Stuttering and Inconsistent 60 fps on battlefield 1

[Jamry]

Specs:

Ryzen 3 1300X
Sapphire RX 570 Nitro+ 8GB
16GB RAM

Game is installed on Kingston UV500 240GB

Things i've tried are putting high priority on battlefield 1 on task manager. Up to date drivers. I've also tried starting from the lowest settings I can get, all are set to lowest settings and turned off. I still keep getting these stutter.

Also to keep in mind is that I can only play on 1366x768 resolution so this is why I am so confused why im getting this fps drops and stuttering even with these specs.

 

[mtracy1991]

Have you done any graphic updates for your GPU? Try rolling them back.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Use HWMon or MSI Afterburner on screen display to look at CPU/GPU temps and usage. BF1 is quite demanding CPU wise. You have a 4c/4t CPU. If it maxes at 100% while playing there's your problem.

 

[Jamry]

Is it even normal? Im playing on 1366x768 and even at the lowest settings i still cant consistently play on 60 fps

 

[sizzling]

Reducing resolution and game settings does little to reduce the work on the cpu. 60fps at 1366x768 will take similar cpu performance to running 1080p or 1440p at 60fps. Reducing the resolution and settings just reduces the work the gpu has to do.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Is it even normal? Im playing on 1366x768 and even at the lowest settings i still cant consistently play on 60 fps

As sizzling said, yet, it can even happen at low res on a CPU demanding title.

edit: Have you determined if the CPU is maxing out? You could always get a 1500x/1600/x Which would alleviate the issues and give you a smoother gaming performance along with a few more FPS on more demanding games.

 

[Jamry]

Is it even normal? Im playing on 1366x768 and even at the lowest settings i still cant consistently play on 60 fps

As sizzling said, yet, it can even happen at low res on a CPU demanding title.

edit: Have you determined if the CPU is maxing out? You could always get a 1500x/1600/x Which would alleviate the issues and give you a smoother gaming performance along with a few more FPS on more demanding games.

I have determined that my cpu goes to 100% but is that really the problem? If I may borrow some of your time I checked this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72x6508kBUs ) someone who is using a Ryzen 3 1200 with a GTX 1060 6GB, as you can see he is having a 100% CPU usage but still get a much higher fps than i am.

 

[sizzling]

Is it even normal? Im playing on 1366x768 and even at the lowest settings i still cant consistently play on 60 fps

As sizzling said, yet, it can even happen at low res on a CPU demanding title.

edit: Have you determined if the CPU is maxing out? You could always get a 1500x/1600/x Which would alleviate the issues and give you a smoother gaming performance along with a few more FPS on more demanding games.

I have determined that my cpu goes to 100% but is that really the problem? If I may borrow some of your time I checked this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72x6508kBUs ) someone who is using a Ryzen 3 1200 with a GTX 1060 6GB, as you can see he is having a 100% CPU usage but still get a much higher fps than i am.

Very sceptical of YouTube claims, way too many fakes or misleading videos. However he has overclocked the cpu to 3.8Ghz across all cores. The 1300X boost to 3.7Ghz I believe is single core but I couldn't find any confirmation of this, what speed is your cpu running at while in game? Also other factors such as RAM speed can have a material effect, he is running 3200mhz.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Yeah, this is what happens when your CPU is maxed. You start to get FPS drops. Same can happen when ram maxes out.

 

[drivinfast247]

What are your RAM speeds?

 

[Jamry]

What are your RAM speeds?

My RAM is running on 2400Mhz

 

[drivinfast247]

One 16gb or 2 8gb sticks?

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

You have ample ram. Ram is not the issue, unless it's unstable. Sure if you have faster ram, and/or dual channel you can get a performance 'increase'. I don't think that's your issue though.

It's your CPU maxing out.