Low FPS on COD WARZONE

[LDHNSV]

Hello, I'm new in this forum; so please if I'm doing anything wrong by posting this here, tell me where whould I post. Thanks in advance.

 

I'm having issues on fps droping to 50 on this pc: 

AMD Ryzen 5 3600

RAM 24.0 GB

ASUS RTX 3070

Screen 1 Resolution: 3440 x 1440 100Hz (35'') This is where I put the game

Screen 2 Resolution: 1920 x 1080 144Hz (24'')

 

How can I debug why I'm having low fps counts.

 

 

[Kevin2334]

is this the first time you are booting up the game?

 

Also what is the V-ram usage at in the options menu, under graphics?

Edited May 29, 2021 by Kevin2334
additional question

[LDHNSV]

26 minutes ago, Kevin2334 said:

is this the first time you are booting up the game?

 

Also what is the V-ram usage at in the options menu, under graphics?

Do you mean this?

 

[Kevin2334]

Ok the Reflex de latencia (sorry not native spanish speaker) try setting that to Enabled/Si + boost make sure that DLSSunder the post processing Effects it turned on to balanced and see what that does.

 

Also while you are in the main menu you will only see at max 60FPS unless you up that frame cap, with that said what is the average FPS you are seeing in game? Start a game of warzone and see what frames you are getting after the timer counts down, and you parachute in.

Edited May 30, 2021 by Kevin2334

[LDHNSV]

35 minutes ago, Kevin2334 said:

Ok the Reflex de latencia (sorry not native spanish speaker) try setting that to Enabled/Si + boost make sure that DLSSunder the post processing Effects it turned on to balanced and see what that does.

Tried with nvidia reflex at enabled+boost and dlss on balanced and it kinda sucked, is like a bad antialiasing 

 

37 minutes ago, Kevin2334 said:

Also while you are in the main menu you will only see at max 60FPS unless you up that frame cap, with that said what is the average FPS you are seeing in game? Start a game of warzone and see what frames you are getting after the timer counts down, and you parachute in.

Then the fps count was like this (DLSS ON and Reflex enabled and boosted):

60fps on airplane animation
75fps before jumping from the plane
73fps parachute on
65fps parachute off
70fps walking/running
55fps shooting (action...)

 

[Kevin2334]

5 hours ago, LDHNSV said:

Tried with nvidia reflex at enabled+boost and dlss on balanced and it kinda sucked, is like a bad antialiasing 

 

Then the fps count was like this (DLSS ON and Reflex enabled and boosted):

60fps on airplane animation
75fps before jumping from the plane
73fps parachute on
65fps parachute off
70fps walking/running
55fps shooting (action...)

 

I was having some dips the other day the first thing I tried is to fix the game through the blizzard launcher app when you click the cog next to play it should give you an option to repair game give that a shot to see if that might work 

Edited May 30, 2021 by Kevin2334

[Morrie Sells Wigs]

9 hours ago, LDHNSV said:

Tried with nvidia reflex at enabled+boost and dlss on balanced and it kinda sucked, is like a bad antialiasing 

 

Then the fps count was like this (DLSS ON and Reflex enabled and boosted):

60fps on airplane animation
75fps before jumping from the plane
73fps parachute on
65fps parachute off
70fps walking/running
55fps shooting (action...)

 

I have an i5 10400F, an rtx 2060, and 16 gb RAM.

 

In other words, your system is much better than mine, and I get between 75-90fps at 1440p.

 

So, have you considered dropping to 1440?

 

With DLSS on you should be getting better fps than mid 70s, surely?

 

Warzone can be a weird one, though. 

 

CoD Black Ops Cold War is similar. 

 

I can get a nice 100fps on most maps, but one in particular called Checkmate (training room with aeroplane in the middle) sees me struggling to stay around 60fps...it's strange. 

 

I can only assume the more confined nature of the map means there is a lot on screen at any given moment. 

 

Have you double checked your Nvidia Control Panel to make sure you don't have a setting that is overriding the in game ones?

[LDHNSV]

On 5/30/2021 at 5:01 AM, Maury Sells Wigs said:

I have an i5 10400F, an rtx 2060, and 16 gb RAM.

 

In other words, your system is much better than mine, and I get between 75-90fps at 1440p.

Wow, maybe I have some bottleneck?

 

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So, have you considered dropping to 1440?

You mean  2560 × 1440? is a big deal using full 3440x1440?

 

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Have you double checked your Nvidia Control Panel to make sure you don't have a setting that is overriding the in game ones?

 

(Global config on all settings)

 

 

 

 

 

[starwarscity9]

On 5/29/2021 at 11:40 PM, LDHNSV said:

Hello, I'm new in this forum; so please if I'm doing anything wrong by posting this here, tell me where whould I post. Thanks in advance.

 

I'm having issues on fps droping to 50 on this pc: 

AMD Ryzen 5 3600

RAM 24.0 GB

ASUS RTX 3070

Screen 1 Resolution: 3440 x 1440 100Hz (35'') This is where I put the game

Screen 2 Resolution: 1920 x 1080 144Hz (24'')

 

How can I debug why I'm having low fps counts.

 

 

Check your settings warzone doesn't seem to handle well with super high settings put it more balanced, does it drop to 50 when there is something super intense happening?

[Morrie Sells Wigs]

On 6/2/2021 at 4:36 PM, LDHNSV said:

Wow, maybe I have some bottleneck?

 

You mean  2560 × 1440? is a big deal using full 3440x1440?

 

 

(Global config on all settings)

 

 

 

 

 

It's possible you have a bottleneck, though I'm not really technically savvy enough to know.

 

I mentioned dropping to 1440 as it is still very nice, and will immediately allow you to claw back a fairly decent amount of frames.

 

Once I played at 1440 I can't go back to 1080, so I understand if you find it difficult to accept what would be a (potentially noticeable) drop in resolution from 4k to 1440p.

 

Maybe, give it a try, see if you can live with and how much of an fps boost you get, and then decide.

 

I'm afraid I can't read the language in your image, so I can't offer anything related to your control panel settings. 

 

Out of interest, have you considered the fact the you are only going to get 100fps because of your 100hz monitor, s

and that investing in a higher refresh rate panel might be worth considering as you clearly have the GPU to take advantage of it?

 

Or, as you are at 4k do you feel it's unlikely many games will push past that 100fps limit anyway?

 

Your two monitors are at either extreme, with the 1080p one having the ability to push out 144fps, but the 4k only able to do 100hz.

 

Are there 4k 144hz panels out yet for under £/€/$500?

 

I think it might be worth getting a high refresh screen in the future as you have a very nice GPU there for future gaming.