Running smoothly on a mid-range computer can be challenging.
Running smoothly on a mid-range computer can be challenging.
You're unsure about what to focus on. Let me help you clarify your thoughts.
I retained the previous RAM setup from t-force, but it’s limited to 16 GB, which falls short of what you need for Rust.
It's difficult to say for sure without more details. If you're experiencing issues even when RAM matches your system specs, it suggests a problem beyond just memory capacity. The dual-channel setup with mismatched stick sizes could affect performance, especially if Rust is running on the less efficient side. This issue might have developed gradually rather than appearing suddenly.
It used to be around 100 fps now it's only about 60 or so. The change also happened with my RAM—one T-FORCE 8GB and another T-FORCE, but a different type, 16GB. I have a white one (8GB) and a red one (16GB).
The sensors section is what you want to focus on. When launching hwinfo64, choose sensors only and filter accordingly. Browsing through it will reveal all necessary details, such as the GPU. Run the game and check for any unusual signs—like maximum temperatures for GPU, CPU, or other indicators—and see if any throttling flags are active. Also verify whether the GPU is actively being used.
Space available plenty even on C drive? Conditions seem favorable. Check for any restrictions or issues.
i've been playing for a little and got these temps,idk if its something wrong or not
These are the temps,don't really know if it something wrong or not