Bottleneck?

[RSolo]

Hey guys, whats up, hope you are all doing fine

 

so I build myself a PC last year in december for gaming and rendering, here are my specs:

AMD Ryzen 2700X (Stock RGB Cooler, not overclocked)

MSI RTX 2060 Super

MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon

GSkill 2x16GB 3000Mhz RAM

1TB SATA Samsung SSD

Four 120mm Coolers (two in and two out)

600 Watt be quiet! Pure Power 80+ Gold Power Supply

Two AOC 23inch 1080p 75Hertz monitors

 

While everything seems to work fine, I am a little disappointed with the performance. In Unigin Heaven Benchmark 4.0 I scored 2535 points with an average FPS of 100.6 (min 36.4, max 198.9) with the following settings:

Render: Direct3D11

Mode: 1920x1080 8xAA fullscreen

Preset: Custom

Quality: Ultra
Tessellation: Extreme

 

Now this score puts me right up with systems, that use an i5-6500 and an EVGA GTX 1060 6GB or a Ryzen 1800X paired with a RX 470

 

I would not consides myself being a top of the notch PC guy, but something seems wrong here, doesnt it? a friend of mine has basically the same setup, but half the RAM and a RX 570 and he basically has the same FPS experience, as I do when gaming

 

By the way, my temperatures for the GPU and CPU are both around 70 degrees, even at full workload after one hour. So I dont see the problem there

 

And another thing, my RAM was automatically set to 2133Mhz although its a 3000 Mhz Kit. I tried bumping it up to 3000, but the system wasnt running stable. However at 2800Mhz, it doesnt crash, but now the fans are running significantly louder than before. is that a motherboard issue? 

 

So what dou you think, is the score with the Unigin Heaven Benchmark to low, or is it just me? And does anybody have an idea for the low automatic setting of the RAM speed?

 

Greetings from germany, stay healthy and safe everybody

[Haro]

1 minute ago, RSolo said:

Hey guys, whats up, hope you are all doing fine

 

so I build myself a PC last year in december for gaming and rendering, here are my specs:

AMD Ryzen 2700X (Stock RGB Cooler, not overclocked)

MSI RTX 2060 Super

MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon

GSkill 2x16GB 3000Mhz RAM

1TB SATA Samsung SSD

Four 120mm Coolers (two in and two out)

600 Watt be quiet! Pure Power 80+ Gold Power Supply

Two AOC 23inch 1080p 75Hertz monitors

 

While everything seems to work fine, I am a little disappointed with the performance. In Unigin Heaven Benchmark 4.0 I scored 2535 points with an average FPS of 100.6 (min 36.4, max 198.9) with the following settings:

Render: Direct3D11

Mode: 1920x1080 8xAA fullscreen

Preset: Custom

Quality: Ultra
Tessellation: Extreme

 

Now this score puts me right up with systems, that use an i5-6500 and an EVGA GTX 1060 6GB or a Ryzen 1800X paired with a RX 470

 

I would not consides myself being a top of the notch PC guy, but something seems wrong here, doesnt it? a friend of mine has basically the same setup, but half the RAM and a RX 570 and he basically has the same FPS experience, as I do when gaming

 

By the way, my temperatures for the GPU and CPU are both around 70 degrees, even at full workload after one hour. So I dont see the problem there

 

And another thing, my RAM was automatically set to 2133Mhz although its a 3000 Mhz Kit. I tried bumping it up to 3000, but the system wasnt running stable. However at 2800Mhz, it doesnt crash, but now the fans are running significantly louder than before. is that a motherboard issue? 

 

So what dou you think, is the score with the Unigin Heaven Benchmark to low, or is it just me? And does anybody have an idea for the low automatic setting of the RAM speed?

 

Greetings from germany, stay healthy and safe everybody

First of all 

Stress tests don't matter as long as the "proper " performance is good

And about the ram of just try updating the bios and if that didn't work you probably lost the silicon lottery and got a bad memory controller 

So test your build in a game for e.g and then compare it 

[Guest]

For the memory, the cpu is 2933mt/s compatible. So thats why its unstable past this frequency.

 

There is no bottle neck with 2700x and RTX 2060 at all. Its a great pair to game with.

[191x7]

Do you have the latest chipset drivers from AMD's website?

 

If you want your RAM to work at 3000 you need to use the XMP profiles. Not manually increasing the speed.

[RSolo]

thank you guys for replying so fast, I highly appreciate it  

 

i believe i got the latest chipset drivers, but i will doublecheck!

[RSolo]

and ill try to uptade the bios, maybe that will do it. i believe the board was released long before the 2060 super, so maybe that will help

 

[Haro]

10 minutes ago, RSolo said:

thank you guys for replying so fast, I highly appreciate it  

 

i believe i got the latest chipset drivers, but i will doublecheck!

Good luck