I'm playing League of Legends and have due to unknown reasons FPS drops. Sometimes immediately in game, sometimes after 7-10 minutes.
I aim to achieve 144 fps and sometimes my computer achieves that but not permanently. My fps are around 110-130 fps and usually this should be high enough but its lagging because of the frequent drops.
My specs are:
ryzen 5 3600
rx 5600 xt
msi b450m pro vdhmax
16gb ddr 3200
in full hd res
It's not the newest but it should be potent enough to achieve 144 fps in full hd.
What I already did:
1) check graphic settings, (de-)activated vsync, turned down graphics overall, used a fps limiter, played in window, borderless and full screen
2) updated drivers of my graphic card
3) use of amd program to optimize settings
4) checked whether my ram is on 3200 mhz (it is)
5) checked usage and temps through hwmonitor and msi afterburner (usually have both cpu and gpu usage of maximum at 25%, temps not over 55°c, at the very max 60, ram usage is about 8gb out of 16, so its ranging between 40-60%)
What else is there to do?
I aim to achieve 144 fps and sometimes my computer achieves that but not permanently. My fps are around 110-130 fps and usually this should be high enough but its lagging because of the frequent drops.
My specs are:
ryzen 5 3600
rx 5600 xt
msi b450m pro vdhmax
16gb ddr 3200
in full hd res
It's not the newest but it should be potent enough to achieve 144 fps in full hd.
What I already did:
1) check graphic settings, (de-)activated vsync, turned down graphics overall, used a fps limiter, played in window, borderless and full screen
2) updated drivers of my graphic card
3) use of amd program to optimize settings
4) checked whether my ram is on 3200 mhz (it is)
5) checked usage and temps through hwmonitor and msi afterburner (usually have both cpu and gpu usage of maximum at 25%, temps not over 55°c, at the very max 60, ram usage is about 8gb out of 16, so its ranging between 40-60%)
What else is there to do?
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