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Low FPS Pc

Low FPS Pc

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3gilad3
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02-16-2019, 01:43 PM
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Hi, I own a GTX 1660 and a Ryzen 3 2200G. My gaming experience is quite disappointing. When playing CS:GO at 1280 x 960 on low settings, I usually see around 95-130 FPS, which falls short of expectations for my hardware. On YouTube, similar setups achieve 200-260 FPS. I've also tried Hellblade at 1080p with medium settings, but it drops to about 25 FPS sometimes. I'm aware my CPU isn't powerful enough, yet the performance is still below what I'd like. I've already updated everything and it's still not improving much. I'm planning to upgrade to an R5 3600, but I'm worried that even then, the CPU might be the main issue if FPS stays low. My PC specs are: ASRock A320M-HD, 2x8GB RAM at 2666MHz (one from Ballistix, another from HyperX), Ryzen 3 2200G, GTX 1660 6GB, two 240GB SSDs, and a 500W power supply.
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3gilad3
02-16-2019, 01:43 PM #1

Hi, I own a GTX 1660 and a Ryzen 3 2200G. My gaming experience is quite disappointing. When playing CS:GO at 1280 x 960 on low settings, I usually see around 95-130 FPS, which falls short of expectations for my hardware. On YouTube, similar setups achieve 200-260 FPS. I've also tried Hellblade at 1080p with medium settings, but it drops to about 25 FPS sometimes. I'm aware my CPU isn't powerful enough, yet the performance is still below what I'd like. I've already updated everything and it's still not improving much. I'm planning to upgrade to an R5 3600, but I'm worried that even then, the CPU might be the main issue if FPS stays low. My PC specs are: ASRock A320M-HD, 2x8GB RAM at 2666MHz (one from Ballistix, another from HyperX), Ryzen 3 2200G, GTX 1660 6GB, two 240GB SSDs, and a 500W power supply.