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Normally i can fix just about any PC related issue but for A3, I'm at a loss.
Mind if I take you up on your offer for assistance? Even though I am over 18 months late?
Well im 73 days late, guess we're playing steam tag lol
Specs are as followed
CPU = Ryzen 7 1700x @ 3.5Ghz
GPU = Nvidia GTX 1080 TI 11gb 'Duke'
RAM = 16GB TeamDark DDR4 2273Mhz (2273 is the highest I can set my RAM without tweaking timings and voltages and remain stable)
MOBO = Asrock AB350 Pro4 (non M)
SSD(s) = 1x256gb Adata SATA SSD and one Crucial M.2 NVME at 512gb
If you have Discord, feel free to add me as I don't peruse Steam forums often =
Nova_Hawk#4225
To be honest, I forgot I even commented on here until I did another google search of 'Ryzen performance Arma 3', saw this post, then saw the comments section lol
Yeah bro, have a great Vaca!
To get started... Your RAM is the problem. Arma3 is more RAM than CPU bottlenecked. I got about 30% Performance in the YAAB at fix CPU clock just by overclocking the RAM from 3200MHz CL14 to 3600MHz CL15 (+sub timings). That being said, you should invest your time here. The best way to do that is. Flash the BIOS with AGESA 1.0.0.6 on your Board (not the latest for the Ryzen 3k). Next you use the Ryzen DRAM Calculator and try to get from the memory what you can get. Which Kit is that exacltly?
Here is a pretty good video that describes the procedure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqhyVNPhaM
This Model: BLS2C8G4D30AESBK / BLS2K8G4D30AESBK
And they have good overclock potential!
I will take a look into this as RAM OCing and adjustments are one of the things out of my skill base, but I guess now's a good time to start.
I will look into adjustments to my current modules with what limited I can do. If I can't get anything positive from them, i'll look into getting a different set of modules altogether.
I did a search for your RAM and my usual supplier (Newegg) doesnt seem to have a 16gb kit available in Canada, currently. I'll keep tracking :)