High end pc with major fps drops and stutters

[masterbateurzz]

Hello, so recently i did a full upgrade, i got a 4070 ti super , with a Ryzen 9 5900x and 32gb of ddr4 with 700watts even got new m.2 drives and a motherboard new everything. I play in 1440p at 165hz, I was playing a game called ready or not with GeForce experience optimized game settings at ultra. i go from a steady 144 down to 90 - 60 and sometimes even lower like 40s.. I use DLSS too but if i play solo its better with less drops. I notice fps drops in other games too live ffxiv sometimes when there are lots of ppl ill go from 120 fps down to 80's and mid 70's. I feel like my pc should be able to run these games with no issues/ steady fps and geforce agrees.. by maxing everything out ig? It's a fresh build about a month or two old. Even destiny 2 i go from 130's to 90 and sometimes 80's. Is something wrong with my pc.. i have no clue what could be wrong my temps are fine is ddr4 a bottle neck..? Maybe its settings i have on like hdr.. i dont know if you have any idea what might be wrong please let me know.. 

[Blasty Blosty]

Try doing a cinebench run for your cpu, and a Heaven run for your GPU, and then compare your scores with ones online. If they are lower, then there is an issue. If they are the same, it might just be the games themselves being badly optimised.

 

Saying that, my 4070 super can handle ready or not at about 160fps at 1080p

[191x7]

27 minutes ago, masterbateurzz said:

4070 ti super

Ryzen 9 5900x

32gb of ddr4

1440p at 165hz

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Where's the high-end PC?

 

Which motherboard? Which RAM and which frequency? Which CPU cooling?

Latest motherboard Bios? Latest Chipset drivers downloaded from AMD?

 

Monitored the GPU usage? The 5900X is comparable to a 5600X when it comes to gaming, and that's a low-end CPU when it comes to trying to achieve high frame rates. It probably is a bottleneck, just like it was with my 6950XT.

[Jeppes]

Upgrade to a 5800x3d? Should not cost much if you count in what you get from selling that 5900x.

 

You can also watch a few reviews and you'll see that in some games the fps just drops no matter what hw you throw at it. Sometimes it may be less annoying to cap fps closer to the 1%minimum.

[venomtail]

At first sounds like playing on a HDD issue, then overheating issue, then other possibilities. We need more info on your computer just like @191x7 said.

[WereCat]

Most modern games are CPU bound and FFXIV absolutely benefits from the X3D cache on 5800X3D/7800X3D so you will not experience these huge FPS drops in areas with many people.

You can kinda improve performance on your 5900X with a good memory tuning but if you actually want to be stable then that will take some time with proper testing, not sure if you're willing to go trough that.

[masterbateurzz]

15 hours ago, 191x7 said:

Where's the high-end PC?

 

Which motherboard? Which RAM and which frequency? Which CPU cooling?

Latest motherboard Bios? Latest Chipset drivers downloaded from AMD?

 

Monitored the GPU usage? The 5900X is comparable to a 5600X when it comes to gaming, and that's a low-end CPU when it comes to trying to achieve high frame rates. It probably is a bottleneck, just like it was with my 6950XT.

 

ASUS Prime B550-plus , G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series (Intel XMP) DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3200 , cpu cooler asus tuf gaming lc ii , my gpu is the asus tuf 4070ti super, as for the bios idk if its up to date i would have to see. Would bios and chipset sink performance? If i update both with issues is my cpu a bottle neck.. or ddr4?

[masterbateurzz]

13 hours ago, WereCat said:

Most modern games are CPU bound and FFXIV absolutely benefits from the X3D cache on 5800X3D/7800X3D so you will not experience these huge FPS drops in areas with many people.

You can kinda improve performance on your 5900X with a good memory tuning but if you actually want to be stable then that will take some time with proper testing, not sure if you're willing to go trough that.

I do i was playing today and go from a steady 100 down to 70 - 60 with ppl around.. so my cpu is a bottle neck?

[masterbateurzz]

14 hours ago, venomtail said:

At first sounds like playing on a HDD issue, then overheating issue, then other possibilities. We need more info on your computer just like @191x7 said.

i only have m.2 drives i have 2 Crucial T500 2TB.. and my temps are normal for cpu and gpu

[WereCat]

2 hours ago, masterbateurzz said:

I do i was playing today and go from a steady 100 down to 70 - 60 with ppl around.. so my cpu is a bottle neck?

Yes but that's quite normal in those games in those scenarios. As I've said, if that's bothering you a good memory OC or a X3D CPU will help in these cases.

[191x7]

2 hours ago, masterbateurzz said:

 

ASUS Prime B550-plus , G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series (Intel XMP) DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3200 , cpu cooler asus tuf gaming lc ii , my gpu is the asus tuf 4070ti super, as for the bios idk if its up to date i would have to see. Would bios and chipset sink performance? If i update both with issues is my cpu a bottle neck.. or ddr4?

Flash the latest Bios. It can affect the performance. Don't forget to load XMP (DOCP) after flashing the Bios, you don't want your RAM running 2400 (JEDEC spec).

 

And yes, your CPU is a severe bottleneck if you're gaming on 1080p.

[masterbateurzz]

4 hours ago, 191x7 said:

Flash the latest Bios. It can affect the performance. Don't forget to load XMP (DOCP) after flashing the Bios, you don't want your RAM running 2400 (JEDEC spec).

 

And yes, your CPU is a severe bottleneck if you're gaming on 1080p.

i game at 1440p so it would be even worse right?

[191x7]

6 minutes ago, masterbateurzz said:

i game at 1440p so it would be even worse right?

No, the GPU can render less on 1440p so the bottleneck is lower. 

 

 

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