Performs poorly in GTA 5
Performs poorly in GTA 5
Hello, I see the performance gap you're facing. Your benchmark scores are higher than what you experience while gaming, likely due to your monitor's refresh rate. With a 144Hz display, the lower frame rates might not be noticeable. Consider upgrading to a higher refresh rate monitor or adjusting your benchmark settings accordingly. Let me know if you need more tips!
The game functions properly with the correct setup. The storage drives are properly linked. The game is loading from the hard drive as expected.
It seems you have a premium setup but opted for an HDD and slower RAM. A useful tip is to press F2 during boot or delete your system to access the BIOS, locate XMP settings, click it to activate, then save and exit. This should improve performance by roughly 15%.
It’s clear this will negatively impact performance. A benchmark should focus on sequential reads, whereas gameplay involves random access. Consider moving it to an SSD to evaluate its speed.
I already had xmp installed, and I was on a limited budget when I purchased the RAM... but thank you very much! I’ll give it a try. Your advice was really appreciated.
The A B560 board with standard configurations may restrict the peak performance of a 11900K processor. Open the BIOS settings and check if you can modify the turbo power thresholds. Typical defaults for these chips are PL1 at 125W and PL2 at 250W. It’s advisable to align both limits to 250W. 125W falls far short of what a 11900K needs. Visit ThrottleStop 9.6 for assistance https://www.techpowerup.com/download/tec...ottlestop/. On the main interface, ensure the Log File option is enabled and run a test game for at least 15 minutes. After completion, close the game and exit ThrottleStop to let it save the log file. Save this file in your ThrottleStop/Logs directory. Please include the log file along with screenshots from ThrottleStop’s TPL and FIVR windows so I can observe the BIOS adjustments.
I moved GTA to my SSD and noticed a boost of about 5 frames per second. I’m concerned because adjusting the mouse position also lowered my FPS to 15. I also learned that higher server traffic reduces my performance. Following your instructions, I checked the file 2023-11-18.txt.
ThrottleStop indicates core isolation memory integrity is active or another VBS feature is enabled. For peak gaming performance, follow the provided link and disable those settings. Restart and remove the ThrottleStop.INI file before reapplying changes. Share an updated FIVR screenshot. Your 11900K appears to operate at full capacity without overheating or power constraints. If issues persist, the RX 7600 might be the culprit. Have you tested various GPU driver versions?
I observed that in city driving the GPU usage stays below 73% and FPS remains around 75, while in open areas it spikes to 95% with about 100 FPS. This seems unusual since higher demand usually increases usage. I haven checked different driver versions yet and don’t know which one works best. Could you confirm if the screenshot is correct?