Ryzen 2700 low FPS

[MTV119]

So I just swapped to a Ryzen 7 2700 from a i7 7700K and ever since I made the swap I have lost a considerable amount of FPS. Is there a reason why and how can I fix this. My GPU is a 1070 

[Fasauceome]

the ryzen 7 2700 is much slower in gaming than the i7 7700k. It has twice as many cores but that doesn't help FPS at all.

[BigDamn]

Is there a reason you swapped a 7700k with a 2700x? Ryzen 3000 comes out in a week and will likely be far better in gaming than Ryzen 2000

[Ebony Falcon]

Oc ur cpu to 4ghz and get ur ram at 3200 and it will be fine 

[nick name]

What speed is your CPU and RAM running?  What are you RAM timings?  

[SkilledRebuilds]

2 hours ago, MTV119 said:

So I just swapped to a Ryzen 7 2700 from a i7 7700K and ever since I made the swap I have lost a considerable amount of FPS. Is there a reason why and how can I fix this. My GPU is a 1070 

Go into MASSIVE AMOUNTS of Detail on your SPECS alone.

We need more info on your setup,...and how its likely setup.

Stock clocked, stock Slower Ram, with even GPU bound games,.. yeah you'll definitely take a decent loss in some/most titles.

[MTV119]

29 minutes ago, nick name said:

What speed is your CPU and RAM running?  What are you RAM timings?  

Stock I'm a novice. I don't really know what I am doing.

[MTV119]

33 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

Go into MASSIVE AMOUNTS of Detail on your SPECS alone.

We need more info on your setup,...and how its likely setup.

Stock clocked, stock Slower Ram, with even GPU bound games,.. yeah you'll definitely take a decent loss in some/most titles.

Okay everything is stock. I am running 16 gigs of 3000mhz ddr4 not OC'd at all since I don't even know how to do that. I can't remember my Mobo model but I do know it is a Aorus Pro Wi-Fi. Nvidia 1070. Ryzen 7 2700 and the reason I swapped was my mother board for my 7700k broke and microcenter had a sale going on and it was cheaper for me to swap to a new cpu and motherboard than buy a good motherboard for that chipset. I am a novice if I got any info wrong here I am sorry.

[nick name]

5 minutes ago, MTV119 said:

Stock I'm a novice. I don't really know what I am doing.

Well first thing you need to do when looking for help is to provide as much information as you can.  And details matter.  So what motherboard are you using?  What RAM?  And when I say detail -- I am running an ASUS Crosshair VII with a 2x8GB kit of 3600CL15 RAM with the RAM overclocked to CL14.  

 

Edit:

You answered right before I posted this so ignore it now.  

[nick name]

Well first step is to get into your BIOS and setup your RAM with XMP/DOCP.  Sorry I can't remember what Gigabyte calls it.  

[MTV119]

1 minute ago, nick name said:

Well first step is to get into your BIOS and setup your RAM with XMP/DOCP.  Sorry I can't remember what Gigabyte calls it.  

I'm headed home now from work and I'll YouTube a video on how to do that lol.

 

[MTV119]

53 minutes ago, nick name said:

Well first step is to get into your BIOS and setup your RAM with XMP/DOCP.  Sorry I can't remember what Gigabyte calls it.  

Okay it's on now what

[Mister Woof]

Ryzen 2700 at stock settings is a bit of a dog, as it tries to stay in the 65w tdp and all-core it hangs around 3.4ghz.

 

Go into the BIOS and change the multiplier to 40x, do like +.100 mv to the adaptive voltage, enable XMP and increase your dram voltage to like 1.36v, and then it should run a little better and closer to the X version.

[MTV119]

21 minutes ago, Plutosaurus said:

Ryzen 2700 at stock settings is a bit of a dog, as it tries to stay in the 65w tdp and all-core it hangs around 3.4ghz.

 

Go into the BIOS and change the multiplier to 40x, do like +.100 mv to the adaptive voltage, enable XMP and increase your dram voltage to like 1.36v, and then it should run a little better and closer to the X version.

I've never over clocked before so how do I change the multiplier in here?

[Mister Woof]

 

 

this is a slightly different board but it should have the same ideas