Question Does an SSD boost fps in Open World games ?

[noname223]

Hey guys! I want to know if putting games like Post Scriptum/Hell let loose/Squad (huge map games) etc on an SSD boosts or improves fps?

When im playing Post Scriptum for example in the first 10-20 mins of the game i get decent 30-40 fps but when match gets intense my fps starts to drop on 12 fps same as on squad.

Also tried changing graphics from low to max,
it all hovers at 12-20 fps. (low,med,high,epic all have the same fps when match gets intense)

Currently all my games are on HDD (about 7-8 yrs old)

Or the reason is my gpu/cpu?

Cpu - Amd A-10 7860K 3.60ghz
Gpu - Rx580 8gb
Ram - 16gb hyperx
hdd - 1tb
Ssd - 128gb (windows installed on it)
Psu - 750 watts
Cooler - snowman MT4

 

[helpstar]

check your temperatures of the CPU and the Rx580

Are you sure that you game on the RX580 and not the 7860k graphics unit? The monitor is plugged into the RX580?

SSD won´t get you better FPS, just stuttering or loading could improve

check the system performance with
userbenchmark.com and post the http link of your result, e.g. https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/28977730

 

[noname223]

check your temperatures of the CPU and the Rx580

Are you sure that you game on the RX580 and not the 7860k graphics unit? The monitor is plugged into the RX580?

SSD won´t get you better FPS, just stuttering or loading could improve

check the system performance with
userbenchmark.com and post the http link of your result, e.g. https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/28977730

hello, i opened HWMonitor while playing Post Scriptum and here's the result
Value/Min/Max
Temperatures
Package: 34.5C/31.0C/49.8C
Cores: 84.6C/80.0C/98.8C
RX580
48.0C/47.0C/66.0C

also here are the results on the bench mark (forgot to close chrome on the background)
https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/61840627

 

[helpstar]

set your RAM speed to 1866MHz (xmp profile)

eventually it´s an overheating CPU, uninstall the cpu cooler, clean cooler and CPU surface, then repaste with new thermal compound

 

[noname223]

set your RAM speed to 1866MHz (xmp profile)

eventually it´s an overheating CPU, uninstall the cpu cooler, clean cooler and CPU surface, then repaste with new thermal compound

I looked on the bios theres no xmp only a.m.p so i enabled it and set to 1866 but after 3 mins on windows, pc crashed and it wont let me get to bios anymore just stuck on "gigabyte ultra durable" screen

 

[noname223]

I looked on the bios theres no xmp only a.m.p so i enabled it and set to 1866 but after 3 mins on windows, pc crashed and it wont let me get to bios anymore just stuck on "gigabyte ultra durable" screen

I think my ram is faultyy...
First try that i did was reset the bios
It Did not work still stuck on Gigabyte cant open bios...

Second was to completely remove my 2x8 ram and switched a single stick from the other pc and it opened to bios (havent boot to windows 10 yet) hope its not my mobo..

 

[noname223]

set your RAM speed to 1866MHz (xmp profile)

eventually it´s an overheating CPU, uninstall the cpu cooler, clean cooler and CPU surface, then repaste with new thermal compound

It was a faulty ram😭 all good now but the ram kit that i only have spare of is 1600mhz...

Also what does on
Task Manager>Memory
In use 4.0GB (1.0MB) Available: 10.5GB
Commited
9.0/26.9GB Cached 4.7 GB

I have 26.9 Gb of what?

 

[helpstar]

Is you system performance better now? Please run userbenchmark again