PC specs:
RTX 2060 super
i7 9700k
Motherboard:
asus prime z390 plus
16 gb ram
PSU: Corsair VS650 650W
RTX 2060 super
i7 9700k
Motherboard:
asus prime z390 plus
16 gb ram
PSU: Corsair VS650 650W
I have all the updated drivers for everything.
I have no idea which is gaming or wifi.
you need to give more details, what's BAD , how bad? what games? have you check using like afterburner, what are the CPU/GPU usage, CLock speed and temp during game? and what FPS etc.PC specs:
RTX 2060 super
i7 9700k
Motherboard:
asus prime z390 plus
16 gb ram
PSU: Corsair VS650 650W
These are all good questions, that would be very helpful to know.you need to give more details, what's BAD , how bad? what games? have you check using like afterburner, what are the CPU/GPU usage, CLock speed and temp during game? and what FPS etc.
Yes i have XMP memory profile. In this way it works better,Do you have the D.O.C.P/XMP memory profile enabled in the BIOS?
Do you have the MOST recent BIOS version for your motherboard installed?
Did you download and install all of these drivers, plus the latest Nvidia driver from the Nvidia website for your RTX 2060 Super?
Nvidia driver: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/results/164741/
What is the ACTUAL model of your motherboard? Is it the Z390-Plus Gaming or the Z390 Plus WiFi.
The FPS is not bad like it het around 150 but i have good pc and on low settings Games like Apex and Fortnite should run on 240 FPS.you need to give more details, what's BAD , how bad? what games? have you check using like afterburner, what are the CPU/GPU usage, CLock speed and temp during game? and what FPS etc.
What monitor do you have?The FPS is not bad like it het around 150 but i have good pc and on low settings Games like Apex and Fortnite should run on 240 FPS.
I used afterburner and saw i have high CPU usage. My cpu clock is 4700MH and temp is like 87, i dont have FPS drops, just not high.
In the nvidia control panel i selected 1920x1080 240 HZ. i didnt do anything special like download monitor drivers. Does it matter? can it affect fps?Have you installed the monitor drivers?
Does it show in your resolution that you have selected 240Hz resolution?
Huh? This has nothing to do with anything, sorry. "Monitor drivers" LITERALLY have ZERO to do with lower than normal FPS. Besides which, pretty much ALL modern monitors are strictly "plug and play" with no "drivers" being necessary or in most cases even available. Rarely, there may be a "profile" available for specific monitors, but rarely if ever these days are there any drivers involved that are monitor model specific. Certainly none that are necessary. I can't remember the last time I installed a driver for a monitor.Have you installed the monitor drivers?
I have all the updated drivers for everything.
I have no idea which is gaming or wifi.
In the nvidia control panel i selected 1920x1080 240 HZ. i didnt do anything special like download monitor drivers. Does it matter? can it affect fps?
I know what you mean, monitors are just plug and play. However, I mentioned it, coz I remember when I had a 75hz monitor, the desktop resolution never showed me any 75hz resolution option, even in nvidia control panel. Then I just randomly, to test it out, decided to install monitor driver, and then from Display Adapter Properties, had to select 75hz as it was default 60. And then it started showing up as a resolution in the control panel. So I was just wondering if any such shenanighans were happening with this person.Huh? This has nothing to do with anything, sorry. "Monitor drivers" LITERALLY have ZERO to do with lower than normal FPS. Besides which, pretty much ALL modern monitors are strictly "plug and play" with no "drivers" being necessary or in most cases even available. Rarely, there may be a "profile" available for specific monitors, but rarely if ever these days are there any drivers involved that are monitor model specific. Certainly none that are necessary. I can't remember the last time I installed a driver for a monitor.