Searching for a CPU compatible with the 3080 graphics card.
Searching for a CPU compatible with the 3080 graphics card.
They mentioned they were aligning their outcomes with online standards. This alone poses a challenge since each system differs significantly, and the benchmarks often lack precision or reflect real-world conditions. The most reliable method to identify bottlenecks is using monitoring tools. If your GPU utilization stays consistently high—such as above 90%—it likely indicates an issue. Factors could include CPU limitations, storage constraints, or even the game's performance. Upgrades can help with some of these, while others may require accepting trade-offs. Perfect 99% usage across all components is unrealistic.
Initially, thank you for your feedback! To summarize, I’ll focus on gathering all the necessary information from the replies. Most references came from Warzone benchmark clips; I’m aware the game isn’t highly optimized. Generally, videos at 3080 and 8700 fps reach around 120 fps, while those at 10700 fps hit about 170 fps. For example, with Battlefield V/1 I aim for 144 fps on ultra settings, though that’s still a bit low compared to what I expect. I’ll conduct further tests to assess GPU usage and update my post with more accurate data.
I’m using a 1080p monitor at 144Hz, aiming to run all games at 144fps. I understand that achieving 3080 fps on 1080p might have been inefficient back then, especially since I planned a monitor upgrade. When I checked my performance at 1080p, it was confusing how to optimize.
For full details, I’ll revise this comment and the post as soon as possible. Regarding suggestions about BIOS settings for CPU/RAM limits, I’ve researched extensively on YouTube and Google, but I’m still figuring things out.
I’m also surprised by claims that K and non-K should match; I might rethink overclocking based on price. The comment is quite long, but thank you all for your input.
Additional specs I have:
- CPU: i7 8700
- Motherboard: TUF Z370-PRO GAMING
- RAM: 16GB at 2400MHz (1200MHz on DRAM frequency)
- Power Supply: 750W Corsair (exact model not remembered)
- GPU: ASUS TUF 3080
- Monitor: 1080p, 144Hz
Please let me know if you need more information.
I've confirmed it, currently I'm at around 30% usage on Battlefield 1. When I see low usage, I need to boost my stats generally. Battlefield runs smoothly at 70-80 on Ultra 1080p with roughly 60% usage.
Battlefield offers varied first-person perspectives based on several elements, especially multiplayer features. If you focus on the solo campaign, how much GPU power is being used can help rule out online issues, which most people encounter. Benchmarking multiplayer remains quite challenging.
sometimes not a lot you can do biggest solutions i've seen are mods to ini files to fix the games - a lot of the time it's anti-cheat measures that cause problems.
I haven't played that game, but I've come across many discussions online about Warzone performance issues. I believe it's more about software than hardware.
Your slower memory might not be helping you much, and upgrading it could be unnecessary. Your motherboard can handle faster RAM. You should easily reach at least 3200, which is much better than 2400. You could also attempt overclocking your current setup to 2666 or 2933.