Bottleneck on CSGO

[Vtecquila]

Hello guys i have a problem with my new PC setup(AMD Ryzen 7 1700x - 32GB ram 3000mhz - Gtx 1060 3gb). I have a lot of fps drops and some stutters. Before you tell me something for regedit fixes and others i have tested everything i saw on internet and its all the same results. I did oc my cpu and just saw 30fps boost only but the problems were the same. With my previous setup (i7 5820k oc to 4.0ghz - 32gb ram 3000mhz - gtx 1060 3gb) i never had this problem and i was on 350-400 fps stable at 144hz monitor. The only that make it a little better is setting off the affinity on 0 core from task manager but again when they are a lot of enemies near me the fps is going to 150...Thank you for reading.

[Mateyyy]

You went from a 5820K to a 1700X?

Have you reinstalled Windows after upgrading?

[BlackManINC]

@Vtecquila

 

What is the usage rate for your components saying while gaming? What are your full system specs? 

[Vtecquila]

5 hours ago, Mateyyy said:

You went from a 5820K to a 1700X?

Have you reinstalled Windows after upgrading?

Yes i went from a 5820k to a 1700x because in all tests and games is better and yes i already reinstalled windows 

[Vtecquila]

2 hours ago, BlackManINC said:

@Vtecquila

 

What is the usage rate for your components saying while gaming? What are your full system specs? 

Cpu usage for old games is 15-18% and for new games average 50% and above , Gpu for old games 50% and on new games 80-100%

 

CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 1700X
M/B : Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming
Ram : Corsair LPX DDR4 32GB
VGA : MSi Gaming nVIDIA GTX 1060 3GB
PSU : Corsair TX850
SSD : Samsung 860 EVO 500GB Rapid Mode Enabled
SSD 2 : Sandisk SSD Plus 480GB
HDD : Western Digital RE 3 TB Enterprise
Cpu Cooler : MSi Core Frozr L
Monitor : Asus VG248QE (144hz)
Windows : Microsoft Windows 10 Pro x64
 

[BlackManINC]

Just now, Vtecquila said:

Cpu usage for old games is 15-18% and for new games average 50% and above , Gpu for old games 50% and on new games 80-100%

 

CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 1700X
M/B : Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming
Ram : Corsair LPX DDR4 32GB
VGA : MSi Gaming nVIDIA GTX 1060 3GB
Case : Corsair 300R
PSU : Corsair TX850
SSD : Samsung 860 EVO 500GB Rapid Mode Enabled
SSD 2 : Sandisk SSD Plus 480GB
HDD : Western Digital RE 3 TB Enterprise
Cpu Cooler : MSi Core Frozr L
Monitor : Asus VG248QE with nVIDIA Lightboost enabled
Windows : Microsoft Windows 10 Pro x64
 

Which storage device is your operating system and games installed on? Is your O.S, Bios and drivers for GPU and CPU current?

[Vtecquila]

8 minutes ago, BlackManINC said:

Which storage device is your operating system and games installed on? Is your O.S, Bios and drivers for GPU and CPU current?

Windows is on SSD 2 : Sandisk SSD Plus 480GB  games on SSD : Samsung 860 EVO 500GB Rapid Mode Enabled , Bios version 3003(lastest)

AMD Chipset Drivers v2.01.15.2138

GPU Nvidia drivers 442.50 WHQL

[BlackManINC]

Just now, Vtecquila said:

Windows is on SSD 2 : Sandisk SSD Plus 480GB  games on SSD : Samsung 860 EVO 500GB Rapid Mode Enabled , Bios version 3003(lastest)

AMD Chipset Drivers v2.01.15.2138

GPU Nvidia drivers 442.50 WHQL

I would install your games on SSD 2, where your O.S is, or vice versa. Even though your games are already on an SSD, it still won't matter if its not on the same drive as your O.S. 

[Vtecquila]

8 minutes ago, BlackManINC said:

I would install your games on SSD 2, where your O.S is, or vice versa. Even though your games are already on an SSD, it still won't matter if its not on the same drive as your O.S. 

Already done that. I even tried a samsung m2.nvme (970 evo plus) from a friend and do windows install there and csgo there with no luck in problems.

[BlackManINC]

28 minutes ago, Vtecquila said:

Already done that. I even tried a samsung m2.nvme (970 evo plus) from a friend and do windows install there and csgo there with no luck in problems.

You know, I'm betting the problem is the game itself, due to it being so reliant on single thread performance. This game along with GTA V are two games I see people frequently have performance issues with because of this reason. The games clearly aren't all that well optimized. I'm sure there are ways you can force it to use more threads, and with the R7 1700X, you have plenty of room to work with. Another thing you can try is overclocking the vram on your GPU. It only has 3gbs, and to me, its not enough, especially if you are playing it on high settings. 

 

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