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leZerox
Junior Member
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08-01-2020, 09:15 AM
#1
Hello, I'm experiencing poor performance in the game "Enshrouded," especially during the menu and cinematic sections. When playing, it's fine otherwise. Also, I have issues with Hogwarts Legacy where it drops to 30fps at certain moments. It's strange since my FPS is usually around 200 but still lags.

Components:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800x 8-core 3800MHZ
GPU: RTX 3080 gigabyte 10Go
RAM: 32GO
Power Supply: 1000W
Storage: 2To M.2 (310go free)

Thank you for your assistance.
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leZerox
08-01-2020, 09:15 AM #1

Hello, I'm experiencing poor performance in the game "Enshrouded," especially during the menu and cinematic sections. When playing, it's fine otherwise. Also, I have issues with Hogwarts Legacy where it drops to 30fps at certain moments. It's strange since my FPS is usually around 200 but still lags.

Components:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800x 8-core 3800MHZ
GPU: RTX 3080 gigabyte 10Go
RAM: 32GO
Power Supply: 1000W
Storage: 2To M.2 (310go free)

Thank you for your assistance.

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HannahGG
Member
148
08-02-2020, 04:57 AM
#2
When the game operates smoothly outside the menu, everything is okay. Similar problems appeared with Amazon's New World, where even the most powerful GPUs failed at the game menu. This was due to a code bug in the game that also caused manufacturing issues with GPUs. I always recommend keeping your motherboard's BIOS updated, the OS current, and the GPU driver latest. Use DDU to delete all GPU drivers (Intel, AMD, Nvidia), then reinstall manually using the newest ones from Nvidia's support site, running the installer as an administrator.
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HannahGG
08-02-2020, 04:57 AM #2

When the game operates smoothly outside the menu, everything is okay. Similar problems appeared with Amazon's New World, where even the most powerful GPUs failed at the game menu. This was due to a code bug in the game that also caused manufacturing issues with GPUs. I always recommend keeping your motherboard's BIOS updated, the OS current, and the GPU driver latest. Use DDU to delete all GPU drivers (Intel, AMD, Nvidia), then reinstall manually using the newest ones from Nvidia's support site, running the installer as an administrator.

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08-02-2020, 06:47 AM
#3
Hello!
There might be several factors at play here. Since it's not a hardware problem, let's review some initial points:
Verify drivers or other updates, particularly GPU updates.
Check for Windows updates.
The simplest solution is usually tried first—restart your system if needed.
Once those are resolved, examine the Task Manager to assess usage:
What are the numbers under the Performance section? CPU, Memory, Disk, GPU, etc.?
Are there many programs running in the background? You likely have sufficient memory and a decent CPU/GPU, so they should be okay.
Check the temperatures; excessive heat can cause problems.
Regarding lag, do you mean game performance or frequent movement in games? If it’s the latter, it might point to network latency rather than in-game issues.
I hope these tips assist you on your task. Feel free to share your findings if you have any insights from these questions. Another suggestion would be to search online for known performance issues related to those specific games using queries like "performance known issues *Game Name* *GPU name*".
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DiamondDasher3
08-02-2020, 06:47 AM #3

Hello!
There might be several factors at play here. Since it's not a hardware problem, let's review some initial points:
Verify drivers or other updates, particularly GPU updates.
Check for Windows updates.
The simplest solution is usually tried first—restart your system if needed.
Once those are resolved, examine the Task Manager to assess usage:
What are the numbers under the Performance section? CPU, Memory, Disk, GPU, etc.?
Are there many programs running in the background? You likely have sufficient memory and a decent CPU/GPU, so they should be okay.
Check the temperatures; excessive heat can cause problems.
Regarding lag, do you mean game performance or frequent movement in games? If it’s the latter, it might point to network latency rather than in-game issues.
I hope these tips assist you on your task. Feel free to share your findings if you have any insights from these questions. Another suggestion would be to search online for known performance issues related to those specific games using queries like "performance known issues *Game Name* *GPU name*".

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FalconMech
Junior Member
10
08-07-2020, 01:25 PM
#4
The specifications provided about the PSU do not reveal anything about its quality. Could you share the details of your motherboard? Also, what are your CPU and GPU temperatures? Is XMP enabled for your RAM?
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FalconMech
08-07-2020, 01:25 PM #4

The specifications provided about the PSU do not reveal anything about its quality. Could you share the details of your motherboard? Also, what are your CPU and GPU temperatures? Is XMP enabled for your RAM?

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daxl_fns
Junior Member
46
08-07-2020, 02:37 PM
#5
Hello, thank you for your message! I have already tried this several times without getting any results :c
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daxl_fns
08-07-2020, 02:37 PM #5

Hello, thank you for your message! I have already tried this several times without getting any results :c