RTX 3070 can't hold it

[Wife]

Ryzen 5 3600
RTX 3070
16 Ram

With this setting I can get only 50 fps in open areas in any quality preset
Is it my processor that is not holding up?

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Ok, reviving this thread for some people's sake

I just managed to solve my problem
A lot of people saying that the r5-3600 was the problem but that doesn't make any sense, it's a great processor.

I bought another 16gbs 3200mhz memory stick to join as dual-channel with mine that I already had
And the result was zero
The problem continued

Then I paid attention to the task manager and noticed that my memories were running at 2400mhz by default

Searching a little I found out that I needed to activate the XMP profile in the bios to be able to extract the potential of my memories

And that just solves the problem
Elden Ring and any other game that used to perform poorly on my computer is now running perfectly as it should.
like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Cyberpunk 2077

So the question that remains is that I don't know if I simply needed to activate the XMP profile on the motherboard with my single 16gb 3200mhz memory stick that the problem would be solved or if I really needed to be using dual-channel with the XMP profile activated

Anyway, the problem is gone for me
Hope this helps someone

[jrubz]

Originally posted by Elazul:

I have the same stuttering problems with an i7 10700k, RTX 3070, and 16GB RAM. According to Digital Foundry the problem is the crappy implementation of DX12.

"The stuttering issues in Elden Ring will occur on any PC hardware. No configuration out there will be immune to them."

~Digital Foundry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EtcrUrsl38

This is where I heard about the shader compiling issues.
This is probably what most people are facing, and they are among the worst, because there's no way to change it. It's a developer end problem.

Compiling 3D shaders live is a horrendous basic programming mistake, but it does not surprise me a bit with the label 'Fromsoft" as the programming team...

[Pisaro]

Originally posted by Nortt:

Originally posted by Whitman1855:

I'm getting near the same with my 1660ti, at 1080. lol

What settings? I also have a 1660 ti, and run it max, however in dense forest it goes as low as 40. :/

Yeah because Elden Ring is for Elite gamers with Elite Hardware. Not such a low Life GPU Like a 1660ti.

[Dam Stark]

The shader issue is related to the stutters, the low fps is because the game is badly optimized and older processors aren't enough.

[Supreme Leader]

It's the game that's poorly optimised. I have a 3070 Ti, i7 9700k @ 5GHz and 16GB RAM, and I also get these stutters. Outdoors I've seen it dip to 48 FPS at the lowest. Mostly it sits between 50-57 FPS. That's at 4K resolution. 1440p gives much better average FPS but still gets the stutters.

[Raigavin]

Originally posted by Pisaro27:

Originally posted by Nortt:

What settings? I also have a 1660 ti, and run it max, however in dense forest it goes as low as 40. :/

Yeah because Elden Ring is for Elite gamers with Elite Hardware. Not such a low Life GPU Like a 1660ti.

1440p at 60 FPS, what a joke. I play at 2880x1620 on my GTX 1060 6GB.

Reposted this many times

From my PC, performance is very very good for the resolution and graphics settings.
i5 4440, 16GB, GTX 1060 6GB, M.2 SSD

Graphics Maximum (Shadow High, Grass Medium)
2880x1620 @ 30 FPS (RTSS lock)

(yes, its not 1080p, not 1440p, its 1620p)
(30 FPS, because my CPU cannot run 60 FPS in open world)

Also Legend has it that I am beating RTX 3080s in terms of resolution (who are running it at 60 FPS), as I am running the game at higher resolution than 1440p. hahah!

[Pisaro]

Originally posted by Raigavin:

Originally posted by Pisaro27:

Yeah because Elden Ring is for Elite gamers with Elite Hardware. Not such a low Life GPU Like a 1660ti.

1440p at 60 FPS, what a joke. I play at 2880x1620 on my GTX 1060 6GB.

Reposted this many times

From my PC, performance is very very good for the resolution and graphics settings.
i5 4440, 16GB, GTX 1060 6GB, M.2 SSD

Graphics Maximum (Shadow High, Grass Medium)
2880x1620 @ 30 FPS (RTSS lock)

(yes, its not 1080p, not 1440p, its 1620p)
(30 FPS, because my CPU cannot run 60 FPS in open world)

Also Legend has it that I am beating RTX 3080s in terms of resolution (who are running it at 60 FPS), as I am running the game at higher resolution than 1440p. hahah!

I cant play games with 30 FPS, even when capped with perfect frametimes. Its still stuttering like hell.
I Play with 60 FPS Cap, max Details and 3440x1440.

[Raigavin]

Originally posted by Pisaro27:

Originally posted by Raigavin:

1440p at 60 FPS, what a joke. I play at 2880x1620 on my GTX 1060 6GB.

Reposted this many times

From my PC, performance is very very good for the resolution and graphics settings.
i5 4440, 16GB, GTX 1060 6GB, M.2 SSD

Graphics Maximum (Shadow High, Grass Medium)
2880x1620 @ 30 FPS (RTSS lock)

(yes, its not 1080p, not 1440p, its 1620p)
(30 FPS, because my CPU cannot run 60 FPS in open world)

Also Legend has it that I am beating RTX 3080s in terms of resolution (who are running it at 60 FPS), as I am running the game at higher resolution than 1440p. hahah!

I cant play games with 30 FPS, even when capped with perfect frametimes. Its still stuttering like hell.
I Play with 60 FPS Cap, max Details and 3440x1440.

It barely takes couple of minutes to get used to 30 FPS, down from 60.

[Pisaro]

Originally posted by Raigavin:

Originally posted by Pisaro27:

I cant play games with 30 FPS, even when capped with perfect frametimes. Its still stuttering like hell.
I Play with 60 FPS Cap, max Details and 3440x1440.

It barely takes couple of minutes to get used to 30 FPS, down from 60.

Nah not really, 30 FPS gaming is really Bad :(. 60 FPS is "okay". Not perfect, but more or less good. Normally i Play with capped 100FPS/Hz.

[Blitz4]

Originally posted by Pisaro27:

Originally posted by Raigavin:

It barely takes couple of minutes to get used to 30 FPS, down from 60.

Nah not really, 30 FPS gaming is really Bad :(. 60 FPS is "okay". Not perfect, but more or less good. Normally i Play with capped 100FPS/Hz.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=steQSmwB1c8

[illuknisaa]

Kinda weird that op is getting such a low fps on that rig

I have win 11, gtx 2070, i5-9600K and 16gb ram and at 1080p I get mostly 60fps. Some areas do dip to 45fps. I get the stuttering thing but it's extremely mild. Only time it was very noticeable was when fighting tree sentinel.

[Blitz4]

Originally posted by illuknisaa:

Kinda weird that op is getting such a low fps on that rig

I have win 11, gtx 2070, i5-9600K and 16gb ram and at 1080p I get mostly 60fps. Some areas do dip to 45fps. I get the stuttering thing but it's extremely mild. Only time it was very noticeable was when fighting tree sentinel.

u have a 9600k

OP vs min:
https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-8400-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-3600/3939vs4040

OP vs rec'd:
https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-8700K-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-3600/3937vs4040

i haven't seen much from OP. it'll probably take a few hours to fix.

[Wife]

Ok, reviving this thread for some people's sake

I just managed to solve my problem
A lot of people saying that the r5-3600 was the problem but that doesn't make any sense, it's a great processor.

I bought another 16gbs 3200mhz memory stick to join as dual-channel with mine that I already had
And the result was zero
The problem continued

Then I paid attention to the task manager and noticed that my memories were running at 2400mhz by default

Searching a little I found out that I needed to activate the XMP profile in the bios to be able to extract the potential of my memories

And that just solves the problem
Elden Ring and any other game that used to perform poorly on my computer is now running perfectly as it should.
like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Cyberpunk 2077

So the question that remains is that I don't know if I simply needed to activate the XMP profile on the motherboard with my single 16gb 3200mhz memory stick that the problem would be solved or if I really needed to be using dual-channel with the XMP profile activated

Anyway, the problem is gone for me
Hope this helps someone

[cridus]

well I guess you could just try removing the 2nd RAM stick and see if it still runs fine.

[Somulo]

erm - ok i got 4k screen and elden runs mostly from 40 to 60 fps

one or two locations can make it 38 fps

so problem i think with your cpu bottleneck

and yeah anti cheat is trash if it takes performance its just uselles thing they add to the game

elden ring still need to have dlss at least

but sorry this engine is just old enough to not get any dlss ever in future

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ruTNroj-20

[Green1]

Never have just one big stick of ram. You're gimping your system like that. At minimum run dual channel if possible go quad channel.