Frame rate drop
Frame rate drop
I recently installed Warzone and anticipated being able to play it at approximately 120-140 frames per second with reduced graphics settings. My computer specifications are as follows: an AMD Ryzen 5 1600X processor with six cores, a GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card with 6GB of memory, and 16 GB of RAM. Here’s a screenshot from a userbenchmark test: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/26...PHICS_CARD. I’m providing this information to see if it's helpful. Initially, when playing Warzone at somewhat higher settings, I achieved frame rates between 70 and 90 FPS. After lowering some of the settings, I now consistently experience frame rates between 50 and 70 FPS, with my graphics card never exceeding 15% usage at any point. However, in games like League of Legends, I consistently receive around 100 FPS, and both my GPU and CPU remain under significant load. I previously believed this performance difference in League was due to the game engine itself, but now I’m concerned that there might be an issue with my system. My CPU is always operating at 100% capacity during Warzone gameplay, and I’ve already confirmed that there are no hardware limitations regarding power supply or overheating. Therefore, if you could offer any guidance or suggestions to resolve this problem, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
System processor activity is elevated. Could you check the temperature of your central processing unit and graphics card? Is your memory operating at a speed of 2400 MHz?
I believe opera is consuming a significant portion of my system resources.
The temperatures when the computer is inactive are approximately 50 degrees Celsius on the processor and 45 degrees Celsius on the graphics card.
I haven’t yet determined the temperatures while gaming, but I plan to investigate that shortly.
Previously, I upgraded my memory to 2400 MHz, but I believe I encountered difficulties with it at the time; I don’t recall that experience being particularly positive.