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Programs performing poorly with moderate resource consumption

Programs performing poorly with moderate resource consumption

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G1mpie
Junior Member
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01-14-2018, 08:51 PM
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Games are a bit of an overstatement. I mostly play Old School Runescape, but here’s the setup: Ryzen 5 2600X, RX 590, 32GB DDR4 at 2666MHz. Temperatures stay normal—around 50°C for both GPU and CPU. Drivers are current. I looked for others with similar problems, but their fixes didn’t match mine (like thermal throttling or RAM speed issues). The screenshot shows OSRS running in a heavy workload with the 117HD plugin enabled at reasonable settings. I’m getting about 25fps. The GPU runs a bit hotter than usual, but everything else stays stable. Any tips would be appreciated! Thanks.
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G1mpie
01-14-2018, 08:51 PM #1

Games are a bit of an overstatement. I mostly play Old School Runescape, but here’s the setup: Ryzen 5 2600X, RX 590, 32GB DDR4 at 2666MHz. Temperatures stay normal—around 50°C for both GPU and CPU. Drivers are current. I looked for others with similar problems, but their fixes didn’t match mine (like thermal throttling or RAM speed issues). The screenshot shows OSRS running in a heavy workload with the 117HD plugin enabled at reasonable settings. I’m getting about 25fps. The GPU runs a bit hotter than usual, but everything else stays stable. Any tips would be appreciated! Thanks.

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ayahnib
Member
213
01-16-2018, 08:23 AM
#2
Old games were often built for just one processor core due to the hardware limitations of their era. Would you like me to check how the game utilizes each core during play?
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ayahnib
01-16-2018, 08:23 AM #2

Old games were often built for just one processor core due to the hardware limitations of their era. Would you like me to check how the game utilizes each core during play?

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01-16-2018, 10:26 AM
#3
No, I didn't adjust the PBO settings for your 2600x.
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GeoTheGuardian
01-16-2018, 10:26 AM #3

No, I didn't adjust the PBO settings for your 2600x.

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Adralym
Junior Member
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01-16-2018, 02:20 PM
#4
Switch your CPU chart to logical units, probably OSRS runs one thread at a time—this is going to make things much slower.
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Adralym
01-16-2018, 02:20 PM #4

Switch your CPU chart to logical units, probably OSRS runs one thread at a time—this is going to make things much slower.

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Dilostyle
Junior Member
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01-16-2018, 09:19 PM
#5
Hey there, friend. It sounds like you're dealing with a mix-up. The RAM you bought claims to be 4000MHz, but the numbers from Task Manager, BIOS, and CPU-Z don’t match. That’s definitely confusing. I’d suggest double-checking the RAM specifications and making sure it matches the actual part number. Also, confirm if your motherboard supports that frequency—sometimes BIOS settings can be tricky. You might want to verify with a compatible RAM tester or consult the manufacturer’s guidelines.
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Dilostyle
01-16-2018, 09:19 PM #5

Hey there, friend. It sounds like you're dealing with a mix-up. The RAM you bought claims to be 4000MHz, but the numbers from Task Manager, BIOS, and CPU-Z don’t match. That’s definitely confusing. I’d suggest double-checking the RAM specifications and making sure it matches the actual part number. Also, confirm if your motherboard supports that frequency—sometimes BIOS settings can be tricky. You might want to verify with a compatible RAM tester or consult the manufacturer’s guidelines.

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gefahr_m
Member
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01-21-2018, 11:10 PM
#6
I realized it myself. My RAM doesn't match the motherboard, at least according to the PDF. My CPU is a 2600x (Pinnacle Ridge), and I have G-Skill "F4-4000C18D-32GVK". Pressing Control-F didn't help. Probably a lesson learned—maybe it's time for a new motherboard. Thanks for guiding me, @OddOod!
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gefahr_m
01-21-2018, 11:10 PM #6

I realized it myself. My RAM doesn't match the motherboard, at least according to the PDF. My CPU is a 2600x (Pinnacle Ridge), and I have G-Skill "F4-4000C18D-32GVK". Pressing Control-F didn't help. Probably a lesson learned—maybe it's time for a new motherboard. Thanks for guiding me, @OddOod!

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iMilkoW
Junior Member
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01-22-2018, 06:46 AM
#7
Sure thing! Just toggle XMP and it should work well. Manually pick 3600 if you prefer. No extra hardware needed.
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iMilkoW
01-22-2018, 06:46 AM #7

Sure thing! Just toggle XMP and it should work well. Manually pick 3600 if you prefer. No extra hardware needed.