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Where is my Bottleneck!

I just installed an AMD 5600 XT and I am running at approx 60 fps on ultra for Witcher 3, 70 on Overwatch on Ultra. I have two items I need to upgrade - my AMD Ryzen 5 1400 and my single 8gb 2400 DDR4 ram. I see the benchmarks getting drastically higher levels with my card. What is holding me back from the 120fps on Overwatch and 85 fps on Witcher?

 

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1 minute ago, AFS said:

single 8gb 2400 DDR4 ram.

found the main issue. dual channel gives massive bandwidth improvements, and faster memory does as well. Any cheap DDR4 with 3000MHz or higher is pretty inexpensive and should yield quite the boost

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12 minutes ago, AFS said:

I just installed an AMD 5600 XT and I am running at approx 60 fps on ultra for Witcher 3, 70 on Overwatch on Ultra. I have two items I need to upgrade - my AMD Ryzen 5 1400 and my single 8gb 2400 DDR4 ram. I see the benchmarks getting drastically higher levels with my card. What is holding me back from the 120fps on Overwatch and 85 fps on Witcher?

 

Thanks for your help!

Get a 2x4 or 2x8gb 3000mhz ram kit and you should already see a big improvement.

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Also if you are consistently stuck at 60fps make sure you don't have a 60hz display set at 60hz with vsyc on

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3 hours ago, AFS said:

What is holding me back from the 120fps on Overwatch and 85 fps on Witcher?

 

To reclarify the below...for you.

3 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

found the main issue. dual channel gives massive bandwidth improvements, and faster memory does as well. Any cheap DDR4 with 3000MHz or higher is pretty inexpensive and should yield quite the boost

Two boosts are valid...
The Dual Channel aspect of the pipeline,... & Faster Frequencies for the pipeline.

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Believe it or not, Overwatch is one of those games where RAM speed really matters.  Going from 2133 to 3000 can give about 100FPS increase.

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