Yes the cpu is your limit factor especially if you play at 1080p resolution. When i switched from Ryzen 5 1600 recently to Ryzen 7 3700X with my RTX 2080 it was like getting a new computer even at...Im running an old system with i7 4790 an ecsh81 h3 m3 mobo ddr 3 ram 1600 mhz which im planning to upgrade to a ryzen 3700x with ddr4 ram.Could these be the limiting factors?in games like control mostly at 99 gpu usage with 1890 or 1920 mhz games like black ops 4 gpu at around 50-60 % with cpu at 80%.my friend told me that his clock was at similar mhz like 1920 or something.my psu also is a thermaltake 630 se smart which i will be upgrading to a 750 rmx crossair.I also checked gpu z and my default clock is 1605 and boost is 1770mhz.
No a 2070 super should outperform a regular 2070 by quite a bit regardless of what model you have, its more on par with the 2080. What CPU are you running? What is GPU usage in game?Ok thnx for the help guys would u have any suggestions about how much i could overclock my gpu and remain stable?I mean memory and core clocks and such.With no oc the card stays around 60c with a custom fan curve.Could it also be the power limit thats limiting my clock speed? cause the temps seem pretty good for me.And also one last thing a friend of mine with a gaming z rtx 2070 is getting very similar frames with me and sometimes a bit higher is this normal because he has a higher clock speed custom card?
Im running an old system with i7 4790 an ecsh81 h3 m3 mobo ddr 3 ram 1600 mhz which im planning to upgrade to a ryzen 3700x with ddr4 ram.Could these be the limiting factors?in games like control mostly at 99 gpu usage with 1890 or 1920 mhz games like black ops 4 gpu at around 50-60 % with cpu at 80%.my friend told me that his clock was at similar mhz like 1920 or something.my psu also is a thermaltake 630 se smart which i will be upgrading to a 750 rmx crossair.I also checked gpu z and my default clock is 1605 and boost is 1770mhz.No a 2070 super should outperform a regular 2070 by quite a bit regardless of what model you have, its more on par with the 2080. What CPU are you running? What is GPU usage in game?
Yes the cpu is your limit factor especially if you play at 1080p resolution. When i switched from Ryzen 5 1600 recently to Ryzen 7 3700X with my RTX 2080 it was like getting a new computer even at 1440p resolution i play i saw a performance increase 20-30 Fps in every game and especially in csgo it was more than 150fps more. i7 4790 have relative single core performance with 1600 and 2070 super with 2080 so i believe this is your case. I totally recommend the Ryzen 7 3700X.Im running an old system with i7 4790 an ecsh81 h3 m3 mobo ddr 3 ram 1600 mhz which im planning to upgrade to a ryzen 3700x with ddr4 ram.Could these be the limiting factors?in games like control mostly at 99 gpu usage with 1890 or 1920 mhz games like black ops 4 gpu at around 50-60 % with cpu at 80%.my friend told me that his clock was at similar mhz like 1920 or something.my psu also is a thermaltake 630 se smart which i will be upgrading to a 750 rmx crossair.I also checked gpu z and my default clock is 1605 and boost is 1770mhz.
Ok thnx for the help man i hope this is the issue and its fixed when the 3700x arrives.also should i keep the cpu with the stock cooler or is not possible?Yes the cpu is your limit factor especially if you play at 1080p resolution. When i switched from Ryzen 5 1600 recently to Ryzen 7 3700X with my RTX 2080 it was like getting a new computer even at 1440p resolution i play i saw a performance increase 20-30 Fps in every game and especially in csgo it was more than 150fps more. i7 4790 have relative single core performance with 1600 and 2070 super with 2080 so i believe this is your case. I totally recommend the Ryzen 7 3700X.
Depends on the motherboard and the case airflow mostly. So far i have tested MSI (B450 Tomahawk) and Gigabyte (AX370 gaming K5) motherboards with 3rd gen Ryzen i can say that the Gigabyte ones are better. I saw a ~75C with Ryzen 5 3600 with MSI at 1.36V and ~4Ghz all cores with Noctua NHu12s. With Gigabyte the 3700X run with ~1.1V at 4Ghz 60C full load with MSI Frozr L cooler. The coolers i believe perform identical. The 3700X have a decent cooler with RGB i believe the best is to give it a try and if you are not satisfied you can change it later. Anyway there is no room for overclock for Ryzen 3000.Ok thnx for the help man i hope this is the issue and its fixed when the 3700x arrives.also should i keep the cpu with the stock cooler or is not possible?
oh ok i see my mobo will be the x570 gigabyte aorus elite shouldi also enable the pbo option or just leave everything on default?Depends on the motherboard and the case airflow mostly. So far i have tested MSI (B450 Tomahawk) and Gigabyte (AX370 gaming K5) motherboards with 3rd gen Ryzen i can say that the Gigabyte ones are better. I saw a ~75C with Ryzen 5 3600 with MSI at 1.36V and ~4Ghz all cores with Noctua NHu12s. With Gigabyte the 3700X run with ~1.1V at 4Ghz 60C full load with MSI Frozr L cooler. The coolers i believe perform identical. The 3700X have a decent cooler with RGB i believe the best is to give it a try and if you are not satisfied you can change it later. Anyway there is no room for overclock for Ryzen 3000.
Nice its one of the best X570 around 200$ price point X570's. I personally enabled it i cant say i saw a mindblowing difference in performance just a bit more points in cinebench. I saw a bit higher voltages when the cpu load had low usage but still the temps was around the same. You can enable it and see if the performance change based on temprature and voltages is worth it to keep it enabled. If yes then sure.oh ok i see my mobo will be the x570 gigabyte aorus elite shouldi also enable the pbo option or just leave everything on default?