https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Nh6nvn (current build) (in this case I am using a 1080p 60hz asus monitor not the 1440p monitor)
I have been using a 1440p 144hz monitor and was looking into 1080p 240hz and was testing what fps I would get in games that I play to see if it's worth it for me to get a 240hz monitor. I hooked up one of my cheap 1080p 60hz monitors just to test and I'm getting around 85-100 fps in games like apex legends and pubg (ultra settings on pubg and medium settings with no shadows on apex). I feel like with a $700 gpu I should be getting almost double the fps as I'm currently getting. I recently restored my pc to factory settings and wiped all hard drives to see if that would speed up my computer but it didn't do much at all. If anyone knows of possible reasons for the low fps or if has something to do with the parts I have please let me know.
I have been using a 1440p 144hz monitor and was looking into 1080p 240hz and was testing what fps I would get in games that I play to see if it's worth it for me to get a 240hz monitor. I hooked up one of my cheap 1080p 60hz monitors just to test and I'm getting around 85-100 fps in games like apex legends and pubg (ultra settings on pubg and medium settings with no shadows on apex). I feel like with a $700 gpu I should be getting almost double the fps as I'm currently getting. I recently restored my pc to factory settings and wiped all hard drives to see if that would speed up my computer but it didn't do much at all. If anyone knows of possible reasons for the low fps or if has something to do with the parts I have please let me know.