I have low Fps and very hard Fps drops in Far Cry, Gta5, and Fortnite although my system is good except Ram this is 8Gb you think I get more Fps if I add 8Gb
My system
Cpu: Fx 8320E with 3.5Ghz (it also works 4Ghz but then I have more Fps drops)
Gpu: Gtx1060 6Gb Vram overclocked
Ram: 8Gb ddr3 overclocked at over 1600Mhz
Mainboard Asrock N68C Gs4 fx
Btw mine is completely clean I have a Ssd and Temp data all gone unnecessary services Bios latest state
I ask for good answers please
Yes, with your GPU I agree with you, but I can tell you, the limit will be more your CPU… An 8 year old CPU with extremely bad single core is out of date. I don't think your ram will be a big problem, I only have 8gb ram on my ryzen 1600 platform with gtx 1060 6gb, and no drops either. I think it will be your CPU.
8GB DDR3 1600Mhz RAM + AMD FX and then to speak of a good PC is inappropriate.
The AMD FX is an absolute step for gaming, just like 1600Mhz DDR3 RAM…
Bottleneck at the cpu and otherwise 😂
Maybe your mainboard / processor is overheating. Get an app like MSI Afterburner and see how the clock frequency of your processor behaves. If the number does not go up while gaming, it is overheated
Cpu: Fx 8320E with 3.5Ghz (it also works 4Ghz but then I have more Fps drops)
That sounds like a temperature problem to me, which is what all FX processors have. Their max temp is 65 ° C
When a certain temperature has been reached, the CPU clocks down and then generates these fps drops.
No at full load max 50 degrees
Bottleneck calculator means 8 percent bottleneck
Ne temps are all ok
Then log the clock of the CPU. The drops are generated by clocking down the CPU. I'm 95% sure.
Didn't quite understand you could explain it in more detail ambisl
You should record the temperature and the clock with a program.
I already did 90% sometimes 100 percent full ram 70% GPU 40%
Not occupancy, it's about the clock and the temperature. Fps drops are caused by short-term clock drops.
Clock 3.4Ghz temps are 50c ° at Gpu 50 to 60. I would still have a question. Hwinfo says that Cpu sysin is 70 degrees in full load what is Cpu sysin
Could be the voltage transformers, I don't know. Did you do proper logging?
And what does reality mean?
What do I know
