Discussing Problems with the 3070 model
Discussing Problems with the 3070 model
Your setup includes a Ryzen 5 3600, 16GB RAM, and an RTX 3070 graphics card. Your main display runs at 1440p at 144Hz, with two extra monitors at 1080p 60Hz. While playing Warzone 2.0, you typically see around 55fps, which feels quite low. You've tried disconnecting other monitors, reducing resolution, closing background apps, but performance remains poor. All drivers are up to date, the NVMe SSD is present and where the game is installed, and your GPU usage in Task Manager stays low. CPU load isn’t high either. Refresh rate is correct, Vsync is off, yet results are disappointing. Your benchmark scores show strong CPU (84-106%) and GPU (74-151%), but frame rates don’t match expectations. There seems to be a mismatch between your hardware specs and actual performance—could be driver issues, GPU bottleneck, or something else affecting rendering?
DDU refers to the frame rate you typically experience in games, especially when you're playing at higher settings. In Minecraft, you mentioned smoother performance around 300-400 FPS, but now it's fluctuating between 70-80, with drops as low as 40 and spikes up to 180. You haven't adjusted your hardware, yet your desktop (3070) is slower than your laptop (3060), which is interesting.
What are your temps? And your power? In game of course Its a driver uninstaller. used to go back on other drivers. I only say it because I think there was a problem with the latest driver Here's where you download it Display Driver Uninstaller Download version 18.0.6.4 (guru3d.com) And here's how to use it
You're asking about your system's performance numbers and some setup changes. The power rating mentioned is around 11.9W, but you're using a 65°C temperature and 3800MHz clock speed. Your GPU stays cool at about 55°C, and the CPU usage was low (30%), GPU moderate (20%), with RAM at 73%. You achieved 80fps in-game, which is decent but not outstanding. The concern is whether using your HDD instead of SSD could affect frame rates—since your SSD was maxed out, it might cause issues. You plan to move the game to an SSD and test again later.
It appears the GPU usage is unusually low in Warzone. Did you verify it by opening Task Manager?
You were getting roughly 80 FPS overall, with performance ranging from 72 to 86. The setup was more consistent than before, though it wasn’t the fastest. Your CPU was busy about 45%, GPU around 25%, and RAM at 75%. This was while you were using a second monitor while playing.