Pc bottleneck

[Dado321]

Hi, I have got a little problem with my build. It was my first build in my life and I don't know what to do. My specs are: cpu- ryzen 5 2400g, gpu- radeon rx 5600 xt, ram- 16gb 2666 mhz, motherboard- asrock b450m pro4

My problem is that when I finally completed my build I started some games and I've got low fps at some titles. Assassin's Creed Odyssey is running at like 30-40 fps etc. And I really don't know what could be bottlenecking my build. Could it by ryzen 5 2400g? Or maybe gpu is bad/broken?

Thank you for answers, you will really help me with this one. :)

[Fasauceome]

12 minutes ago, Dado321 said:

Assassin's Creed Odyssey is running at like 30-40 fps

famed for being pretty hard on the CPU. do you have 1x16GB or 2x8?

[Dado321]

19 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

2x8

 

19 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

famed for being pretty hard on the CPU. do you have 1x16GB or 2x8?

I've got 2x8

[Varden74]

Are you sure the game is actually using the 5600xt?
The frame rate you're getting sounds similar to the performance you get with the 2400g, while using the integrated GPU (Vega 11)

 

[Dado321]

1 minute ago, Varden74 said:

Are you sure the game is actually using the 5600xt?
The frame rate you're getting sounds similar to the performance you get while using the 2400g with the integrated GPU (Vega 11)

 

In game settings it shows gpu to be rx 5600 xt.

And in pc settings it shows graphics adapter rx 5600 xt on and Vega 11 to be off. And when I tried to monitor it with msi afterburner it showed only 1000-1200 mhz clock speed. Maybe it's underclocking somehow?

[Varden74]

8 minutes ago, Dado321 said:

In game settings it shows gpu to be rx 5600 xt.

And in pc settings it shows graphics adapter rx 5600 xt on and Vega 11 to be off. And when I tried to monitor it with msi afterburner it showed only 1000-1200 mhz clock speed. Maybe it's underclocking somehow?

Might be the case. Try to change the clock speed in afterburner
This is what it should be (It's probably different with your gpu manufacturer)

[Dado321]

25 minutes ago, Varden74 said:

Might be the case. Try to change the clock speed in afterburner
This is what it should be (It's probably different with your gpu manufacturer)

Okey, I'll try that and report here soon, thanks for help:)

[Dado321]

27 minutes ago, Varden74 said:

Might be the case. Try to change the clock speed in afterburner
This is what it should be (It's probably different with your gpu manufacturer)

And for manufacturer I've got Sapphire pulse radeon rx 5600 xt 

[Dado321]

10 hours ago, Varden74 said:

Might be the case. Try to change the clock speed in afterburner
This is what it should be (It's probably different with your gpu manufacturer)

Okey, so I tried to push limits with afterburner, from 1780 to 1820 mhz, couldn't get I higher, but when I opened msi kombustor benchmark it ran at only 40-47 fps. Idk, could be the gpu like bad/broken piece? 'Cause I really consider returning it and buying rtx 2060

[Varden74]

On 4/17/2020 at 8:50 AM, Dado321 said:

Okey, so I tried to push limits with afterburner, from 1780 to 1820 mhz, couldn't get I higher, but when I opened msi kombustor benchmark it ran at only 40-47 fps. Idk, could be the gpu like bad/broken piece? 'Cause I really consider returning it and buying rtx 2060

Before you do that, make sure you have the GPU in the right slot. Different PCIe have different bandwith. You should have the GPU in the top one on your motherboard.