Ryzen 5 2600 and EVGA 1070ti not performing well

[Gravixx]

Hello.

I built my computer around 3-4 months ago and i am noticing some quite low frames in some games.

 

My system is this:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 3.4GHz 6 Core 12 Thread

GPU: eVGA GeForce GTX1070ti black edition

RAM: G.Skill 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 Trident Z RGB 2400MHz

MOBO: Asus ROG STRIX B350F

 

In games like fortnite on ultra settings i get 60-65 fps which is quite low

 

Is there anything to fix this?

Thanks,

Gravixx

 

[Husky]

Have you got the latest drivers installed? Can you monitor your CPU and GPU usage while playing? If your GPU is not above 90% while playing then something is wrong.

[ch3w2oy]

What resolution are you playing at? Fortnight is a very demanding game so don't expect high FPS there. You need to try and overclock your RAM a little bit, do you have the XMP set in BIOS? It's not a huge performance bump but it definitely helps.

 

Like Husky said, monitor your hardware using HWInfo, when you open the program, select 'load sensors only' so that you can see a list of details. Keep that open in the background and play your game for a little while and then check the stats.

[mxk]

23 minutes ago, ChewToy! said:

What resolution are you playing at? Fortnight is a very demanding game so don't expect high FPS there. You need to try and overclock your RAM a little bit, do you have the XMP set in BIOS? It's not a huge performance bump but it definitely helps.

 

Like Husky said, monitor your hardware using HWInfo, when you open the program, select 'load sensors only' so that you can see a list of details. Keep that open in the background and play your game for a little while and then check the stats.

I wouldn't call Fortnite the most demanding game. My AMD A8-6600k and GTX 960 2gb even managed it for somewhat tolerable framerates. 

[Gravixx]

36 minutes ago, ChewToy! said:

What resolution are you playing at? Fortnight is a very demanding game so don't expect high FPS there. You need to try and overclock your RAM a little bit, do you have the XMP set in BIOS? It's not a huge performance bump but it definitely helps.

 

Like Husky said, monitor your hardware using HWInfo, when you open the program, select 'load sensors only' so that you can see a list of details. Keep that open in the background and play your game for a little while and then check the stats.

I am playing at 1080p and i will do that. What am i expecting to get out of it?

[Gravixx]

40 minutes ago, Husky said:

Have you got the latest drivers installed? Can you monitor your CPU and GPU usage while playing? If your GPU is not above 90% while playing then something is wrong.

What percentage should i be getting?

[Gravixx]

41 minutes ago, Husky said:

Have you got the latest drivers installed? Can you monitor your CPU and GPU usage while playing? If your GPU is not above 90% while playing then something is wrong.

and yes i have the latest drivers

[ch3w2oy]

13 minutes ago, mxk. said:

I wouldn't call Fortnite the most demanding game. My AMD A8-6600k and GTX 960 2gb even managed it for somewhat tolerable framerates. 

I only tried playing it once on my 4k setup and let's just say that I didn't like using ultra settings. That was also before I upgraded from the 56 to the Vega 64.

[Gravixx]

56 minutes ago, Husky said:

Have you got the latest drivers installed? Can you monitor your CPU and GPU usage while playing? If your GPU is not above 90% while playing then something is wrong.

This is while play rainbow six. The core load in the first column was at 98 percent before i alt tabbed

[Husky]

ok if it was 98% while playing then that is good. What resolution are you playing at?

2 hours ago, Gravixx said:

This is while play rainbow six. The core load in the first column was at 98 percent before i alt tabbed

 

[Gravixx]

1 hour ago, Husky said:

ok if it was 98% while playing then that is good. What resolution are you playing at?

 

i was playing at 1080p and getting 100-110 fps

[Husky]

Use DDU to completely wipe drivers and then reinstall latest normal (not DCH) drivers from Nvidia's website. Then check to make sure that the core clock is at max speed while gaming. Also check your Fortnite settings that the 3D resolution is set to 100%. Make sure that the frame rate limit is on Unlimited and that V-Sync is OFF. 

[Gravixx]

9 hours ago, Husky said:

Use DDU to completely wipe drivers and then reinstall latest normal (not DCH) drivers from Nvidia's website. Then check to make sure that the core clock is at max speed while gaming. Also check your Fortnite settings that the 3D resolution is set to 100%. Make sure that the frame rate limit is on Unlimited and that V-Sync is OFF. 

How do I see if the core clock is at max and if it is not how do I make it go to max?

[Tristerin]

13 minutes ago, Gravixx said:

How do I see if the core clock is at max and if it is not how do I make it go to max?

When you alt tab out of game the GPU goes into 2D mode, since it does not need the power.  A second monitor or windowed mode gaming is how you can monitor it

[Gravixx]

22 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

When you alt tab out of game the GPU goes into 2D mode, since it does not need the power.  A second monitor or windowed mode gaming is how you can monitor it

is the core clock the core load?

[Tristerin]

27 minutes ago, Gravixx said:

is the core clock the core load?

the GPU core clock is the frequency the chip on the GPU is running

The load is the GPU Core Load on your graph which hit 97% max (I believe that's HWinfo?)

[Gravixx]

8 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

the GPU core clock is the frequency the chip on the GPU is running

The load is the GPU Core Load on your graph which hit 97% max (I believe that's HWinfo?)

it is HWInfo. Where do i see the core clock?

[Tristerin]

3 minutes ago, Gravixx said:

it is HWInfo. Where do i see the core clock?

Its labeled GPU Clock

[Gravixx]

4 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Its labeled GPU Clock

ok. What should that be at?

[Tristerin]

1 minute ago, Gravixx said:

ok. What should that be at?

Im not sure exactly what version of the 1070 card you have but it hit 1885mhz at some point

[Gravixx]

2 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Im not sure exactly what version of the 1070 card you have but it hit 1885mhz at some point

I have the EVGA 1070ti black edition

[Tristerin]

3 minutes ago, Gravixx said:

I have the EVGA 1070ti black edition

Looks like your getting a good boost or overclock out of it

[Gravixx]

3 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Looks like your getting a good boost or overclock out of it

but i never overclocked it?

[Tristerin]

Just now, Gravixx said:

but i never overclocked it?

Its boosting really high, not all processing units are the same

[Gravixx]

4 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Its boosting really high, not all processing units are the same

is that a good or a bad thing? will it make the life of the card lower?