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What about the CPU itself? I heard the 2nd generation ryzens boost automatically, but the max I see is 3.9 hz. Is there a way I can track this or push more performance out of it? Anyone familiar with the ASUS ROG bios?

Is it really as simple as the RAM? Seems crazy that switching to dual channel will bump up fps by like 30 %. I am trying to maximize the performance as much as possible...ideally I want a stable framerate but it is not possible right now at all. It is a mess. I do have another 16gb coming (8 x 2). The ram kit is rated for 3000hz if I overlock it in the bios. Any other ideas on how to maximize the system? Anything in the bios I should be aware of which can make a difference? This is my first AMD build so I feel like a toddler lol.

Hello everyone, Firstly, I am not an experienced PC builder. Yes, I have built my own PCs, but I am very little experience in maximizing my systems to reach their potential. Now to the point... Up until yesterday, I was running a build containing an i5 4690k with an MSI Gaming mother board and 16 gigs of DDR3 RAM running at 2444 hz, with a 1080ti. I have an Acer Predator 165 hz, Gsync display. This build was doing fine until I started to play Battlefield 1 and 5. I was getting abysmal FPS results, stuttering and frame rates anywhere from 90 all the way down to 40 depending on the resolution (1080p vs. 1440p). Black Friday came around and I decided to upgrade my main components. I look online, and the Ryzen 7 2700x was getting anywhere from 130 fps to 170 fps depending on the resolution. I decided to bunker down and purchase some new components. Yesterday, I installed the Ryzen 2700x along with an Asus ROG b450-f motherboard and paired it with a single 16gb stick of Corsair Vengance DDR 4 ram which is rated at 3000hz. I did a clean install of Windows and tried out Battlefield 1 again. Unfortunately, it is not meeting my expectations. I have an improvement now, as FPS is now usually above 100, but I never get anywhere hear a consistent 144fps, and the frame fluaxates big time. When there is alot of stuff happening on screen, I even dip below 100 fps at times. Again, I am not very experienced, but I know I should be getting more out of my system compared to the benchmarks I have researched. Does anyone have any ideas at all to improve performance? I am able to provide any diagnostic data if you point me in the right direction. On a final note, I am running the Prism Wraith cooler included with the Ryzen. Thanks in advance.