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i don't think i have somethings running on background. i play on 1080P i always use razer cortex-optimizes the game a lil bit-i hope it does. i dont think theres something that is running on background and lowering my fps that much but i think radeon software might have some problems. i once played with it a lil bit and my fps in cs:go lowered to 22 from 60.

vram has 2gbs i guess. no problems with that though

ill upgrade the same rig to rtx 3080 and ryzen 4000.

well dude this is the 84758738484time i hear that, it doesnt fix anything, it doesnt depend on any experience, or literally anything. and this doesn't help though. its not normal to have 55fps on lowest settings on ryzen 3 3200g. it just is not, i saw benchmarks i listened to people who bought this and then i believed in this cpu lol.

I got the Ryzen 3 3200G to use it until i get an RTX 3080 and a Ryzen 4000 CPU. My system specs are, Gigabyte X570 UD Samsung 970 EVO 1TB Ryzen 3 3200G 2X8 3200MHz CL16, running on dual-channel And 750W 80+ Bronze PSU. I get 55FPS on Rocket league, all the graphics are lowest except render quality-without it the game looks real shitty And I get 35FPS on everything, literally everything on ultra. Okay guys calm down, i didnt have that much of expectations on that CPU+iGPU but thats even lower than what it should have been. There are benchmarks people get 60FPS on all ultra on that CPU+iGPU, with 3000MHz RAM. There are people who believed this video was fake, but they tried it out and they told me they got 78-90 on their settings and 60 on everything maxed on, 2x4GB 2400MHz RAM. Yeah, sounds childish but it should have been giving me these FPS's. It's not. Why is it? Is it something with Radeon software?-hate it by the way. Or is it something about me building my rig the wrong way? I get 76 degrees max when i overclock the cpu to 3.95GHz, 1.33~v, and 1700MHz iGPU, 1.25v, without any crashes or errors, so theres nothings wrong with cooling. So what is it? I thought this cpu could hold me before i actually get something good.

oh, okay then.. by the way once i tried to change the resolution to 1600x900 on a game once, the screen was all like deep fried. i thought it was the game, i closed it and the desktop, everything, basically the screen seemed like the deep fried effect or something like that. like the ones in the memes lol.

I dont think its normal, I used a really crappy monitor before, 60hz 18.6inch 5ms tn or va panel i dunno, and it never ever went that hot. It was super slim too, really.

So 270K IOPS is peak performance of it?

My SSD is 970 EVO 1TB. And I tried benchmarking it in Samsung Magician, I was downloading something in the torrents and etc. too. Benchmark results were, Read: 3511MB-s Write: 2511MB-s IOPS Random: 270K, 260K Why is it so slow??

No, power plug is almost in the center of the monitor. I'm using its original power connector, and everything.

Only one area is hot and thats the right bottom corner. Others are normal.

My monitor is Samsung QLED 23.5inch FHD 144hz freesync curved gaming monitor.

Well it almost hurts my hands. Definitely

I dont need half the day, but its just too hot.

Guys I always use my monitor in 120hz (its 144hz but I use HDMI) and full brightness, or on FreeSync with full brightness. My monitor mostly be so hot to touch, I always worry about it. Is it safe? Is it healthy for it to be that hot?