The Ryzen 7 2700X can struggle with a 1080Ti due to its limited bandwidth.
The Ryzen 7 2700X can struggle with a 1080Ti due to its limited bandwidth.
Hey everyone, just wanted to say sorry for any grammar issues—I'm not fluent in English. I've been noticing the low frame rates in my MTG games lately. I thought I could run CS:GO and other titles smoothly with my current settings, but 100 FPS seemed way too low. Even friends with less powerful systems could hit around 300 FPS. I checked if my GPU drivers were outdated, but looking at CPU usage showed it was always near 90% while the GPU stayed around 20%. After searching for solutions, I found only hints about bottlenecks. I had to reinstall all the latest drivers, but nothing helped. Any advice or support would be really appreciated. Also, I hope everyone and your family are safe these days, Swooshe_be
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I looked through the drivers and bios, but everything stayed the same—no changes to CPU or GPU. Still getting about 50°C during gameplay, so something else might be limiting performance.
I don't feel the same way; it's unclear what they are or how to adjust them.
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CPU Ryzen 7 2700X paired with X470 motherboard AORUS GAMING 7 WIFI RAM Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB DDR4 DIMM 3200 Mhz GPU GEFORCE GTX 1080Ti Gaming X Trio case cooler Master H500P storage solutions. Includes 2x Samsung 860 PRO 2tb SSD and Samsung 970 EVO 1Tb M.2 PSU. Features Corsair HX1200i display and ROG Swift PG27V liquid cooling cooler. Comes with a K95 RGB PLATINUM XT mechanical keyboard and Logitech G903 sound mouse. All components are designed for high performance gaming and efficiency.