Resolved: What’s essential for high frame rates?
Resolved: What’s essential for high frame rates?
Hello, I'm currently working with a personalized computer configuration and exclusively play FIFA games, specifically FIFA 20. My goal is to enhance my in-game frame rate. I’ve experimented extensively with different visual settings, but haven't been able to consistently achieve high performance. Here’s a breakdown of my system:
AMD Ryzen 3 1200
8GB + 4GB DDR4 (2400MHz)
MSI A320M Pro-VH Plus (using a 500W power supply)
GeForce 1050Ti (Zotac Overclocked)
1TB HDD (Barracuda ST1000DM010)
Windows 10 (modified operating system)
Philips TV (60Hz refresh rate, 1080p at 60 frames per second)
My game settings are as follows:
Graphics Quality: High (I've also tested Medium)
Resolution: 1920x1080
Multi-Sample Anti-Aliasing: Disabled
Frame Rate: Unlimited (I’ve also attempted to limit it to 60 frames per second)
Nvidia Panel Controls:
Set to ‘Application Default’
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or assistance you can offer.
P.S.: I am not encountering any lag or screen tearing issues. I’m a budget gamer with limited resources for upgrading my hardware at this time, so any feasible recommendations would be extremely helpful.
Thank you.
The problem isn’t primarily about the type of RAM, but rather the combination of different capacities.
Refer to this link for details: https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...00...=flex#flex
Furthermore, you didn't specify the exact frames per second (FPS) you experienced in your games; these figures could be typical for your system and configuration.
Hello, I plan to decrease the graphical settings (despite having previously maintained them at a high level based on advice from a gaming discussion). Furthermore, my memory modules are identical in both brand (Corsair Vengeance) and speed (2400MHz), and my MSI X-Amp profile is configured to force all memory modules to operate at 2400MHz.
My bespoke operating system includes a minimal selection of pre-installed applications and services—it lacks WMI, Superfetch, Task Scheduler, Windows Update, and Defender. Aside from these omissions, I only have Adobe Acrobat (an unauthorized installation) consistently running. Furthermore, Chrome, OpenVPN, uTorrent, WPS Office, 7-Zip, IrfanView, and Far Cry 4 are also present on the system. Could any of these pose a problem?
This memory is remarkably sluggish, and it’s highly probable that it won't operate in dual-channel configuration. Consider purchasing a 2GB kit with a speed of 3000MHz instead.
A personalized operating system, pirated programs, lack of Windows updates, and sluggish memory – indeed, these could certainly present problems.
The problem isn't primarily with the type of RAM, but rather with a combination of different sizes.
Refer to this Intel resource for information on compatible memory configurations: https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...00...=flex#flex
Furthermore, you didn’t specify the exact frames per second you experienced while playing your games—these figures could be within an acceptable range for your system and configuration settings.