Fixed: reduced frame rate on computer for games
Fixed: reduced frame rate on computer for games
Greetings, I’ve configured my computer using a Ryzen 3 3200G processor and a GTX 1650 with 4GB of VRAM, equipped with 16 GB of RAM at a speed of 2133 MHz and two storage drives—one 120 GB and one 500 GB. My issue is that I’m experiencing nearly identical frame rates regardless of whether I use low or ultra graphics settings, and the performance frequently plummets, making it difficult to play at times. I’ve attempted numerous solutions to improve this system's performance, but with limited success. My internet connection is 10 Mbps, and I’m running Windows 10. Could someone offer assistance?
What’s the quantity? A single stick isn’t acceptable. Similarly, Ryzen processors are particularly reactive to memory speed, resulting in a significant portion of their potential performance being limited. The optimal range is between 3000 and 3600 MHz.
What's the quantity? Having only one stick isn’t acceptable. Similarly, Ryzen processors can be particularly reactive to memory speed, causing up to a quarter of their potential performance to remain dormant. The optimal range is between 3000 and 3600 MHz.
A helpful resource is available at https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-r...ing-guide/. Mastering this will require significant effort; a simpler approach would be to acquire a newer, quicker 2x 8GB memory set.
I recently overclocked them to 2 and 3 gigahertz currently, and I’m going to test some games now.
Thank you, sir. You were a great help to me. My maximum overclock is 3000, and if I push it any further, my computer won’t boot. This really aided me; sometimes it dips to 60 frames, but it quickly recovers in about a second. Thanks so much for everything.