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This is currently my build right now and I do receive high fps in most games but I am currently with a 240hz monitor and I am trying to reach that cap on fps games I mainly play. One game I mainly play is rainbow six siege and I average about 160 fps on low settings playing on 1080p but I look at bench marking videos and people with my same setup receive higher fps on ultra settings. A couple of my friends receive higher fps than with the same settings while using lower end cards. I really need help with this and will take any advice, I updated all my drivers even tried overclocking and nothing really seems to help.

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check task manager to see if anything is running in the background while playing ur games

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I’m not familiar with the game, or even the processor specifically, so I got No specifics but there’s some tings you might check.  
 

what speed is your memory actually running at? Just because you’ve got 3200mhz ram doesn’t necessarily mean it’s running AT 3200mjz. Zen+ and infinity fabric in general is famous for being memory speed dependent.

 

i notice you’ve got an HDD/ssd combo.  Might it be possible your HD alone is in the loop for gameplay?(this one might not make a difference even if true)

 

These friends of yours: are they maybe overclocking anything?

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2 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

I’m not familiar with the game, or even the processor specifically, so I got No specifics but there’s some tings you might check.  
 

what speed is your memory actually running at? Just because you’ve got 3200mhz ram doesn’t necessarily mean it’s running AT 3200mjz. Zen+ and infinity fabric in general is famous for being memory speed dependent.

 

i notice you’ve got an HDD/ssd combo.  Might it be possible your HD alone is in the loop for gameplay?(this one might not make a difference even if true)

 

These friends of yours: are they maybe overclocking anything?

they are running stock on all parts

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5 minutes ago, xdeathshot20 said:

check task manager to see if anything is running in the background while playing ur games

78 programs running but none of them are taking up any cpu usage just a couple at like 0.1-0.5% and they are just rgb or other softwares for my mouse and keyboard

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5 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

I’m not familiar with the game, or even the processor specifically, so I got No specifics but there’s some tings you might check.  
 

what speed is your memory actually running at? Just because you’ve got 3200mhz ram doesn’t necessarily mean it’s running AT 3200mjz. Zen+ and infinity fabric in general is famous for being memory speed dependent.

 

i notice you’ve got an HDD/ssd combo.  Might it be possible your HD alone is in the loop for gameplay?(this one might not make a difference even if true)

 

These friends of yours: are they maybe overclocking anything?

i forgot to mention. i run my games on my hard drive and it seems to me that they have made newer versions of my hdd but idk if it truly affects fps, also I turned up my ram to 3200 mhz in the bios

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9 hours ago, boggy77 said:

did that make any difference?

also, a ryzen 2700 isn't that ideal for high-fps gaming. I think your fps is what you'd expect from that cpu.

That’s exactly what I was thinking just wanted to make sure. Had the ryzen 2700x for streaming but I got this cpu a long time ago and I want something more just for boosting my fps. You think the ryzen 5 3600 should do the job 

 

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Make sure XMP is enabled? If its unstable or something aint right try setting it to 2933MHz? If none of these help try refresh Windows? If still not good I am gonna ssume the game you play cannot use 8-cores properly :(

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