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CPU: i7-10700k
MOBO: MSI Z490-A Pro
PSU: 650w Gold
Ram: 16gb Ram
1tb NVME SSD
All of this is in line with what was posted on that spec sheet. I don't know, I'm guessing they mean 'mostly' 60 on that sheet spec they put out, but not always haha.
Anyway, sorry, I don't really have enough information to answer your question. You have closed all other applications? You have done an integrity check? Have you checked windows for corruption?
( you can use commands like
sfc /scannow
And
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
run in an elevated command prompt)
You have checked task manager to make sure you no have services eating up resources (like malware for example)
Have you run stability tests on all your components to make sure there's no issue with them?
reinstalling windows is always something you can do to eliminate all software-based problems. Easy if you have a drive/partition just for the OS. More difficult if you don't....
The possibilities are really endless. It is a pc afterall. Thats one of the downsides of using one over a console, you may have to do troubleshooting, especially on aging hardware.
Good luck. I would help you more if I knew more about the game, technically speaking.
EDIT: And you have turned all raytracing off, right?
just mimic his settings, and u probably want dlss and frame gen on no rt
My bad, I was thinking the 3700x I read in the OP, but that was from the requirements.
should be more than enough for 60 fps.
Well what do your utilization statistics say? That should tell you if the cpu is the culprit. Look at gpu utilization. If its lower than say 95% with all frame limitters off, then yeah its most likely the cpu at fault though ram may play a small part.
EDIT: another thing you can do is change resolutions. cpu doesn't care much about resolution. so try running at 720p, if performance improves, gpu problem, if it doesn't, cpu problem. Simplifying of course, there's more at play, but thats the gist of it.
I guess Bioware considers 9900k / 3700x range 60fps experiences in this one 'most' of the time lol. I would wager others would have the same experience I'm having then with similar specs. Oh welllll, still enjoying this flawed but very fun game! :)
That does suggest a cpu bottleneck. I would test with proper tools though. GPU utilization is what you want to pay attention to not CPU utilization. Use HWINFO or RTSS, or even HWINFO would better than task manager.
I still feel like we could find a way to get you some better performance. You shouldn't be hitting 30 fps at 1080p....
You've turned all rt off right? What about level off detail? That would affect cpu. And you made sure everything else is closed, right? What about checking for unnecessary apps and services running in the background?.... have you uninstalled onedrive ?? Any room for overclocking ram? CPU too but yeah I realize intel probably didn't leave much skin on the bone most likely. Use hwinfo and make sure you're running at max boost, if you're not, and you're at a high temperature, perhaps you're thermal throttling and you could do an undervolt to help with that. Or perhaps repaste your cooler. Or maybe you need a new cooler? What do you have?
This is literally THE most visually stunning game I've ever played and it ran unfathomably well, considering that I was using ray tracing on an AMD GPU. Compare it to something like Capcom's REngine slop that can't provide stable native 60fps at 1440p on ANY hardware and this feat of optimization looks even more impressive.
I actually disabled Turbo Boost since my temps in this were fluctuating from the 80's to the 90's, even saw one as high as 97c for a split second. I recently repasted a few weeks back actually. Most games, I've been fine. IE: Ghost of Tsushima, highest I saw was high 70s. Without Turbo Boost, I stay in the mid-70s to mid-80s now.
All RT options are off. I have Discord open when playing, but surely that can't be the culprit. I have OneDrive turned off/closed always, but I wasn't even aware that was even something messing with peoples performance lol. I'm holding 60fps no problem in most of the game, it's only in cities with a bunch of NPCs does it start to drop. I just figure that's my CPU showing its age.
Alright if its not bothering you, I'll stop pestering you. I still feel like it could be solved though.....
It sure is, I just came from ff16, and it played fine because I have a pretty beefy computer but the amount of resources it ate was insane. People on 8gb cards were pisssed off constantly ( it was possible to get it running on 8gb cards, but required some work, and a pinch of luck) at 4k with dlss on balanced I still saw it go up as high as 15.5gb. OF VRAM! Insane! And thats only one aspect of it. It was demanding on pretty much everything.
Compared to that, this like hollow knight.