Yes, these are the revised outputs for your project.
Yes, these are the revised outputs for your project.
Hi, your setup looks solid for gaming. The difference in frame rates you're seeing likely comes from how your system handles the workload, not just the RAM itself. Your GPU and CPU are well-matched for the games you're playing, but factors like game settings, screen resolution, and background processes can affect performance. If you're seeing higher frames on others, it might be due to their configurations or how they optimize settings. Your current RAM should handle the tasks well, but upgrading to higher speeds or adding more memory could help if you want even smoother performance.
What resolution are you using? Have the power settings been adjusted properly? Is there any throttling occurring? Intel i9 processors tend to overheat. SAM is active? Are the latest drivers installed?
Check your power configuration by looking at the settings menu or using a system info tool. Your CPU temperature is between 40-60°C, which is normal for a new cooler. Regarding SAM, ensure all drivers are installed and up to date.
Expanding further needs system monitoring during gameplay. This includes CPU and GPU utilization, temperatures, clock speeds, and power consumption. If you lack another display for graphs, try the Radeon Overlay (press Ctrl+Shift-O in-game) or run HWiNFO in the background to share data here.
High performance idle at 40C is typical. Variations suggest the fan curve isn't fully optimized. Refer to Radeon's documentation for guidance. If unavailable, activate it via BIOS. Otherwise, proceed with testing. A benchmark like 3DMark will help assess your performance relative to others.
Record the MAIN.CSV file with these findings: the game ended abruptly at the conclusion.
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