Question 650W not enough?

brandonreyes545

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CPU: Ryzen 7 1700X
GPU: RTX 2080
RAM: G.Skill 2x8 2400mhz
FANS: 3x 120mm
CPU FAN: Coolermaster Hyper 212 Evo
PSU: Corsair CX-M 650w

I've recently just upgraded my 1060 6gb to a 2080 and decided to benchmark some games. For most games like GTA 5, Minecraft with shaders, and WarThunder, I would literally get like 40 fps difference from when I had the 1060. So I figured it could be my PSU undervolting evrything?Any thoughts?
 
While your psu is not the best it couldn’t cause this problem. I would suggest monitoring gpu and cpu (across all cores) usage while in game. Let us know if any cpu cores or the gpu are getting close to 100%.

What resolution are you gaming at?
I always game at 1920x1080. I'll also let you know what the percentages are as soon as possible. I'll even provide screenshots.
 
The information I have asked for should help indicate a bottleneck. If it looks likely there is another test to prove it. While I do think a cpu bottleneck is a strong possibility we should prove it before suggesting the OP spends money on upgrades.


AMD doesn't make a CPU that can keep up with a GTX 1080Ti or RTX 2080 at 1080P.....

Maybe the new one.... The Ryzen 3 or whatever it is, haven't paid attention one way or the other on those.
 
AMD doesn't make a CPU that can keep up with a GTX 1080Ti or RTX 2080 at 1080P.....

Maybe the new one.... The Ryzen 3 or whatever it is, haven't paid attention one way or the other on those.
So what? It’s also possible there is something else stopping the system reaching its full potential. As I said earlier I think a cpu bottleneck is a strong possibility but let’s prove it first so we can give the best advice. A cpu bottleneck should be easy to prove.
 
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