2070 s not working at a 100%

[L_Andres_Zaun]

I have a 2070 super, but I don't get the fps that I thought I would get, sometimes I get like 100 fps in CoD, boo hoo poor me I know, but for real I don't think that's normal.
Also, I've seen reviews and I get way less fps than in the review, and I don't think that it is the cpu because I have a ryzen 3600. My suspicion is that is my psu, it's kinda old, but idk for all I know it could be the freaking mobo, but in Rainbow six siege I have to put the quality in medium for me to get the 144ish fps. I forgot to say that I am in 1080p, and the temps of the gpu are normal.

My specs are:
-Ryzen 5 3600

-2070 Super(idk the name but it has the nvidia cooler) 

-Ripjaws 16GB single channel

-B450 strix or something like that, i don't think it matters

-an ssd and a hdd, and the ssd isn't cacheless

-I don't remember the psu, but I bought it like 5 years ago.

 

Fenks 

 

[ki8aras]

2 minutes ago, L_Andres_Zaun said:

I have a 2070 super, but I don't get the fps that I thought I would get, sometimes I get like 100 fps in CoD, boo hoo poor me I know, but for real I don't think that's normal.
Also, I've seen reviews and I get way less fps than in the review, and I don't think that it is the cpu because I have a ryzen 3600. My suspicion is that is my psu, it's kinda old, but idk for all I know it could be the freaking mobo, but in Rainbow six siege I have to put the quality in medium for me to get the 144ish fps.

My specs are:
-Ryzen 5 3600

-2070 Super(idk the name but it has the nvidia cooler) 

-Ripjaws 16GB single channel

-B450 strix or something like that, i don't think it matters

-an ssd and a hdd, and the ssd isn't cacheless

-I don't remember the psu, but I bought it like 5 years ago.

 

Fenks 

 

check the clockspeeds and the temperatures of your gpu, nvidia clockspeeds are very dependent on temperature

[Staidey]

boo hoo poor you

 

Your gpu called Reference Nvidia RTX 2070S. Problem is basically is Overclock, due to reference cards have low clock. Higher the gpu and memory clock, if it starts artifacting, higher the gpu voltage. If it still artifacting, lower the clock for memory and gpu

[LIGISTX]

2 minutes ago, L_Andres_Zaun said:

I have a 2070 super, but I don't get the fps that I thought I would get, sometimes I get like 100 fps in CoD, boo hoo poor me I know, but for real I don't think that's normal.
Also, I've seen reviews and I get way less fps than in the review, and I don't think that it is the cpu because I have a ryzen 3600. My suspicion is that is my psu, it's kinda old, but idk for all I know it could be the freaking mobo, but in Rainbow six siege I have to put the quality in medium for me to get the 144ish fps.

My specs are:
-Ryzen 5 3600

-2070 Super(idk the name but it has the nvidia cooler) 

-Ripjaws 16GB single channel

-B450 strix or something like that, i don't think it matters

-an ssd and a hdd, and the ssd isn't cacheless

-I don't remember the psu, but I bought it like 5 years ago.

 

Fenks 

 

What resolution monitor are you running?

 

You only have a single stick of RAM? Single channel can hit you pretty hard.... cant find the video right now, but i know Jay did one on it.

[L_Andres_Zaun]

Just now, LIGISTX said:

What resolution monitor are you running?

 

You only have a single stick of RAM? Single channel can hit you pretty hard.... cant find the video right now, but i know Jay did one on it.

1080p, I forgot to write that, and yeah I saw that video, but regardless in rainbow and apex i think I should get 144fps at 1080

[LIGISTX]

Found it, give this video a watch @L_Andres_Zaun 

 

[Aescii]

From what I've experienced, I'd recommend going dual-channel on the RAM (it will make a noticeable difference) and checking temps. If those temps are too high that 2070 Super, especially the Founders Edition will throttle.

[LIGISTX]

Just now, L_Andres_Zaun said:

1080p, I forgot to write that, and yeah I saw that video, but regardless in rainbow and apex i think I should get 144fps at 1080

I would think so as well.... but WOW went from 140 to 115 at 1440, and far cry 5 was similar. Thats a lot of %... 

 

Also though, why is the 144 number so... special? Are you trying to max out your 144hz panel? Does it have freesync? If it is 144 hz and you do have free/gsync, as long as your above ~100 your totally fine. I agree, its frustrating to not get the most out of your hardware. But I think single channel is holding you back.

 

PSU won't be it, either its enough power..... or its not enough power. 

[L_Andres_Zaun]

14 minutes ago, LIGISTX said:

I would think so as well.... but WOW went from 140 to 115 at 1440, and far cry 5 was similar. Thats a lot of %... 

 

Also though, why is the 144 number so... special? Are you trying to max out your 144hz panel? Does it have freesync? If it is 144 hz and you do have free/gsync, as long as your above ~100 your totally fine. I agree, its frustrating to not get the most out of your hardware. But I think single channel is holding you back.

 

PSU won't be it, either its enough power..... or its not enough power. 

basically because of the satisfaction of having them, also my panel is freesync, and I'm pretty sure I can not tell the difference between 100 and 140fps, and I thought that it was the psu because after all this years maybe it wouldn't be providing the gpu with enough power

[Aescii]

1 minute ago, L_Andres_Zaun said:

basicly because of the satisfaction of having them, also my panel is freesync, and I'm pretty sure I can not tell the difference between 100 and 140fps, and I thought that it was the psu because after all this years maybe it wouldn't be providing the gpu with enough power

I know this isn't likely the issue but out of curiosity what is the wattage of your power supply?

[L_Andres_Zaun]

Just now, Aescii said:

I know this isn't likely the issue but out of curiosity what is the wattage of your power supply?

600 W

[LIGISTX]

2 minutes ago, L_Andres_Zaun said:

basicly because of the satisfaction of having them, also my panel is freesync, and I'm pretty sure I can not tell the difference between 100 and 140fps, and I thought that it was the psu because after all this years maybe it wouldn't be providing the gpu with enough power

We have to assume its the RAM since we know that is 100% creating a large bottleneck. Without dual channel, its hard to say if there is an issue somewhere else or not since there just isn't much data on how every game with every CPU will perform in single channel mode...

 

And yea, its not the PSU. If the PSU wasn't up to the task, your PC would crash. There is no "sorta working and sorta providing enough power" from the PSU. Its pretty binary, its either working, or very, very not working.

[L_Andres_Zaun]

1 minute ago, LIGISTX said:

We have to assume its the RAM since we know that is 100% creating a large bottleneck. Without dual channel, its hard to say if there is an issue somewhere else or not since there just isn't much data on how every game with every CPU will perform in single channel mode...

 

And yea, its not the PSU. If the PSU wasn't up to the task, your PC would crash. There is no "sorta working and sorta providing enough power" from the PSU. Its pretty binary, its either working, or very, very not working.

Thaanks a freaking lot men, and all other people that helped too, really

[Aescii]

3 minutes ago, L_Andres_Zaun said:

600 W

 

1 minute ago, LIGISTX said:

We have to assume its the RAM since we know that is 100% creating a large bottleneck. Without dual channel, its hard to say if there is an issue somewhere else or not since there just isn't much data on how every game with every CPU will perform in single channel mode...

 

And yea, its not the PSU. If the PSU wasn't up to the task, your PC would crash. There is no "sorta working and sorta providing enough power" from the PSU. Its pretty binary, its either working, or very, very not working.

I'm gonna have to agree with LIGISTX on this one. Your PSU is definitely putting out enough wattage to maintain both components. Going from Single to Dual Channel does make a difference, along with RAM speed considering you have Ryzen. Also if you haven't already, I'd make sure you have the power mode in Windows to Ryzen Balanced or if need High Performance so the 3600 doesn't keep the clocks lower. I'd still recommend checking temps and what your GPU usage is while playing.