Not great at all.
Not great at all.
My computer keeps struggling a lot. I upgraded my power supply from 600W to 750W and changed my motherboard to MSI B550 PRO A with a Ryzen 5 5500 and RTX 3060, but it still doesn’t improve much. In games like NFS:Heat and Spider-Man, I’m getting around 40-50 FPS, while CS:GO at low settings hits 230 FPS. My 16 GB RAM runs at 3200 MHz, but benchmarks show others with similar specs get higher FPS. After trying overclocking, the GPU stays stable at 60-75°C during games.
But what are the temperatures on your CPU? Do you have one or two RAM modules? If you have two, are they properly seated in the correct slots so dual-channel operation is active? Have you installed any resource-heavy software that might strain performance? When you reset, do you mean completely erasing the disk and installing Windows via a Windows USB drive, or do you use the built-in reset function? If the latter, it seems to be ineffective and often makes things worse.
It seems you're checking if your RAM was properly configured and adjusting graphics settings for better performance in CS:GO. Make sure your system has enough RAM and that benchmarks are set to the correct values.
Review the task manager for any unused background tasks. Search online for safe services and remove any that aren't needed. Disable unnecessary background applications in settings. Consider a full OS reset if you mean a complete installation. Also, verify in BIOS that your CPU isn’t throttling speed and your power mode is set to high performance.
Plan is optimized for speed and I verified these two in the BIOS.
The TaskManager window appears correctly, with minimal CPU usage and only your browser consuming about half a gigabyte of RAM. Performance seems unaffected. It might be a virus taking up resources without showing up in the Task Manager.
Did you perform a complete reset and reinstall using a Windows USB drive? Also, upload benchmarks such as Cinebench and Unigene Superposition. Execute them separately two times and average the results. For superposition, share the settings—especially at the maximum 1080p—to identify performance issues.