The question is 2070, and it says that Super isn't doing what we think it should do.
The question is 2070, and it says that Super isn't doing what we think it should do.
Hello, I've been using this PC for over three years but the speed is still way too slow compared to what I expected. Other people with similar setups seem to get much better results. Since I'm not really tech-savvy, I don't know how to fix it or why this is happening. My computer has a Ryzen 5 3600 CPU and an MSI 2070 Super GPU, plus 32GB of RAM. In games like Warzone, even the old model can't get above 100 FPS at 1920x1080p, and sometimes it drops down to 50-60s. I could just go back to a console if that helps. It's not just this problem with other games too. My friend has the same setup but gets 120-130 FPS in Warzone. How can I solve why my PC is so slow?
what brand, model, and power supply does this thing have? how hot are the cpu and gpu when you're playing a game? what's the ram speed? how full is that hard drive?
No problem, just tell me where the link is so I can check it out myself on userbenchmark.com.
The computer parts usually stay cool, right around 60 degrees when they're warm and up to 64 sometimes. I have a good power supply now called the Seasonic FOCUS PX 750 Platinum but I don't know what speed my RAM runs at so how do I figure that out? Here are the hard drives and storage I'm using: Samsung 970 Evo Plus Series with 250GB of PCIe NVMe memory in an M.2 slot, and a Samsung SSD 860 EVO with 1TB total capacity but only 288 GB free space at the moment because it's an Internal SATA drive. The motherboard is the MSI X570 GAMING X. On these drives, I have about 54GB left on the NVMe but I don't need to play games there right now. The game storage is on the other drive which has 288GB free space. Can you give me some advice on what to do next?
Here are two good storage drives from Gigabyte and Samsung that you can buy to speed up your computer. One is a fast, small internal SSD called the X570 GAMING X with 250GB of space. The other is a larger, older model SATA drive called the 860 EVO that holds 1TB of data. Both are meant for inside your PC to make things run faster and smoother.
I put down more details before. Compared to them, the only thing I'm missing compared to them is less memory and a different motherboard.
I don't know what CPU-Z is. This RAM I have is from CORSAIR called Vengeance RGB Pro with 32GB total capacity (split into two blocks, each 16GB). The type is DDR4 and the speed is 3200MHz (which makes it PC4-25600). I am a little unsure about some of the numbers on the label. Is that 2 or 4? Are they both 2 and 4, or just one of them? Does slot number 1 start on my right side or left side? - I'm not very tech-savvy.