NEED HELP WITH FPS!

[Lazaro Hernandez]

When playing modern warfare I get around 90-100 FPS but this is no matter what settings I play on. I have put my setting on all low and 720p and it keeps around 90-100 frames and I have put it on higher settings 1080p and it stays at 90-100 FPS I am not sure why. If someone could help me thanks!

specs

cpu- Ryzen 5 2600 3.85 ghz

gpu- rx580 8gb

ram- Corsair 16gb 3200mhz

[EnternodeCS]

Is it just this game? VSync might be on.

[Lazaro Hernandez]

3 minutes ago, EnternodeCS said:

Is it just this game? VSync might be on.

No v sync isn’t on And I haven’t tried with other games

[Tigerleon]

12 minutes ago, Lazaro Hernandez said:

When playing modern warfare I get around 90-100 FPS but this is no matter what settings I play on. I have put my setting on all low and 720p and it keeps around 90-100 frames and I have put it on higher settings 1080p and it stays at 90-100 FPS I am not sure why. If someone could help me thanks!

specs

cpu- Ryzen 5 2600 3.85 ghz

gpu- rx580 8gb

ram- Corsair 16gb 3200mhz

I think I know your problem. Have you turned on XMP in the bios? Because RAM doesn't run at full speed unless that turned on.

[Tigerleon]

RAM speed actually makes a big difference. Also are you running with 1 stick or 2? Your processor is probably contributing to lower fps since warzone is really CPU demanding. I get like 130-144fps with my i7 9700k

[Lazaro Hernandez]

1 hour ago, Tigerleon said:

RAM speed actually makes a big difference. Also are you running with 1 stick or 2? Your processor is probably contributing to lower fps since warzone is really CPU demanding. I get like 130-144fps with my i7 9700k

I’m running 2 sticks how do I turn xmp on

[gloop]

9 hours ago, Lazaro Hernandez said:

I’m running 2 sticks how do I turn xmp on

First of all use CPU-Z to check if it’s enabled already. Open CPU-Z, and go to the memory tab and take a screenshot then post it here. 

[Tigerleon]

11 hours ago, Lazaro Hernandez said:

I’m running 2 sticks how do I turn xmp on

Search on google 

[Lazaro Hernandez]

6 hours ago, gloop said:

First of all use CPU-Z to check if it’s enabled already. Open CPU-Z, and go to the memory tab and take a screenshot then post it here. 

Here is the cpu-z memory tab