Bottleneck maybe?

[AbdesAK]

Hey can anyone tell me what is wrong with my pc?? Cause i have i5-7600k 16GB Ram and i first had a gtx 1060 3gb until yesterday i bought a gtx 1080ti. I upgraded cause i couldn't play Fortnite i could play other games but Fortnite! I would really appreciate someone's help? btw its still the same issue, i keep getting insane frame drops and low fps (CPU uses 100% constant).

 

Abdes 

 

Contact: Abdess.akoudad@gmail.com

[Prodigy_Smit]

Yes there is a very bad CPU bottleneck. Try overclocking or upgrading your CPU.

[Omar.B]

5 minutes ago, Prodigy_Smit said:

Yes there is a very bad CPU bottleneck. Try overclocking or upgrading your CPU.

I disagree because its not the bottleneck its because Fortnite have a really bad optimization.

   

[Prodigy_Smit]

1 minute ago, Omar.B said:

I disagree because its not the bottleneck its because Fortnite have a really bad optimization.

   

Given the situation i.e. fortnite there is a CPU bottleneck in that specific game. Bottlenecks vary on a per game basis e.g. I might have a CPU bottleneck running csgo but then a gpu one with cyberpunk 2077 running the same hardware.

[Omar.B]

The bottleneck dosent matter because there will always be a percentage of bottleneck but when we say bottleneck that means that your cpu cant handle the graphics card and it wont lunch the game or the computer -many problems I wont say a lot-.

 

[thrasher_565]

a "bottleneck" happens when a game needs 2 compones to run meaning cpu/gpu, cpu/ram, gpu/ram or it can be gpu/ vram and one being slower limiting it proformace.

 

then there are cpu and cores vs frequency

 

ram and frequency

 

gpu and vram

 

then there are games optemised for amd and or nvidea cpu,gpu and ram. same with monitors with freesink and gsink 

Edited January 5, 2021 by thrasher_565