low fps Decent Pc Still getting lower FPS than I thought I would.

[Soulessgrace88]

Hello all, i recently got a prebuilt gaming rig from Digital Storm I financed it because i couldnt afford to buy it outright.

specs are: 

ASUS TUF X470-Plus Gaming

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X (8-Core)

Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti 11Gb GPU(had this from my last gaming PC that was really old and was badly CPU bottlenecked)

600W Digital Storm Performance Series Power Supply ( really wish i knew what brand it was dont even know if its bronze rated lol)

2 500 Gb SSD one samsung evo and the other came with it digital storm premium w/e that is

1 2Tb HDD

32gb of Corsair DDR4 3000MHz Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro

Digital Storm Vortex Liquid CPU Cooler (Seems pretty similar to the corsair one has a pretty decent size Rad)

All Came pre-built in a Digital Storm branded Corsair Crystral series 570X

Also went out and bought an Acer Predator XB272 244hz gaming montior

 

So my problem is I figured id be able to run most games on atleast decetly high settings and still beable to get 144hz where as on most games i have to run anywhere from low to medium to get anywhere near that.

 I play mostly FPS games i.e.: Apex Legends, Escape From Tarkov, CoD MW multi-player and BR, Battlefield V, Rust Games like that.

 I was having problems getting over 100 FPS then I did some research and found out my GPU runs hot on the stock fan curves so i got one of The Gigabyte programs and used max fan curve settings while gaming now i get around 80- 110 in tarkov and 150- 180ish on apex legends most settings are set to high on apex but cant use any of the lighting or dynamic range settings if i want to get a decent refresh rate.

Basicly what I'm asking is this, is there any settings i can change or mabe Over clock my GPU and CPU to get a decent performance boost currently i use Gigabyte Aorus engine to give my GPU a slight boost but I've never done much overclocking and dont want to fry my system lol. another route would be me upgrading my CPU to a 3900x or something along those lines but I really dont think my CPU is the problem. Any input will be appreciated.

 

Thanks, Anthonyt

[Praesi]

What GPU Temps and give a link to this prebuild.

[Soulessgrace88]

give me a few i havent actually kept track of my GPU temps since i downloaded the Gigabyte software to raise the fanspeed, however my pc was customized version of this https://www.digitalstorm.com/lumos.asp?utm_expid=.5x1QnPtcRzqfaYiZLfG4hw.0&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.digitalstorm.com%2Fdesktops.asp

[kjgruber]

This won't help too much; however, make sure your ram is running at full speed. 

[Soulessgrace88]

how would i figure out if my ram is running at full speed?

 

[kjgruber]

1 minute ago, Soulessgrace88 said:

how would i figure out if my ram is running at full speed?

 

Check in the bios because that is where you will change it. Watch a youtube video on it, they are short. Make sure your GPU drivers are updated. Do a fresh install, using DDU to remove old drivers. Most of this is basic advice, others will have more useful info. 

[Soulessgrace88]

so playing a raid in tarkov my GPU temp is 71 c which doesnt seem too bad seeing ass its a blower style GTX 1080TI 

[Soulessgrace88]

you can also look in task manager under memory to see what your ram speed is