Issues following part replacement Performance drops after component changes
Issues following part replacement Performance drops after component changes
Good day, people. To expect the launch of Starfield, I have upgraded my system recently. Alas, I am experiencing some low framerates. For example in Call of Duty MW2 I have about 200 frames with FidilityCAS and FSR2.1, and I am guessing my frames will drop even more without these features. In God of War, I have about 160 (FSR enabled) frames with really big stutters at the beginning, then it smoothes out but the frames are all over the place. This is a far cry from the benchmarks I have been seeing lately, especially in titles like Modern Warfare, missing about 100 frames or so. I am using a 1440p screen First here is my setup: I have: 1. Enabled XMP 2. Enabled ResizeBAR 3. Updated BIOS 4. Re-installed Windows with a clean install 5. I have all the latest AMD drivers 6. Disabled Core Isolation (please don't hack me ) Any suggestions on what I can do to improve my framerates? I am unsure what more I can do with my system to improve my framerates so I can finally be at peace with my newly acquired GPU. Of course, I will provide any more information in case I forgot it in my initial post here. Thank you in advance.
Adjust Secure Boot settings in msconfig to boot into safe mode. Enter BIOS, turn on Secure Boot, disable CSM, ensure TPM is active, start from Win Safe Mode, switch off Sefe Boot, and reboot. Keep an eye on CPU temperatures. An LGA 1700 CPU frame could be beneficial.
@191x7 Sorry for the missing information. I am using a DeepCool LS520. I will give your suggestion a try. Thank you loads for commenting and helping out Edit: At Idle my temperatures vary from roundabout 24c to 35c Update: I think I have a serious bottleneck somewhere in my system. I just tried running MW2 in both 1080p and 1440p, as well with different graphical settings. At 1080 I got lower frames than 1440p, and different graphical settings didn't really change my frames at all.