[SOLVED] same fps with a new gpu

[nuryzu]

so today i upgraded from a 2060 super to a 3070 ti but in warzone i still get the same fps as before. sometimes even worse than before.

specs:
3070 ti
5 3600
b450 f gaming
2x16gb vengeance pro @3600mhz

i see other people getting 200fps+ so i need help pls

 

[Deleted member 362816]

What resolution?

 

[sizzling]

Have you seen reviews with a 3600 hitting 200 fps? I would have expected about 140-150fps from a 3600.

 

[nuryzu]

Have you seen reviews with a 3600 hitting 200 fps? I would have expected about 140-150fps from a 3600.

i get 120-80

 

[nuryzu]

What resolution?

1080p

 

[Phaaze88]

Warzone - large arena type games similar to it - are bound by cpu single core ability and ram(bandwidth+frequency+timings).

Did you test in advance that your cpu could handle a stronger gpu solution? Play your game(s), but drop the eye candy all the way down, and see how much it goes up - if at all.

 

[nuryzu]

Warzone - large arena type games similar to it - are bound by cpu single core ability and ram(bandwidth+frequency+timings).

Did you test in advance that your cpu could handle a stronger gpu solution? Play your game(s), but drop the eye candy all the way down, and see how much it goes up - if at all.

doesnt do anything

 

[sizzling]

i get 120-80

Is your RAM definitely running at 3600mhz dual channel?

 

[nuryzu]

Is your RAM definitely running at 3600mhz dual channel?

yes checking in task manager it says 3600mhz

 

[sizzling]

yes checking in task manager it says 3600mhz

Run userbenchmark and share the public link to the results

 

[Phaaze88]

doesnt do anything

Then it's likely the cpu single core performance or the game engine* holding things back.
[Even to this day, that game is all over the place with how some configs perform.]

 

[nuryzu]

h

Run userbenchmark and share the public link to the results

here you go https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/52596722

 

[sizzling]

h

here you go https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/52596722

I don’t see any problem, maybe I was expecting too much. I thought the 3600 would have been similar to my old 3700x.

 

[nuryzu]

I don’t see any problem, maybe I was expecting too much. I thought the 3600 would have been similar to my old 3700x.

what is the problem then

 

[sizzling]

what is the problem then

There might not be a problem, it could be normal performance. If the cpu cannot deliver more fps then upgrading the gpu won’t increase fps.

 

[USAFRet]

what is the problem then

The "problem" is your expectations of a new GPU.

Mostly, the CPU controls the framerate, the GPU provides the eyecandy.
Keeping the same CPU and putting in a better GPU will allow you to get better graphics at the same framerate.

 

[nuryzu]

The "problem" is your expectations of a new GPU.

Mostly, the CPU controls the framerate, the GPU provides the eyecandy.
Keeping the same CPU and putting in a better GPU will allow you to get better graphics at the same framerate.

what cpu should i get then

 

[USAFRet]

what cpu should i get then

Is the current gameplay not up to your expectations?
Ignore what you may see other people get.

Is it good for you?

 

[nuryzu]

Is the current gameplay not up to your expectations?
Ignore what you may see other people get.

Is it good for you?

i want atleast 144 fps minimum to match my monitor. i always see other people talk about optimization courses where u have to pay 140€+ and saying they gained like 40 + fps

 

[warmongx]

Just trying to give my take because I was on the same boat.

Had the same CPU, 3600.
Upgraded from 2060 to 3070 ti and on warzone the frames were exactly the same.
I since upgraded to the 5600x and the framerate almost doubled at 1080p, and much stable frametimes and 1% lows, maybe that can be of some help.
My conclusion is that the 3600 is just not good enough to keep up with the 3070 ti.

 

[drivinfast247]

What PSU? Did you remove old drivers using DDU and install current version?

 

[nuryzu]

Just trying to give my take because I was on the same boat.

Had the same CPU, 3600.
Upgraded from 2060 to 3070 ti and on warzone the frames were exactly the same.
I since upgraded to the 5600x and the framerate almost doubled at 1080p, and much stable frametimes and 1% lows, maybe that can be of some help.
My conclusion is that the 3600 is just not good enough to keep up with the 3070 ti.

ye ion have any money to upgrade rn

 

[warmongx]

You can always try to OC the 3600 a bit if you have decent cooling.
In my experience performance was better with all core OC rather than PBO in workloads like warzone. Even a simple 4.2 all core performed better that stock with PBO. If you have a good chip you can try more, but be mindful of the voltage. I wouldn't go above 1.3 on zen2.
Though, PBO on zen3 is much better and I use that instead now.

And you can to try to OC the memory and thigthen timmings, warzone really likes fast ram.

 

[nuryzu]

You can always try to OC the 3600 a bit if you have decent cooling.
In my experience performance was better with all core OC rather than PBO in workloads like warzone. Even a simple 4.2 all core performed better that stock with PBO. If you have a good chip you can try more, but be mindful of the voltage. I wouldn't go above 1.3 on zen2.
Though, PBO on zen3 is much better and I use that instead now.

And you can to try to OC the memory and thigthen timmings, warzone really likes fast ram.

if u have a video to that i would appreciate it

 

[warmongx]

If you search a bit you'll find other ppl configs but I can give you mine:

On bios override the vcore to 1.3v (If you have an option for AMD overclocking choose that, it will idle the voltages when the PC is idle) and input the frequency manually (4200 in this case).

Now you need to test if you are actually stable, run prime95 small fft's and see if you have errors. If it's all good keep decreasing the voltage and rinse and repeat until you find problems.

For reference, I had 4.2ghz at 1.24v for almost two years, but my chip was kinda bad, if you have the better binned 3600's you can usually achieve lower voltages at the same frequency.

It's pretty easy and will actually reduce temps because PBO it's pretty nuts with voltages on zen2 from my experience.