ Max Settings - excluding grass):** This is **above average**. Maintaining a consistent 100 FPS at max settings (excluding grass) is impressive and suggests your system is well-equipped to handle GTA V’s demands, although the exclusion of grass may be impacting performance.

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Bidsie
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11-06-2019, 11:54 AM
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Rainbow six siege caps your FPS to your monitors refresh rate, (Or at least tries. The CPU usually boosts it by 20-30FPS.) I get a stable 140-155 on my 144hz monitor.
On GTA V, if everything is on max then it pushes your GPU to render stuff that is miles away. This puts a strain on the GPU for no reason in my opinion. I play with medium/high settings on my 2060 super and get around about 140-150 FPS. Maybe drop down some irrelevant settings or the render distance.
It's fairly average I'd say but I'm probably not as experienced as some others on this site.
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Bidsie
11-06-2019, 11:54 AM #2

Rainbow six siege caps your FPS to your monitors refresh rate, (Or at least tries. The CPU usually boosts it by 20-30FPS.) I get a stable 140-155 on my 144hz monitor.
On GTA V, if everything is on max then it pushes your GPU to render stuff that is miles away. This puts a strain on the GPU for no reason in my opinion. I play with medium/high settings on my 2060 super and get around about 140-150 FPS. Maybe drop down some irrelevant settings or the render distance.
It's fairly average I'd say but I'm probably not as experienced as some others on this site.

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