[SOLVED] Lagging, but high FPS ?

[Lukasengell]

Hi

I bought my pc like 6 years ago but about a year ago i decided to upgrade it as it was slow. I've bought and installed a new PSU, CPU and GPU, but it is still slow and lagging, even though it says i have high fps.

I have tried to record it, but i dont think the video is as laggy as the game itself (but still laggy, just not as much). I dont know what to do really. Im not that smart with pc's

PSU: Corsair RM750 (2019) - 750W
GPU: RTX 3070 Ventus 3x
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x

Can somebody help me? Just tell me if you need any info

Thanks in advance

 

[Lukasengell]

Ok so I have to Press save and exit

Indeed, if you don't whatever you change in BIOS will not be saved

ok. Currently installing amd chipset drivers

 

[Lukasengell]

Make sure the psu connected to the gpu is 1 pcie cable per 1 slot (use main cable, not the branches/split) like this:

i have a 3070, and it needs 16 pins. Do u mean that i should have 2x 8pin cables instead of the one cable with 2x8 pins?

 

[RodroX]

i have a 3070, and it needs 16 pins. Do u mean that i should have 2x 8pin cables instead of the one cable with 2x8 pins?

Its best to use 2x 8pin cables.

 

[Lukasengell]

Its best to use 2x 8pin cables.

Theres notible difference? Why the hec is 2x 8pin cables then made

 

[Lukasengell]

When you use the load optimized defaults option in BIOS you then need to (usually F10) Save and Exit for those changes to be saved/stored. After that the PC should boot by itself

did you mean stuttering?

Anyway, thank u guys so much for helping me, i will see in a week if this has helped by performance. Also how hot should the cpu and gpu be when gaming?

 

[RodroX]

Theres notible difference? Why the hec is 2x 8pin cables then made

In a short and really basic answer, is usually better to share the current (Amps) load between individual cables, than just using 1 cable with 2 plugs.

 

[Koekieezz]

yup, better power per cable, so that it wont cause issues like crashing, most rtx 3000 series crashes when it uses daisy chain method, rather than 1 pcie power per pcie plug on the gpu.