on 3D MARK- time spy my 3700x and gtx 1070 are only getting around 6246. the 3700X is only 9451. HELP PLEASE!
on 3D MARK- time spy my 3700x and gtx 1070 are only getting around 6246. the 3700X is only 9451. HELP PLEASE!
This is the answer to your question.I had a similar issue with my 3700X and gtx 1070 giving me around 8000 on the same test. I resolved it by going here https://www.amd.com/en/support and downloading the latest AMD chipset drivers. Click on "Chipset," followed by "AM4" in the second column, followed by your applicable chipset (X370, X470, etc.).
After the chipset drivers are installed, go to your power settings in Windows and make sure the "Ryzen Balanced" power plan is selected as shown in the image.
This tells Windows to use AMD's algorithms to control how the CPU boosts its frequencies. The default Windows power plans that come with the OS will cause the frequency boosts to happen much slower than if you use AMD's power plan, which in turn translates to reduced performance.
After making these changes, my Time Spy CPU score jumped from 8040 points to around 9700, which is much more in line with what reviewers are seeing.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions.
I had a similar issue with my 3700X and gtx 1070 giving me around 8000 on the same test. I resolved it by going here https://www.amd.com/en/support and downloading the latest AMD chipset drivers. Click on "Chipset," followed by "AM4" in the second column, followed by your applicable chipset (X370, X470, etc.).
After the chipset drivers are installed, go to your power settings in Windows and make sure the "Ryzen Balanced" power plan is selected as shown in the image.
This tells Windows to use AMD's algorithms to control how the CPU boosts its frequencies. The default Windows power plans that come with the OS will cause the frequency boosts to happen much slower than if you use AMD's power plan, which in turn translates to reduced performance.
After making these changes, my Time Spy CPU score jumped from 8040 points to around 9700, which is much more in line with what reviewers are seeing.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions.
I have aGive us the exact specs and components of your build... mobo, RAM and number of modules, video card, which slot is it plugged into... A picture of the layout would be helpful...
I inserted it into the right Slots atleast If I understood the Manual right.You did insert the RAM in the correct slots, right? They should be in alternate slots... look in the manual.