You determine the highest possible frames per second by testing your system under optimal conditions.
You determine the highest possible frames per second by testing your system under optimal conditions.
Hi GUYS I JUST GOT A NEW PC !!! Moving over from console after years haha. Now I'm trying to optimize it as much as I can get the best frames possible for a game like Warzone. i tried a couple games of plunder and seem to be getting about 100 fps. now thats not bad compared to my ps4 haha but i was wondering if it were possible to get better frames ? or how to know if that is the max for my PC. I am plugged into ethernet also adjusted my monitor to 144hz. According to my task manager my Memory speed is 3200mhz (i went into bios and changed it), CPU speed seems to be 4.2Ghz. Even after using MSI afterburner, setting core voltage 100, core clock +240 Memory clock +600, fan speed 80 = still around 110 fps Are there any other settings I need to adjust to improve frames ? When i chose this build i thought it would be getting 140fps on Warzone. i believe i've updated my drivers, got the geforce experience. Build: BeQuiet Pure Rock Slim × 1 MSI B550-A PRO × 1 MSI GeForce RTX™ 3070 Ventus 3X OC × 1 AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core 3.6GHz × 1 NZXT USB Expansion × 1 XPG Core Reactor 650W Gold × 1 Team T-FORCE Delta RGB 3200MHz × 1 2 X 16 GB Windows 10 Home × 1 WD Blue 3D NAND × 1 500.0 GB
What configurations are active for Warzone? Ray tracing is enabled? The maximum frame rate remains engine-dependent. For instance, Unity titles such as "Escape from Tarkov" and "VRChat" are capped at 91 FPS, whereas games like NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered or Genshin Impact may restrict you to around 60 FPS regardless of the engine's limits.
My rendering is not working properly, but I'm running it with reduced quality options.
It's unclear which slots were utilized; it was a custom build from nzxt. To check, you'll need to review the hardware configuration. Your current usage shows CPU around 60-70% and GPU 55-65%.
Remove the side panel, then grab a tool to detach the motherboard.
It's taking a while to get started, but the sticks are in the 2nd and 4th positions if you need a quick reference!