The issue might be due to insufficient processing power or a low frame rate setting.
The issue might be due to insufficient processing power or a low frame rate setting.
You experienced performance issues in both Warzone and Fortnite, especially with low FPS and texture rendering problems. Your system specs are solid, but it seems the game might be struggling more than your hardware. The GPU is capable at 3GHz, but the CPU or RAM could be bottlenecking. Check if other games run smoothly on these specs to narrow down the cause. It’s possible the game itself is optimized poorly for your configuration.
Resolution? Temperatures? Are you asking about the cost of eight gigabits per second? That could significantly affect performance. And what does "low FPS" mean?
I previously needed 16GB of RAM for testing games. Warzone performed poorly at high settings (50fps) versus lower ones (60fps), while Fortnite was more stable but dropped at max settings (40fps). Warzone ran at 1080p, Fortnite at 720p minimum 3D resolution. GTA Online worked decently at 55fps on high settings and lower on low ones, with minimal difference between 1440p and 1080p. I tested both 16GB dual and 8GB single; now using 8GB caused some issues. Fortnite loaded textures faster with 16GB but suffered more FPS drops at medium/low settings (around 60fps). CPU and GPU temperatures stayed within normal ranges, GPU between 40°C–75°C, CPU 50°C–70°C.
TofuHaroto doesn't understand what's going on, but I've reinstalled Windows several times because of problems. All the drivers got wiped, and after that I always downloaded the latest updates. Warzone worked well when I had 16GB of RAM. (The settings were adjusted in my last post before you asked.)
Run the driver uninstaller. Ensure XMP/DOCP is active. Perform a stress test using Cinebench for CPU, GPU, and compare the outcomes to verify stability.