Low Frame Rate In Elden Ring (

[Daddykayn123]

I have recently got an Elden ring, and I am getting a very low frame rate. I am running an RTX 3070 TI and a Ryzen 7 1800x. I've tried many fixes such as disabling anti-cheat, going offline, and putting the game on high performance. These fixes got me to 40-50 fps, but not a stable 60 fps. The only downside to this is I can't access Elden Ring online, which I really want to. Is there a solution to get more fps?

[Daddykayn123]

Publicado originalmente por dark-breed:

Publicado originalmente por Daddykayn123:

I have two 8 gb ram sticks that run on 1067 MHz, I also run the game in 1080p.

Your RAM is running than in 2133 MHz dual channel, this is too low for 60FPS.
For stable 60 FPS you need 3000MHz dual channel or better.

I have a G SKILL trident z 3200 MHz, but I don't know why it is limiting the clock speed.

[dark-breed]

Publicado originalmente por Daddykayn123:

Publicado originalmente por dark-breed:

Your RAM is running than in 2133 MHz dual channel, this is too low for 60FPS.
For stable 60 FPS you need 3000MHz dual channel or better.

I have a G SKILL trident z 3200 MHz, but I don't know why it is limiting the clock speed.

You have to activate the docp/expo/xmp profiles for your RAM in bios.
Some Mainboards need a biosupdate too.

[nfinite.recursion]

The memory controller on the 1800X officially only supports RAM speeds up to 2666MT/s. Enabling DOCP in BIOS will only raise RAM speeds up to 2666MT/s if the modules have an XMP profile for it, which they likely don't as they are rated for 3200MT/s XMP speeds. You will likely have to manually adjust your RAM speeds and timings to achieve 3200MT/s.

[dark-breed]

Publicado originalmente por nfinite.recursion:

The memory controller on the 1800X officially only supports RAM speeds up to 2666MT/s. Enabling DOCP in BIOS will only raise RAM speeds up to 2666MT/s if the modules have an XMP profile for it, which they likely don't as they are rated for 3200MT/s XMP speeds. You will likely have to manually adjust your RAM speeds and timings to achieve 3200MT/s.

Yes you are right the CPU supports official up to 2666 MHz but some Mainboards allow higher docp/expo/xmp Settings with the actual bios versions at this CPU.

[Bricky strong]

1800x is a good cpu but you have to overclock it. I own one so I know. You could probably get 4mhz out of it and then it becomes quick, even 3.95 is good, but I'd push for 4+ because its old and who cares if it breaks....I would, but don't do that, but I would.

If you can hit 4 or more, its a damn good cpu that can handle almost anything because its calculations per clock are more than the newer cpus.

I've ran my 1800x with memory oc'd to 2800 and that was on a cheap 2400 kit.
I'm pretty sure you can oc up to 3200mhz ram.
You can run at 3000mhz if its a decent ram kit, and that might be more stable.
Overclocking ram takes a lot of patience if you are not using the xmp profile, but its doable. I do it.,

YOU PROBABLY WONT NEED TO OC TO 4MHZ, it should run fine at even 3.975, and that should be super stable.

Also its cheap to upgrade because you could throw a 5000 series in the same mother board most likely. Like a 5900x or whatever, and then your FAST.
Keep in mind a 5900x likes 3600mhz ram SO IT WOULD ALSO NEED A RAM UPGRADE. 1800x is very happy with 2800mhz ram so its cheaper that way.

ALSO: your ability to overclock the cpu and ram is based on the quality of your motherboard and cooling. So if you have a cheap garbage motherboard and a stuffy hot pc case, don't expect much.
I'm also not responsible for any damage that can happen, like your motherboard blowing due to overheating so do any of this at your own risk.

[Daddykayn123]

I will just replace my CPU since It is the main problem.
Thank you for the help, everyone. :)

[Silverlight]

Publicado originalmente por Daddykayn123:

I will just replace my CPU since It is the main problem.
Thank you for the help, everyone. :)

Get a 5800x3D

It has 100mb v-cache that 5900x doesn't.

You may have to update your motherboard bios, but it's a fantastic gaming chip and elden ring is /buttery smooth/ with it

I have one and I run the same RAM . The 5800x3d works great with 3200mhz ram
The v-cache negates almost any performance discrepancy from RAM speed.
(There's only a 1% performance difference between 3200mhz and 3800mhz RAM)

and my 2080ti is very similar to that 3070ti in terms of performance.

elden ring performed so much more consistently and with a higher frametime on the 5800x3D than it did on my previous CPU(i9-9900k)

[0wnz0r]

since ur on am4, it should be easy to upgrade ur cpu. even a 3600 is less than 100 usd now.

[0wnz0r]

Publicado originalmente por Melon:

his mobo can its AM4

nobody is talkin about his mobo. if u dont kno any better then plz stay out the convo.

[Silverlight]

Publicado originalmente por 0wnz0r:

Publicado originalmente por Melon:

his mobo can its AM4

nobody is talkin about his mobo. if u dont kno any better then plz stay out the convo.

1800x is an AM4 socket chip

5800x3D is probably the best gaming CPU for AM4. It may not be the most powerful processor overall for some utility applications, but the 100mb v-cache makes it great for 3d rendering (gaming). It's basically next gen (AM5) tech and performance on old (AM4) hardware.

Very cool of AMD to release it.

[Lancenig]

If you go over to the search bar and just type the word stutter, you'll find a wealth of information on this topic and hopefully a fix

[Gagdad⚫͗̃́̈̿̾̈͂̈́̏̏]

Publicado originalmente por 0wnz0r:

Publicado originalmente por Melon:

his mobo can its AM4

nobody is talkin about his mobo. if u dont kno any better then plz stay out the convo.

says the clown recommending a CPU that is barely more than a sidegrade from the 1800x. sit down gamer

the CPU I recommended 5600x is the best price to performance for the 3070 TI at 1080p. that AM4 x3D chip is twice the price for marginal increase. some - not all - games really love that v-cache though. you could get away with pairing a 4090 on AM4 with it. I have a 7800x3D in the VR rig and it's top notch

[Silverlight]

Publicado originalmente por Melon:

Publicado originalmente por 0wnz0r:

nobody is talkin about his mobo. if u dont kno any better then plz stay out the convo.

says the clown recommending a CPU that is barely more than a sidegrade from the 1800x. sit down gamer

the CPU I recommended 5600x is the best price to performance for the 3070 TI at 1080p. that AM4 x3D chip is twice the price for marginal increase. some - not all - games really love that v-cache though. you could get away with pairing a 4090 on AM4 with it. I have a 7800x3D in the VR rig and it's top notch

These days it isn't worth buying any other AM4 chip for gaming. Benchmarks are in and its not even close

The x3D is sub 300. That's a steal for a chip that stands against next gen CPUs on the newest boards that are also double the price.

Sure you can get a good processor for 100 dollars, but you can get the best AM4 gaming processor that will ever be made for like 290~usd

It pairs great with any modern GPU out there right now and the v_cache is a huge step up in performance in most modern games.

Probably the most interesting processor on the market right now. Even more so than the 7800x3D because its capable of so much on AM4 with such a low power draw.

[dark-breed]

Publicado originalmente por Bellen:

Publicado originalmente por Melon:

says the clown recommending a CPU that is barely more than a sidegrade from the 1800x. sit down gamer

the CPU I recommended 5600x is the best price to performance for the 3070 TI at 1080p. that AM4 x3D chip is twice the price for marginal increase. some - not all - games really love that v-cache though. you could get away with pairing a 4090 on AM4 with it. I have a 7800x3D in the VR rig and it's top notch

These days it isn't worth buying any other AM4 chip for gaming. Benchmarks are in and its not even close

The x3D is sub 300. That's a steal for a chip that stands against next gen CPUs on the newest boards that are also double the price.

Sure you can get a good processor for 100 dollars, but you can get the best AM4 gaming processor that will ever be made for like 290~usd

It pairs great with any modern GPU out there right now and the v_cache is a huge step up in performance in most modern games.

Probably the most interesting processor on the market right now. Even more so than the 7800x3D because its capable of so much on AM4 with such a low power draw.

Recommencing a cpu without knowing what Mainboard is in use is dumb.
You do not know what am4 Gen board he is using, the 7800x3d needs the latest two chipsets for am4 to work fine.

[Gagdad⚫͗̃́̈̿̾̈͂̈́̏̏]

Publicado originalmente por dark-breed:

Publicado originalmente por Bellen:

These days it isn't worth buying any other AM4 chip for gaming. Benchmarks are in and its not even close

The x3D is sub 300. That's a steal for a chip that stands against next gen CPUs on the newest boards that are also double the price.

Sure you can get a good processor for 100 dollars, but you can get the best AM4 gaming processor that will ever be made for like 290~usd

It pairs great with any modern GPU out there right now and the v_cache is a huge step up in performance in most modern games.

Probably the most interesting processor on the market right now. Even more so than the 7800x3D because its capable of so much on AM4 with such a low power draw.

Recommencing a cpu without knowing what Mainboard is in use is dumb.
You do not know what am4 Gen board he is using, the 7800x3d needs the latest two chipsets for am4 to work fine.

LOL that's true too

and 7800x3d is AM5 btw gl with that