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Your games are experiencing artifacts and performance issues.

Your games are experiencing artifacts and performance issues.

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OscarWoHA
Member
58
01-18-2020, 05:45 AM
#1
I increased my RAM speed to 3200mhz, but it still operates at the stock limits of my CPU (2400/2666mhz). My current specs are i5 10400f, 16gb Kingston, 3200mhz stock. I have an RTX 3060ti, 8gb RAM, 500gb SSD, 750w PSU, and a 1080p monitor at 75hz. The driver is 517.48. It seems like this is normal behavior.
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OscarWoHA
01-18-2020, 05:45 AM #1

I increased my RAM speed to 3200mhz, but it still operates at the stock limits of my CPU (2400/2666mhz). My current specs are i5 10400f, 16gb Kingston, 3200mhz stock. I have an RTX 3060ti, 8gb RAM, 500gb SSD, 750w PSU, and a 1080p monitor at 75hz. The driver is 517.48. It seems like this is normal behavior.

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Flunggus
Junior Member
22
01-18-2020, 06:42 AM
#2
The problem appears to be with the graphical settings, possibly using a lower resolution or specific theme. Check if the game supports higher quality options and ensure it's not set to a limited display mode.
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Flunggus
01-18-2020, 06:42 AM #2

The problem appears to be with the graphical settings, possibly using a lower resolution or specific theme. Check if the game supports higher quality options and ensure it's not set to a limited display mode.

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Nick21
Member
59
01-18-2020, 02:15 PM
#3
it's mainly about missing textures and texture quality. The RAM speed seems to improve performance in Warzone, making models look smoother. You might want a 32GB kit with 4x8GB RAM at 2666MHz. That should keep games running at 60fps with 99% of them. Rust issues are separate from the RAM problem.
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Nick21
01-18-2020, 02:15 PM #3

it's mainly about missing textures and texture quality. The RAM speed seems to improve performance in Warzone, making models look smoother. You might want a 32GB kit with 4x8GB RAM at 2666MHz. That should keep games running at 60fps with 99% of them. Rust issues are separate from the RAM problem.

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PowerRanger22
Junior Member
30
01-29-2020, 03:21 PM
#4
Haha... potato mode... But, check your understanding. Most missing textures happen because the texture files didn’t load correctly (they’re damaged) or because there isn’t enough VRAM.
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PowerRanger22
01-29-2020, 03:21 PM #4

Haha... potato mode... But, check your understanding. Most missing textures happen because the texture files didn’t load correctly (they’re damaged) or because there isn’t enough VRAM.

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varsitymendes
Member
64
01-30-2020, 02:00 PM
#5
It's typical for players in battle royale to start low to gain an edge, as higher FPS and clearer visibility help. Some competitive players use similar tactics in games like PUBG. I refer to this as "potato mode" and generally avoid it since the chance of being hit more often outweighs the benefits. I notice no texture loss, but it might be due to a simpler pattern or reduced detail. I haven't played Warzone in a while—back then, multiple texture settings affected quality, so checking those could clarify if high-res options are being used. The screenshot appears to show very low settings, possibly indicating unstable RAM or insufficient memory. If lowering the RAM speed helps, it suggests your RAM isn't stable enough; reducing it further won't help unless you're nearly using all available memory.
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varsitymendes
01-30-2020, 02:00 PM #5

It's typical for players in battle royale to start low to gain an edge, as higher FPS and clearer visibility help. Some competitive players use similar tactics in games like PUBG. I refer to this as "potato mode" and generally avoid it since the chance of being hit more often outweighs the benefits. I notice no texture loss, but it might be due to a simpler pattern or reduced detail. I haven't played Warzone in a while—back then, multiple texture settings affected quality, so checking those could clarify if high-res options are being used. The screenshot appears to show very low settings, possibly indicating unstable RAM or insufficient memory. If lowering the RAM speed helps, it suggests your RAM isn't stable enough; reducing it further won't help unless you're nearly using all available memory.

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Sunahh
Posting Freak
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02-03-2020, 03:53 AM
#6
Could this be related to the RAM failing? I was trying 3200MHz XMP and it crashed, so I’m worried my memory is deteriorating.
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Sunahh
02-03-2020, 03:53 AM #6

Could this be related to the RAM failing? I was trying 3200MHz XMP and it crashed, so I’m worried my memory is deteriorating.

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zebragirlC
Member
115
02-03-2020, 06:51 PM
#7
Could it be the driver's version?
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zebragirlC
02-03-2020, 06:51 PM #7

Could it be the driver's version?

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YOLOGAMER109
Member
229
02-05-2020, 12:40 AM
#8
I also experienced odd glitches, but my older 1070 with 8GB was less affected. It seems my RAM could be the issue since I have all the components except the RTX3060 Ti.
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YOLOGAMER109
02-05-2020, 12:40 AM #8

I also experienced odd glitches, but my older 1070 with 8GB was less affected. It seems my RAM could be the issue since I have all the components except the RTX3060 Ti.