Got low/bad fps??

[Axz0]

I know the game is sort of broken, but I mean I should have more fps than avg. 90 with my setup?

I've tried different monitors, 1080p and 1440p (using 1440p atm)

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x 4.2GHz (Noctua NH-D15 cooler)
GPU: ASUS GeForce RTX 3080 10 GB ROG STRIX GAMING OC V2 LHR
MB: ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING
RAM: 2x16GB HyperX 3200MHz CL16 DDR4
SSD: Samsung 850 500GB
M.2: Kingston A2000 1TB NVMe

Have tried soooo many settings
Upscaling - ON/OFF
Recommended balanced/Performance/Quality
Everything on low
ULTRA

I've also done some tweaks in NVIDIA control panel
Windows performance
Up to date on different drivers

I mean, people with 980,970 and 1070 performs better than me???


EDIT: I've also tried clean install of windows 10 and windows 11..

[Poor Bastard]

Confirm your RAM is running at it's rated 3200mhz and not the default speed of 2133mhz.

[Axz0]

Originally posted by Poor:

Confirm your RAM is running at it's rated 3200mhz and not the default speed of 2133mhz.

That one is checked, one of the first thing I did when I got my pc.

[LuridFTW]

It’s your cpu man. Even my 5900x bottlenecks my 3080 in warzone 2. My friend got a 5800X3D and gets up to 180 FPS. While I only get 144 at best. Usually around 100-120. The game is insanely CPU intensive.

Enable the CPU and GPU time in game. I guarantee your CPU time is around 8-12 milliseconds while the GPU is around 4-6 milliseconds. This is why you’re not getting the FPS you think you should be. The GPU is working fine it’s the CPU not drawing enough FPS so the GPU can’t render all the frames it should be able to. If the CPU only draws 100 FPS the GPU can only render 100 FPS.

A Frame Time of 11.11ms equates to 90 FPS. So if you want 144FPS you need to achieve a frame time of 6.9ms or lower on BOTH the CPU and GPU. My 5900x often goes up to 9-10ms in some places while it’s usually around 6-8ms. So even with my 5900x I’m not hitting a solid 144 FPS. Ideally you want the frame times to be identical, which would mean the CPU isn’t bottlenecking the GPU and the GPU isn’t bottlenecking the CPU.

If you can, return the CPU and get a 5800X3D you won’t regret it. Unfortunately you won’t like that answer because it means there’s nothing you can do. But I too went through all this when upgraded. You can’t argue with frame time. You can try to overclock the cpu if you haven’t yet, that might shave off 1-2ms. Exit all programs you don’t absolutely need and disable services you don’t need. There’s nothing more you can do, it is what it is. You’re not going to be able to dramatically lower the CPU frame time without a new CPU. In Warzone 2 I’m estimating your CPU is bottlenecking you by about 30%. The in game benchmark won’t tell you anything it’s not for Warzone. However what ever it does say you CPU bottleneck is expect it to be much higher in warzone over multiplayer.

[SeAsTaR]

Originally posted by Axz0:

Originally posted by SeAsTaR:

What is gpu and CPU utilization when playing the game? Use something like MSI afterburner to check it while you are playing the game, also check if the GPU or CPU is not underclocking below their rated speeds.

GPU 99% Memory 94.2%
CPU around 90%

What about the clock on your GPU and CPU?

[Axz0]

Originally posted by SeAsTaR:

Originally posted by Axz0:

GPU 99% Memory 94.2%
CPU around 90%

What about the clock on your GPU and CPU?

CPU, you mean Core or L3 Cache?
GPU, you mean Graphics, memory or video?

I underclocked my GPU and max is 1905 MHz on graphics and memory is 10502MHz
CPU max is 4536MHz on cores and L3 Chache #0 1674MHz and L3 Cache #1 4436MHz.

[LuridFTW]

Originally posted by Axz0:

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I underclocked my GPU and max is 1905 MHz on graphics and memory is 10502MHz
CPU max is 4536MHz on cores and L3 Chache #0 1674MHz and L3 Cache #1 4436MHz.

Did you see my post above? I never quoted you so you probably didn’t. I’m 100% sure it’s a CPU bottleneck as even my 5900x bottlenecks the 3080 in Warzone 2. Enable the GPU and CPU frame time. I’m willing to bet your CPU time is between 8-12 in warzone. Which is the reason for the low FPS. My friend has a 5800X3D which is better for gaming and gets up to 180 FPS.

Check your CPU time so you don’t waste any more of your time. There’s nothing you can do to dramatically lower it other than getting another CPU.

[hntd]

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

Originally posted by Axz0:

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I underclocked my GPU and max is 1905 MHz on graphics and memory is 10502MHz
CPU max is 4536MHz on cores and L3 Chache #0 1674MHz and L3 Cache #1 4436MHz.

Did you see my post above? I never quoted you so you probably didn’t. I’m 100% sure it’s a CPU bottleneck as even my 5900x bottlenecks the 3080 in Warzone 2. Enable the GPU and CPU frame time. I’m willing to bet your CPU time is between 8-12 in warzone. Which is the reason for the low FPS. My friend has a 5800X3D which is better for gaming and gets up to 180 FPS.

Check your CPU time so you don’t waste any more of your time. There’s nothing you can do to dramatically lower it other than getting another CPU.

Pretty sure every high end video card (3080+, 40XX) are all CPU bound at the highest end, but not to belabor your point. Buying a high end video card with a bad CPU is a common mistake.

[Zebra]

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

Originally posted by Axz0:

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I underclocked my GPU and max is 1905 MHz on graphics and memory is 10502MHz
CPU max is 4536MHz on cores and L3 Chache #0 1674MHz and L3 Cache #1 4436MHz.

Did you see my post above? I never quoted you so you probably didn’t. I’m 100% sure it’s a CPU bottleneck as even my 5900x bottlenecks the 3080 in Warzone 2. Enable the GPU and CPU frame time. I’m willing to bet your CPU time is between 8-12 in warzone. Which is the reason for the low FPS. My friend has a 5800X3D which is better for gaming and gets up to 180 FPS.

Check your CPU time so you don’t waste any more of your time. There’s nothing you can do to dramatically lower it other than getting another CPU.

I enabled my frame time monitors because your comment had me curious. I have a standard evga 3080 (non-ti or ftw3 model) and a r7 5800x, and my frame times for both match at 5-6 and move with each other. That sounds a bit odd to me since you said your 5900x bottlenecks your 3080. I'm also playing 1440p with a frame cap set to 141.

[LuridFTW]

Originally posted by steve:

Pretty sure every high end video card (3080+, 40XX) are all CPU bound at the highest end, but not to belabor your point. Buying a high end video card with a bad CPU is a common mistake.

That’s not true my friend with the 5800X3D has no bottleneck at all with his 3080. I’m not sure about the 40xx but when it comes to the 3080 there’s no reason to be CPU bound.

[LuridFTW]

Originally posted by Zebra:

I enabled my frame time monitors because your comment had me curious. I have a standard evga 3080 (non-ti or ftw3 model) and a r7 5800x, and my frame times for both match at 5-6 and move with each other. That sounds a bit odd to me since you said your 5900x bottlenecks your 3080. I'm also playing 1440p with a frame cap set to 141.

Did you test it in warzone or multiplayer. Because my frame time is around that in multiplayer too. It’s a lot different in warzone with 150 players. Also when it comes to gaming the 5800x and 5900x are pretty much the same. I got the 5900x so I could record gameplay easier.

[Zebra]

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

Originally posted by Zebra:

I enabled my frame time monitors because your comment had me curious. I have a standard evga 3080 (non-ti or ftw3 model) and a r7 5800x, and my frame times for both match at 5-6 and move with each other. That sounds a bit odd to me since you said your 5900x bottlenecks your 3080. I'm also playing 1440p with a frame cap set to 141.

Did you test it in warzone or multiplayer. Because my frame time is around that in multiplayer too. It’s a lot different in warzone with 150 players.

I only tested in MP. I don't play WZ, but I sometimes play DMZ if that might make a difference. I'll check it out sometime and respond if I notice a difference.

[hntd]

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

Originally posted by steve:

Pretty sure every high end video card (3080+, 40XX) are all CPU bound at the highest end, but not to belabor your point. Buying a high end video card with a bad CPU is a common mistake.

That’s not true my friend with the 5800X3D has no bottleneck at all with his 3080. I’m not sure about the 40xx but when it comes to the 3080 there’s no reason to be CPU bound.

Again, as I said, at the highest end. Playing at 1080 (or even 1440 for most games) of course won't cpu bottleneck...

[Axz0]

Originally posted by steve:

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

Did you see my post above? I never quoted you so you probably didn’t. I’m 100% sure it’s a CPU bottleneck as even my 5900x bottlenecks the 3080 in Warzone 2. Enable the GPU and CPU frame time. I’m willing to bet your CPU time is between 8-12 in warzone. Which is the reason for the low FPS. My friend has a 5800X3D which is better for gaming and gets up to 180 FPS.

Check your CPU time so you don’t waste any more of your time. There’s nothing you can do to dramatically lower it other than getting another CPU.

Pretty sure every high end video card (3080+, 40XX) are all CPU bound at the highest end, but not to belabor your point. Buying a high end video card with a bad CPU is a common mistake.

Order this at end of December 2020, everything except gpu got delivered around february, gpu, end of summer.

When I ordered R5 3600x was quite new... I mean sure maybe could have taken a ryzen 9 5900x or something, but would that be worth the price difference compared to performance?

Ryzen 5 3600x is still a good cpu and of course there's better, always a better one, except if you buy the absolute newest, baddest on the market, but then u gotta pay aswell.

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

Originally posted by Axz0:

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I underclocked my GPU and max is 1905 MHz on graphics and memory is 10502MHz
CPU max is 4536MHz on cores and L3 Chache #0 1674MHz and L3 Cache #1 4436MHz.

Did you see my post above? I never quoted you so you probably didn’t. I’m 100% sure it’s a CPU bottleneck as even my 5900x bottlenecks the 3080 in Warzone 2. Enable the GPU and CPU frame time. I’m willing to bet your CPU time is between 8-12 in warzone. Which is the reason for the low FPS. My friend has a 5800X3D which is better for gaming and gets up to 180 FPS.

Check your CPU time so you don’t waste any more of your time. There’s nothing you can do to dramatically lower it other than getting another CPU.

I saw your comment, but I did some improvement with some tweaking... But yea MS on cpu is higher than gpu in warzone, but not that much, I think it most of the time stays under 2 digits at least.

[LuridFTW]

It needs to stay at 6.9ms or lower to achieve 144 FPS. On both the CPU and GPU. So with the frame times enabled you can now see your CPU is the bottleneck because it’s number is higher.

So trying to optimize the GPU or graphics or OC the RAM is a waste of time is all I was trying to say. I wasn’t happy with my 5900x either I thought it would be overkill but it isn’t for Warzone. I wish I got the 5800X3D instead.

[Poor Bastard]

Originally posted by LuridFTW:

It needs to stay at 6.9ms or lower to achieve 144 FPS. On both the CPU and GPU. So with the frame times enabled you can now see your CPU is the bottleneck because it’s number is higher.

So trying to optimize the GPU or graphics or OC the RAM is a waste of time is all I was trying to say. I wasn’t happy with my 5900x either I thought it would be overkill but it isn’t for Warzone. I wish I got the 5800X3D instead.

Meh, it's terrible optimization when you need a 3D cache CPU to reach over 140 fps. Regarding the 5900X vs 5800X3D, If it were me there is no way I'd trade 4 cores for more fps in a ♥♥♥♥ game.