Crappy Performance on RTX 3060 And Ryzen 7 3700X frame drops and stutters

[Marquez Mommy 123]

Any one getting this also ?

[OMEGA]

same i also have a 3060 and it happens to me too

[SidewaysGTS]

Do you have shadow play on?

[Marquez Mommy 123]

No what is that ?

[SidewaysGTS]

Originally posted by VibeCheck89:

No what is that ?

Hit alt+z on your key board and see if an overlay comes up / says its on.

Shadow play is something Nvidia cards do where theyre recording the last minutes or so of your game play - and you can hot key to "save" that video (Makes it easy to record / save highlights).

Rivals does NOT like shadow play. If you havea beastly rig you can power through it, but rivals still doesnt play well with any form of it.

(I had the same issues with mine, runninga 3080 ti, and had to disable it. Instant improvement)

[A$ap Cocky]

Get a ps5 it’s way better and easier

[Mewsha]

Originally posted by A$ap Cocky:

Get a ps5 it’s way better and easier

I don't know I've been seeing them ban Doctor Strange because the moment he opens their portals they drop to 20 FPS.

[Probably Alpharius]

Originally posted by A$ap Cocky:

Get a ps5 it’s way better and easier

>Pay to play online
>Pay a premium for hardware that cannot be replaced for upgrades
>Pay for a system that cannot play older games
>Pay for a minuscule library compared to PC
>Pay for 60fps lock
And for the price of a PC? You're hilarious bud. You should enroll in clown college

[ElComandanteGOD]

Some bad settings or cpu related. I litterally get 144 fps (locked to my display hz) on laptop with i7 13th, RTX 4060 (75W version) and 16 gb ddr5. Yes DLSS and framegeneration are on. But this game i find very good optimized. For real! Works like a charm on latest win11 update, lastest nvidia driver and everything else up to date.

[im lazy]

Originally posted by Probably Alpharius:

Originally posted by A$ap Cocky:

Get a ps5 it’s way better and easier

>Pay to play online
>Pay a premium for hardware that cannot be replaced for upgrades
>Pay for a system that cannot play older games
>Pay for a minuscule library compared to PC
>Pay for 60fps lock
And for the price of a PC? You're hilarious bud. You should enroll in clown college

well "for the price of a pc" what kind of pc are you buying that costs as much as a ps5? not a good one. Or at least on par.

Unless, you go used market and build it yourself, which if you're looking at a ps5 you're not looking to do. Most want to go with new and pre-built, which for an equivalent build would be around $1000, or more.

[Livers]

you bought a xx60 graphics card. What do you expect? If you want to play games well you buy a xx70 or xx70T/S

[im lazy]

a 3060 should not be performing THIS bad. Optimisation is dead, and DLSS killed it.

[Vic Viper]

Originally posted by Probably Alpharius:

Originally posted by A$ap Cocky:

Get a ps5 it’s way better and easier

>Pay to play online
>Pay a premium for hardware that cannot be replaced for upgrades
>Pay for a system that cannot play older games
>Pay for a minuscule library compared to PC
>Pay for 60fps lock
And for the price of a PC? You're hilarious bud. You should enroll in clown college

I know PCs definitely can be superior depending on what you buy, but currently, the least expensive GPU that's competitive with a PS5 just released two weeks ago and is half the price of the PS5 alone that didn't change MSRP in 4 years, and that's based on USA prices. Europe is double screwed with PC part prices, they're not even 1$ = 1€, it's way worse.

Add 250$ with the SSD & CPU, you reach the PS5 MSRP, and you still have to buy a case, a compatible motherboard, RAM (DDR5 especially ain't cheap), and a PSU. And with 250$, I'm not even sure if both your SSD & CPU will be good enough, one will potentially get sacrificed.

That's bare minimum, and before buying a dedicated CPU fan, and all assuming you build it yourself. Pre-built or asking someone else to build comes with a premium, and it's not such an easy thing to do that M. Normie or your granma can do on their own.

I don't have a PS5, and I can do much more with my current PC, but I envy their convenience. Also I have way less hardware/software problems with the consoles I own in general than with a PC. On console the worst problem I've come across is a couple crashes, bad controllers (just Switch Joy Cons, but terrible enough to warrant mention), and sometimes inconsistent framerate (that can still happen on PC depending on port optimisation).

I wouldn't get my Switch to outright fail to stay on for 20 minutes because a speck of dust entered a RAM slot, while I scramble for weeks/months thinking the BSOD codes mean that it's a CPU or Windows issue, yet nope, I just needed to reseat the sticks. I was lucky to have the gumption to do that on my own, while many other people would've sent to the repair person and have to pay 50-100€ for a simple "remove/insert" job.

[Fluffy]

Originally posted by Vic Viper:

Originally posted by Probably Alpharius:

>Pay to play online
>Pay a premium for hardware that cannot be replaced for upgrades
>Pay for a system that cannot play older games
>Pay for a minuscule library compared to PC
>Pay for 60fps lock
And for the price of a PC? You're hilarious bud. You should enroll in clown college

I know PCs definitely can be superior depending on what you buy, but currently, the least expensive GPU that's competitive with a PS5 just released two weeks ago and is half the price of the PS5 alone that didn't change MSRP in 4 years, and that's based on USA prices. Europe is double screwed with PC part prices, they're not even 1$ = 1€, it's way worse.

Add 250$ with the SSD & CPU, you reach the PS5 MSRP, and you still have to buy a case, a compatible motherboard, RAM (DDR5 especially ain't cheap), and a PSU. And with 250$, I'm not even sure if both your SSD & CPU will be good enough, one will potentially get sacrificed.

That's bare minimum, and before buying a dedicated CPU fan, and all assuming you build it yourself. Pre-built or asking someone else to build comes with a premium, and it's not such an easy thing to do that M. Normie or your granma can do on their own.

I don't have a PS5, and I can do much more with my current PC, but I envy their convenience. Also I have way less hardware/software problems with the consoles I own in general than with a PC. On console the worst problem I've come across is a couple crashes, bad controllers (just Switch Joy Cons, but terrible enough to warrant mention), and sometimes inconsistent framerate (that can still happen on PC depending on port optimisation).

I wouldn't get my Switch to outright fail to stay on for 20 minutes because a speck of dust entered a RAM slot, while I scramble for weeks/months thinking the BSOD codes mean that it's a CPU or Windows issue, yet nope, I just needed to reseat the sticks. I was lucky to have the gumption to do that on my own, while many other people would've sent to the repair person and have to pay 50-100€ for a simple "remove/insert" job.

low quality bait

[Bombastic.mp4]

Originally posted by Livers:

you bought a xx60 graphics card. What do you expect? If you want to play games well you buy a xx70 or xx70T/S

Υou are kidding, right? A 3060 is a exclelent card, capable on running even the most demanding games at the highest settings and 120 fps maximum, the really no excuse for this but please keep defeding garbage optimised games so we can get more of them like that's beneficial to any consumer.

[tokinterror]

How are modern rigs not handling this I7 4790k with a 6650 getting 144fps on low no issues
1440p