rx 580 low fps help

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i have a rx580 in every game usually usses 90% or 99% at the time when i playing in games like gta5 when i put settings down lower fps i would get 43% usage and low fps but when i but higher setting i know you will get more fps because your gpu uses hiher gpu usage but when i first go the pc brand new perfect everythign felt so clean now its slow everything is up to date some one pls help me also here is my pc also my build is a amdryzen7 1700x 3.4 ghz 16gb ram and rx580 8gb 700 watts power supply i have prebuild here it is https://www.ellodeals.com/products/dell-inspiron-5675-desktop-amd-ryzen-7-8gb-memory-1tb-hd-amd-radeon-rx-580-blue
 

Vana Ivan Pandovski

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Something makes your PC bottlenecking, have to find what in general, run some tests or benchmarks, if all good there, try older driver for the GPU, I have similar issue, with GTX 1060 6GB, i5-2320,12 GB Ram, in Battlefield 4 and 3 and other games all cool, but in Battlefield 1 in all settings ultra low med I have same results of 40 fps and lower drops in multiplayer in single player the game rocks ultra on 80fps, so I am about to do the same try older drivers just for the same of testing. You have nothing to lose though. And I found out that my i5-2320 is 16% bottleneck to my GTX 1060 and anything over 5-10% is been considered heavy bottleneck.
 
go to amd website - download latest drivers - also download a slightly older driver by 3-4 months if possible.
go to Guru3d.com and download DDU - then uninstall all your graphic drivers,
do as it says, then install the new ones, try that out.
If that doesn't work, run DDU again and use the older ones.
See how that goes.
 

Vana Ivan Pandovski

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Here download this benchmark program is very commonly used, then install it and if you are on 1080p, select that resolution or what resolution are you running, add a full screen checked, don't add MSAA- Anti Aliasing no need and try different setting low medium high or the very last extreme, but in most people run either the High or the very high. And the benchmark will start it will run different scenes of video material, in general, that's a GPU and CPU or whole PC configuration. And give us your final score when it finishes and min average and max fps, pay attention while the benchmark goes how are your fps stays.

https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven

And as for clean driver uninstall here download Display Driver Uninstaller

https://www.wagnardsoft.com/

You will have to Run As Administrator and only in SAFE MODE.
1- https://puu.sh/Bb9E8/41c7e652e9.png
2- https://puu.sh/Bb9CS/31e5c17cec.png
3- https://puu.sh/Bb9wZ/4607380b9e.png

So download DDU extract it, then click on it and it will open as in image 1 then go up in the corner and click options
as you see in image 2 make all boxes checked or unchecked as it is same then close it, and then run it again
and it will be as in the image 3, click on Safe Mode Recommended and PC will restart in SAFE MODE, when you will be in safe mode Run the Clean and Restart - the Recommended one and it will start to clean your drivers and will restart PC, then you will be fully clean from any previous drivers and then you can re-install your drivers again from the AMD page.
If there is something that you don't understand write me!


From here download your AMD drivers again for the clean installation

https://support.amd.com/en-us/download

 
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Worked like a charm Vana! Just bought an Auros RX580 8gb myself, and was having fps issues. Dead by Daylight was at 45fps with my old GTX960, but when i installed my new RX580, it went down to 20fps. Followed your instructions and now I'm at a steady 60fps. Much Thanks!
 
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