Help me

[cadfer]

i have a intel core i5 2500k 3.3 ghz and a gtx 1060 3gb and i play r6s and i have very low fps and need to get more fps do i need to uppgrade somthing or is it some thing wrong (i get around 90 fps avrege and i drop dow to 50 some times)

[r2724r16]

Set your PC's power plan to high performance and see what happens. What settings and resolution do you play R6S at? What's your budget for any potential upgrade(s)?

 

Be more descriptive! Don't expect someone to give you a good answer if you don't put in the effort to ask a good question.

 

And make sure to tag me @r2724r16 if you want me to see your reply.

[Slottr]

50-90 seems fine as long as you're on a 60hz monitor (which I assume you are)

 

What are you looking at running?

[Fasauceome]

Rainbow 6 is not an i5's best friend. You may want to consider an i7 of some variety off eBay, I'm fairly certain you're experiencing a bottleneck.

[cadfer]

@r2724r16 i play on low setting but when i sett it to very high it dosent change much at all and i have PC's power plan on high performance already

[Paul Rudd]

3 hours ago, fasauceome said:

Rainbow 6 is not an i5's best friend. You may want to consider an i7 of some variety off eBay, I'm fairly certain you're experiencing a bottleneck.

You're joking right?

 

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege System Requirements (Minimum)

 

CPU: Intel Core i3 560 @ 3.3GHz or better, AMD Phenom II X4 945 @ 3.0Ghz or better

RAM: 6 GB

VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460, AMD Radeon HD 5770, And DX11 cards with 1GB VRAM

DEDICATED VRAM: 1 GB

 

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege Recommended Requirements

 

CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K @ 3.3GHz or better, AMD FX-8120 Eight-Core @ 2.6Ghz or better

RAM: 8 GB

VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 or AMD Radeon HD 7970 / R9 280x (2GB VRAM)

DEDICATED VRAM: 2 GB

[Fasauceome]

7 minutes ago, A Random Dude said:

You're joking right?

Not sure why you'd ask that, since it's a 6 year old quad core on a modern game that can utilize up to 8 cores

[Paul Rudd]

Just now, fasauceome said:

Not sure why you'd ask that, since it's a 6 year old quad core on a modern game that can utilize up to 8 cores

Read above dude.

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, A Random Dude said:

Read above dude.

The recommended requirements mean literally nothing. Ever. 

[Paul Rudd]

5 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

The recommended requirements mean literally nothing. Ever.

How about video?

 

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, A Random Dude said:

How about video?

 

This video looks like what the original post describes. An average framerate of close to 60 fps. Not exactly sure what your point is, I still think A better CPU would make the system run faster.

[Paul Rudd]

3 hours ago, fasauceome said:

I'm fairly certain you're experiencing a bottleneck.

There's absolutely no bottleneck whatsoever. I've used a GTX 1060 3GB and an old i5 for over 100 hours in R6S without any issues whatsoever. 

[Fasauceome]

Just now, A Random Dude said:

There's absolutely no bottleneck whatsoever.

So you're suggesting that an i7 3770 would not increase performance in any way?

Also that's never true. Something is always bottlenecking something else, to build a perfectly balanced system is impossible. Yes, both CPU and GPU usage percentages are in the high nineties, but it says nothing about ram, or any other factors. However nitpicky and technical, something is being held back.

[Paul Rudd]

Just now, fasauceome said:

Also that's never true. Something is always bottlenecking something else, to build a perfectly balanced system is impossible.

You lost me at this statement.

[Fasauceome]

Just now, A Random Dude said:

You lost me at this statement.

I'll try something you might understand then: Sometimes when you get better hardware, your performance improves. The CPU and GPU are at 100%, and might still be with a better CPU or GPU, and therefore give better performance. The video you linked says nothing about overclocking, or which 1060 is being used, both of which make a huge difference.

[Fasauceome]

7 minutes ago, A Random Dude said:

There's absolutely no bottleneck whatsoever. I've used a GTX 1060 3GB and an old i5 for over 100 hours in R6S without any issues whatsoever. 

Just because nothing "bad" happened and you didn't have any issues doesn't mean there's no bottleneck. A bottleneck doesn't cause a problem all the time, it just means something is not able to reach its potential.

[Paul Rudd]

8 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

which 1060 is being used

It's clearly the 3GB as shown in the top left corner. I have yet to experience a single bottleneck(or full potential issue) in R6S using an i5/1060 3GB. Even with no OC. And the video clearly says STOCK(no OC).

[Paul Rudd]

4 hours ago, cadfer said:

i get around 90 fps avrege and i drop dow to 50 some times

That's Rainbow Six Siege itself. The 50 sometimes is when you are indoors right? Upgrading(depending on the upgrade) would just give you 60-100 fps or 70-110 fps instead of 50-90 fps.

 

In your NVidia control panel, is your GPU on Prefer maximum performance?

Do you have dual channel RAM?

Have you disabled your client(Steam, UPlay, etc) in-game overlays?

Have you disabled a LOT of Windows 10 settings going on in the background?

 

Multiple things you can do to get a higher fps in R6S. No need to upgrade unless you just have to play on the highest settings.