Low FPS in Warzone
Low FPS in Warzone
I’m getting really choppy frame rates in Call of Duty: Warzone – it's consistently around 100 to 110 frames per second. Based on my computer setup, I expected to see 140 to 180 fps with the graphics set to low, high textures, and a full 1080p resolution at 100% scale, along with the default camera view.
Here’s what I've got:
* CPU: i5-9400f
* GPU: 1070 TI Duke (8 GB)
* RAM: 16 GB G.Skillz DDR4 3200 Mhz RAM (with X.M.P. enabled)
* Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 UD
* Storage: 1 TB HDD
I’ve been using MSI Afterburner, and my CPU and GPU temperatures are fine. What's really strange is that my CPU usage always hits 100% when I’m playing, no matter what the graphics settings are – low or high. I’ve tried everything to fix it: doing a clean driver install (DDU), updating my BIOS, enabling X.M.P., overclocking the GPU, tweaking the NVIDIA control panel, and running Windows repair with /scannow. It's possible that my i5-9400f is limiting the performance of my 1070 TI, but I should still be getting significantly more than 100 to 110 fps on those settings.
1) The i5-9400F has six processing cores – it doesn’t have the extra “threads” you find in CPUs like the 9900K or 10600K.
2) Call of Duty: Warzone can really put a strain on your processor, sometimes using up to twelve threads at once.
3) Intel processors that don't use hyperthreading often experience noticeable spikes in frame times when all their cores are working hard, which can actually decrease performance and lead to some stuttering.
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The i5-9400F has six processing cores—it doesn’t have the extra “threads” you find in CPUs like the 9900K or 10600K.
Call of Duty: Warzone can really put a strain on your processor, sometimes using up to twelve threads at once.
Intel processors that don't use hyperthreading are prone to noticeable frame rate spikes when all their cores are working hard, which can actually decrease performance and lead to some stuttering.
As above it’s the cpu. Here this review, look at the low settings where the game is limited by the cpu and not gpu. Their FPS is similar
View: https://youtu.be/Uvhq33FBvAg
Phaaze points out that the title’s performance really varies depending on how many cores and threads you're using. Even switching between 4/4 and 4/8 showed a surprisingly big drop – about 40 frames per second, for example, when running a 9900k with just four threads instead of eight.
My Ryzen 3700X seems to run this game perfectly fine, utilizing all 12 of its cores.
“I’m having a really frustrating issue with my PC – I've got a 3700X and the game keeps stuttering, sometimes it even freezes completely. Have you tried tweaking any settings outside of the game itself, like in the files? Also, what kind of frame rate are you getting? I’m usually around 90fps.”