Low FPS on good system

[nottylerlt]

Hello, I'm looking for some help with my system, I am afraid that I have done something wrong because I am getting extremely low FPS for my system on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019. My system has an "bronze certified 750W power supply" with an "aorus b550 elite" with a "Ryzen 7 2700x (water cooled, with a single fan radiator)" and a "Nvidia 2080ti founders edition" "duel channel DDR4 2x 8gb Ram". My modern warfare game is on my "Western Digital 4TB black". My temperatures look good with my CPU never exceeding 62 celsius. 

 

My fps on low settings with 90 screen resolution, never exceeds 100 in the warzone map and stays at an average of about 80 and can dip to the low 70 in open fields and more graphically demanding areas of the map. My Nvidia control panel settings are all optimized, and so are my power management setting on my computer. I am debating overclocking all my computer components. 

 

 

[jaslion]

And what are the fps?

[eeeee1]

turn up your resolution and ingame settings

[nottylerlt]

2 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

turn up your resolution and ingame settings

does this help my FPS?

[eeeee1]

Just now, nottylerlt said:

does this help my FPS?

this may help your system be less reliant on your cpu and more on your gpu.

what is your cpu and gpu utilisation percentages?

[nottylerlt]

3 hours ago, jaslion said:

And what are the fps?

My fps on low settings with 90 screen resolution, never exceeds 100 in the warzone map and stays at an average of about 80 and can dip to the low 70 in open fields and more graphically demanding areas of the map. My Nvidia control panel settings are all optimized, and so are my power management setting on my computer. I am debating overclocking all my computer components. 

[jaslion]

31 minutes ago, nottylerlt said:

My fps on low settings with 90 screen resolution, never exceeds 100 in the warzone map and stays at an average of about 80 and can dip to the low 70 in open fields and more graphically demanding areas of the map. My Nvidia control panel settings are all optimized, and so are my power management setting on my computer. I am debating overclocking all my computer components. 

Whats the gpu and cpu useage (cpu per core). What are the temps for the gpu? What clockspeeds are both cpu and gpu running at during gaming?

[Rooked]

PSU is sketchy, change it. It's probably not supplying enough power for your GPU at high load. Get a EVGA Supernova PSU or Corsair PSU. Don't cheap out either! Getting a bad PSU can fry your whole PC and catch on fire.

[nottylerlt]

13 hours ago, Rooked said:

PSU is sketchy, change it. It's probably not supplying enough power for your GPU at high load. Get a EVGA Supernova PSU or Corsair PSU. Don't cheap out either! Getting a bad PSU can fry your whole PC and catch on fire.

Just checked my pc again and I made a mistake, I actually have a bronze certified 750W power supply, should I still look into changing it?

[Rooked]

9 hours ago, nottylerlt said:

Just checked my pc again and I made a mistake, I actually have a bronze certified 750W power supply, should I still look into changing it?

Do you know the model number or brand it is? To be honest I would look for a better PSU like 80+ Gold or 80+ Platinum. That RTX 2080Ti sucks a lot of power. Get a trusted brand though, like Seasonic, Corsair, EVGA. Minimum you would need to get is a 750W PSU and I recommend 800+W PSU.