Not getting the frames I thought I would get

[Blurrr]

Hey guys I have a ryzen 2600 with a rx 580 16 gb of 3200 ram but my frames for warzone cap at like 40-50 but when I look on YouTube people with the same build have higher FPS and them are recording can anyone help I’m a noob at computers 

[SavageNeo]

have you enabled "XMP" or "D.O.C.P" from bios?

[Blurrr]

12 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

have you enabled "XMP" or "D.O.C.P" from bios?

I havent check but ill try it rn just turn them on right?

 

[jctappel67]

You might have to lower your graphics settings. 

[Blurrr]

1 hour ago, jctappel67 said:

You might have to lower your graphics settings. 

i have no luck

[jctappel67]

1 minute ago, Blurrr said:

i have no luck

That didn't work? 

What resolution are you playing at? 

[Blurrr]

 

5 minutes ago, jctappel67 said:

That didn't work? 

What resolution are you playing at? 

1080

[jctappel67]

https://www.pcgamer.com/best-call-of-duty-warzone-settings-crashing-fps-boost/

Try what's in this guide.

 

Other than that, I'm out of ideas

[BlackManINC]

4 hours ago, Blurrr said:

Hey guys I have a ryzen 2600 with a rx 580 16 gb of 3200 ram but my frames for warzone cap at like 40-50 but when I look on YouTube people with the same build have higher FPS and them are recording can anyone help I’m a noob at computers 

There are many variables that factor into the performance you'd get. Those other players might be overclocking their system ram using an XMP profile as @SavageNeo pointed out. They might be using some other optimization tools to ensure they get the best performance like Bitsum's 'Process Lasso' and 'Park Control', the latter of which unlocks all CPU cores to its maximum base clock speed at all times. They could even be overclocking the CPU beyond its base clock speed. They could have the monitor power plan set to 'high performance' for each games exe file in the 'display settings' tab. And they are also probably either overclocking their GPU, or using an RX 580 from a different company like Gigabyte or MSI where the base clock speed is higher than yours right out the box such as the one in the video below who has his core clock speed set to 1450 MHZ. The base clock speed for the vanilla/reference RX 580 is 1257 MHz with a max boost speed of 1340 MHz. So you might have to overclock your GPU if you want the same frame rate these other players are getting. 

 

Link: RX 580 Vanilla Specs

 

Call of Duty : Warzone | RX 580 + Ryzen 5 2600 | Max Settings:

 

[BlackManINC]

@Blurrr

 

And speaking of that guys CPU in the video, its quite clear that he is overclocking that as well at 4.0 Ghz (shown as '4000'). The base clock speed of the R5 2600 is 3.4 ghz.

 

Link: R5 2600 Specs

[Blurrr]

1 hour ago, BlackManINC said:

@Blurrr

 

And speaking of that guys CPU in the video, its quite clear that he is overclocking that as well at 4.0 Ghz (shown as '4000'). The base clock speed of the R5 2600 is 3.4 ghz.

 

Link: R5 2600 Specs

So i overclocked everything my ram is dual channel running at 3200 and my rx580 is running at 1492 mhz and the memory is at 2000mhz for my ryzen 2600 i have it clocked at 4.1 ghz basically around the same numbers as the guy in the video. And my in game settings are the same as his but im still getting around 50

[BlackManINC]

1 hour ago, Blurrr said:

So i overclocked everything my ram is dual channel running at 3200 and my rx580 is running at 1492 mhz and the memory is at 2000mhz for my ryzen 2600 i have it clocked at 4.1 ghz basically around the same numbers as the guy in the video. And my in game settings are the same as his but im still getting around 50

 Ok, did you make sure everything is up to date? Is the latest version of the bios, operating system and drivers for your GPU installed? Are the power plans set to "high performance" for each game under the "display settings" tab? And when you overclocked everything, did you also increase the wattage for your power supply at the last stage of your core clock speed for each game? Assuming you didn't, don't increase it too high to be on the safe side. I'd just crank it up a watt, or two to start. 

[Blurrr]

21 minutes ago, BlackManINC said:

 Ok, did you make sure everything is up to date? Is the latest version of the bios, operating system and drivers for your GPU installed? Are the power plans set to "high performance" for each game under the "display settings" tab? And when you overclocked everything, did you also increase the wattage for your power supply at the last stage of your core clock speed for each game? Assuming you didn't, don't increase it too high to be on the safe side. I'd just crank it up a watt, or two to start. 

I got everything checked and updated but the bios how do you do that i have  a b450 tomahawk

[BlackManINC]

7 minutes ago, Blurrr said:

I got everything checked and updated but the bios how do you do that i have  a b450 tomahawk

You have to download the file to a flash drive from the company that manufactured your motherboard linked below. The video shows you exactly how to update it. Just be careful when doing this. Make sure there is nothing that would knock out the power, like high winds or something, so you don't end up bricking your computer. 

 

Link: The Bios

 

MSI® HOW-TO use M-FLASH for single BIOS: