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I wanna play it ironically. In order to do so I want to enjoy it, but I can't do that with constant fps drops..

I didn't know that was possible. Do you know whereabouts in Radeon Settings I could find that? Edit: Found the setting. I cannot set the first state to anything higher, so it won't improve it that much but I can set the ones after it

All the cores seem to be at around 50%. MSI afterburner seems to think the GPU usage is either 0, or 100% meanwhile task manager seems to have that around 50%, but I'm pretty sure the GPU is still the problem. I'm at a loss though.

That definitely improved it - like before around half of a track is playable, until I get to a certain part and the FPS just tanks. Presumably because one part of the track is such a breeze that the clock is too low by the time I get to another part.

I used MSI afterburner to monitor the GPU frequency changes and the CPU doesn't seem to be the limitation here. I'm not sure what you mean by the first part.

Yeah, that's what I'd think too but I'm still getting fps drops that make it pretty unplayable.

I have a RX 570 and just bought Garfield Kart, but it's running at like 400 MHz, so I'm getting a mix between 200fps and 20 fps. How do I make it run at the stock 1286MHz?

It's usually on spotify which should serve the same purpose.

Yeah 60Hz 1080p is all I want. Do you know of any settings in the game that use CPU usage which I could help turn off to decrease fps drops?

Would it prevent stuttering (fps drops)?

Hello, I built my PC recently using some of the cheapest new parts I could get my hands on, including a ryzen 3 1200 and an RX 570. For upgradeablity on a mobo with only two dimms, I bought a one by 8 GB 3000MHz RAM. However, I am noticing some stuttering in games. There is a CPU bottleneck here, well depending on the game of course, but in siege and CS I am noticing a bit of stuttering (mostly in siege, interesting only on DirectX not vulcan). When I open MSI afterburner, I notice the CPU is pinned which is causing the stuttering and that the GPU fluctuates from 100% and a very low usage. I get better frames on Ultra, which is a classic sign of a CPU bottleneck. As I can't overclock it, would buying another of stick of the same RAM improve my performance and stop the stuttering (from FPS drops). Also CS is like 70% CPU and 50% GPU if that helps.

I think that the Ryzen 3 would be too much of a bottleneck. But it does have a great upgrade path. I might save like 10 on the motherboard and I was thinking of an RX 480.

Is a first gen ryzen 3 not going to pose a bigger bottleneck than the i5. I5 always allows an i7 4th gen and I think the only option of upgrade is a first or second gen, but then it would be much more powerful if I was to get a ryzen 7 from that ryzen 3. That's a good suggestion for that.