The frame rate of 100 frames per second appears stuttering.
The frame rate of 100 frames per second appears stuttering.
My computer’s hardware is: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, AMD Ryzen 2600 with a clock speed of 3.9 GHz and 6 cores/6 threads, 8 GB of RAM at 2400 MHz overclocked to 2800 MHz. I primarily play Fortnite competitively, and I typically achieve an average of over 200 frames per second. However, during scrim matches and the final stages with a large group of around 30 players in a confined area, my frame rate drops to between 70 and 80 fps. Generally, 60+ fps is considered excellent in a game, but for me, it feels noticeably stuttering when my frame rate falls below 100 fps. I'm wondering if this is due to my 144Hz monitor, the Acer Predator XF240H, or perhaps something related to my NVIDIA settings and G-Sync—I’m seeking assistance.
With a large crowd present, processing power demands increase significantly. The Ryzen 3 performs adequately, though it’s not exceptionally powerful. Consequently, the central processing unit may be straining more than the graphics card, resulting in decreased frame rates – resembling a performance limitation. Monitor the display’s rate of change and observe if it rapidly declines before rebounding.
I possess a Ryzen 5 2600 processor with six cores and six threads, which is an excellent chip. When observing large elements, I achieve frame rates consistently under 150 frames per second, while other visual content yields over 200 frames. However, I’m puzzled by the noticeable stuttering sensation, despite maintaining 80 frames per second or higher. I wonder if my 144Hz monitor would benefit from G-Sync or a similar technology.
You might attempt that, but it likely won't make a significant difference... It’s still worthwhile to give it a shot!