[SOLVED] Not getting fps that I think I should

[Alekan32]

i built a new pc last month(my first build)
specs: RTX 2070,
RYZEN 5 2600,
G.Skill RipjawsV 16GB DDR4-3200MHz,
MSI b450 tomahawk,
psu corsairTX650M,
1TB HDD.
I checked it many times i think i have build it correctly.Only problem is that i hear a little sound when the cpu is at high temps like 55 C+ idk what it is i have checked the cooler and i have put enough thermal paste.But the problem is i have played a lot of game like 20+.And i think i should get more fps than what i am getting.Like in minecraft only ~200 fps at low settings?Like what the heck, in gta v i think i coould get like 30 fps more.I also played a game called Russian Fishing 4 and i got 30 fps with high settings like thats ridiculous for my system right?Idk how to fix it I think its the cpu or something it could be the bios??Idk.Please help me!!!

 

[Alekan32]

I dont think it changed anything looks fine tho

 

[Alekan32]

this game probably is not optimized well cuz i can play gtav ultra 100 fps

 

[Alekan32]

I saw no change but i think the nvidia experience program is so bad i got more fps now xD

 

[boju]

Games can perform differently yeah.

GE has a quality slider last time i checked. It affects how it'll optimise. Nvidia thinks 45~60 fps is good and default GE settings with a powerful gpu expect just about all settings to the max.

 

[Alekan32]

yeah thanks again bye

 

[RLarcosPES2]

So ok.I'll try running on safe mode and then i will tell you guys if i have any changes.Also did it cause any problems if i didnt run it at safe mode at first time?

No problem at all.

Wouldn't cause problems not running in safemode as reinstalling drivers would have replaced anything that was deleted by ddu.

Ddu isn't always necessary though, the clean install option in Nvidia driver installer is usually enough. It's more of an troubleshooting measure if nothing works or changing gpu brands ie Nvidia to amd so any registry values are cleaned out.

Better be safe than sorry. I've had many faulty configurations after uninstalling GPU driver without DDU and reinstalling it again. The whole process takes upto 5 minutes and much less in the OP's PC.