Jugistyler

I should do this again. If I remember correctly I have almost never seen CPU at 100%, only when hosting a server.

I use my pc for gaming, and recently got into simulation games. Have read that they are more CPU hungry and I wish for more FPS in games like Cities Skylines, ETS2, Farming Sim 19 etc. Current rig: Mother board: Asus B350 Plus CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600X GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1080Ti RAM: Kingston HyperX 2x8GB 2666Mhz CL16 SSD: (Probably Samsung TLC or similar) 2,5" Sata III 120GB (OS) HDD: Seagate 1TB 7200rpm (in good condition, nearly full) 2 Full HD 60Hz monitors, 1 used for games. Currently getting max 55 FPS in Cities Skylines when starting new game and drops down to 15 - 20 after building up. Same for ETS2 getting 60+ outside of cities, in certain cities might drop down to 30. In other games I can get 60+ FPS on max settings. (Witcher 3, Rust, Assassin's Creed games, heavily modded Skyrim and whatever) I think my CPU is bottlenecking in Cities Skylines (Graphic settings don't make any difference) but not sure about ETS2 or FS19 or similar games. I also sometimes host small 2-5 player servers in some games and can see performance drop and even stuttering when there is a lot of things happening simultaneously. If I upgrade my CPU what should I upgrade to and how much increase in FPS should I get in general? And how much does upgrading to 1TB SSD (probably 3D TLC, too expensive to get single or double layer) affect the over all performance?