Have you noticed poor performance on your "High End" PC?
Have you noticed poor performance on your "High End" PC?
Hi
I purchased a Ryzen 5 3600 paired with an Nvidia GTX 2080 Super last year (MSI B450 GAMING PLUS, 16GB RAM). It’s been a while since I played much, so I didn’t notice any major issues. Recently, I’ve started playing more and found myself consistently getting between 60 to 200 FPS per game, with no significant variation.
In CS:GO (80-250 FPS depending on settings), LoL (100-180 FPS), and Minecraft (100-200 FPS with 8GB RAM and 12 chunks). I can play almost all new titles smoothly at over 60 FPS (Sea of Thieves, COD Warzone, It Takes Two, etc.).
It surprised me because on my old PC with an older i5 CPU and R9 390 GPU, I could easily reach stable speeds above 350 FPS in CS:GO and Minecraft (e.g., 80-120 FPS on the map with the ancient i5). I checked 3DMark results and userbenchmark scores, adjusted BIOS settings, enabled performance over quality in NVIDIA Control Panel, and downgraded the GPU driver. The updates showed improvements, but overall performance remained similar to when I first started.
Temperatures stayed around 40-50°C for all games, and CPU usage was about 10% for CS:GO and roughly 20% for Minecraft. With a 144Hz monitor, I can see the impact of dropping below 100 FPS clearly. I’m hoping to find a solution, but I’ve been working on this all day.
Was eine neue Windows-Installation durchgeführt, als Sie diesen Ryzen-System aufbauen?
yes, the entire pc was constructed from scrap and the os was freshly installed. also i've just observed that during gameplay of cs:go my cpu usage is 8-10% while my gpu usage reaches 95%, which could be the situation, don't assume a gtx 2080 super would handle that load in games like csgo
3DMark results for users with identical hardware:
The mean score is 11194, just a bit below that. Those with the same configuration might have additional overclocking, which could explain the gap.
Turn on PBO overclocking and it should improve performance.
using the same GPU isn't the full system, also I turned on PBO but it didn't make a difference. however, when I start CSGO the CPU usage is around 8-10% while the GPU stays nearly at 100%.
Oops, my mistake, searched 3dmark.com now. It looks like the score difference is even lower here, and it seems some users with GPU optimization got an extra point.
Yes, if you're referring to that page, it discusses installing the down driver for Windows 10 64-bit on a B450 gaming motherboard.