Ryzen 2400g low performance (userbenchmark)

[spedigonzalez]

Hello, i build a new pc with ryzen 2400g but performance is so bad like now. When i play cs:go in low settins i get 60-100 fps avg. What's the problem please help me. Here userbenchmark link: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/9849027

 

[volkgren]

Based on what I've seen 60-100fps is about what you could expect from your system. Your userbenchmark looks normal since a lot of people overclock their system and then run that benchmark, so a stock system will appear to perform below expectations compared to all those overclocked systems.

 

[spedigonzalez]

I know thats not valid but im watching 2400g tests on yt and so many person gets much performance than me, i think there's serious problem but i cant figured out whats that.

 

[spedigonzalez]

And now i tried cs go one more time and i get 40-70 fps, low settings, 1280 res.

 

[volkgren]

I know thats not valid but im watching 2400g tests on yt and so many person gets much performance than me, i think there's serious problem but i cant figured out whats that.

Post the links here, I watched one and they got 75fps. One thing you have is single-channel RAM, which can reduce performance a small amount. Other people can also have overclocked systems.

 

[drivinfast247]

Get yourself a ram kit. Run 2 sticks!

 

[photonboy]

*As said the problem is DDR4 bandwidth.

Your iGPU in that APU will take just about all the bandwidth you can give it. Even 2x8GB 3200MHz CL15 is probably not maxing out the bandwidth it can utilize.

**Without getting super detailed:
a) TWO STICKS in Dual Channel gives 2x the bandwidth from DDR4 memory to the CPU
b) roughly speaking that APU can benefit from up to and probably more than 2x 3200MHz CL15

c) 1x2666 is about 42% of that bandwidth (though performance doesn't scale exactly like that)

So...
I strongly recommend you:
#1 - ensure motherboard BIOS is the latest

#2 - run a couple BENCHMARKS and write down the CPU, GPU and Total scores (like Timespy or Futuremark/3DMark series) immediately prior to upgrading

#3 - get another IDENTICAL STICK of DDR4 memory, and

#4 - OVERCLOCK the CPU, iGPU and DDR4 memory using guides online

#5 - repeat tests to confirm scores go up

#6 - run MEMTEST86 to ensure DDR4 memory stability www.memtest86.com

 

[photonboy]

https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Graphics-Cards/AMD-Ryzen-5-2400G-Memory-Speed-Performance-Analysis

In the FIRESTRIKE benchmark the graphics test is only 63% at 1x3200MHz of what they got with 2x3200... so you would be likely between 50 and 60% of the max score in that test by having 1x2666

 

[rgd1101]

don't believe everything you see on youtube.
do what photonboy suggest