The performance numbers don't match what you expect.
The performance numbers don't match what you expect.
Hey, I see the issue with your CoD:Warzone setup. Your rig is powerful but there might be other factors affecting performance. Have you checked for any background processes or resource hogs? Also, ensure your graphics drivers are up to date and consider adjusting the game's settings further down the priority list. If you're still struggling, even at lower resolutions like 720p, it could point to GPU limitations or thermal throttling. Let me know what you find!
You can set up Msi Afterburner and see if your CPU is limiting performance. Even though you didn’t play that game, most recent titles reveal issues with quad-core CPUs because your processor is an I3.
OP has a locked CPU, there is no overclocking that can be done. I'm more curious as too what OP's full specs (board, SSD, etc) are as well. If there isn't an SSD for the OS and everything is on a single HDD then that might explain some issues but not all of them. Where is OP expecting to get these frames from and based off what benchmarks? Is there another 6700 machine with the same specs that shows different/higher FPS these performance expectations are based off of?
afterburner will track CPU and GPU activity, providing updates on current performance metrics.
Launch the game, adjust it to your preferred configurations and follow these steps: start Task Manager, look for performance issues, run a temporary monitor check, verify temperature concerns.
Using these configurations results in roughly 50-60% GPU utilization and 70-80% CPU usage during gameplay, with temperatures ranging from 78-82°C for the GPU and 73-78°C for the CPU.
depends greatly on the game's architecture; your CPU could struggle if it's constantly working on a single core. keep an eye on each CPU core and GPU usage while playing—if the GPU stays locked at 99%, it might be slowing you down. CPU threads staying above 80-90% often cause problems, but not all threads need to hit that level. sometimes the first few threads are the most demanding and limit performance.