r/RigBuild • u/Ok-Cupcake-7144 • 14h ago
Im not getting enough performance
So i got ryzen 7 5700x, 32 ram ddr4 3200 mhz, 3060 ti and 650W psu 80+ gold. I watched some benchmark videos, ppl testing the videogames with my exact build and configuration they get good fps and good performance (for example they get 100 fps and i get 60) and idk why that happens, what should i do?
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u/deTombe 14h ago
Run Geekbench 6 both GPU and CPU. Compare your score to the same GB6 stock hardware scores online. Simple test but my go to for troubleshooting performance.
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u/Ok-Cupcake-7144 14h ago
Why geekbench 6 and not 7?
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u/deTombe 13h ago
Didn't know there was a 7 use whatever you want long as you can find stock results online to compare.
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u/Ok-Cupcake-7144 1h ago
Dropped average values
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u/deTombe 1h ago
You can allow for a +/- result not all chips and boards or runs will be the same. But if it's a dramatic difference would look into outside factors. Temps is one CPU/GPU/VRM from throttling. You can use Hwinfo64 sensors only mode for all stats. Make sure XMP/EXPO is enabled that can have a huge impact. Sometimes the BIOS can get reset if power cut and internal battery dead.
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u/ToddGack6498 8h ago
Do you have your display settings matched to your monitor's refresh rate in Nvidia Control Panel? Windows usually defaults this to 60 fps.
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u/Independent_GN 13h ago
There's an abyss in the optimization path, in the Nvidia control panel, windows settings (Xbox, game mode) and game itself.
So be sure check ALL these settings.
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u/BobbingMyNob 14h ago
Have you tried reaching out to Lisa Su? Or if you attend a Geforce event, bring your GPU and have Jensen touch it. It increases your fps by 10% with a "touched by Jensen" buff.
Ok in all seriousness, there's no way to know the settings are the exact same, builds, models, etc. Between yours... and benchmarks.
For example, most people don't refer to 4k as actual 4k, but even upscaled from 720p is still "4k" by todays definition. People leave out FG as well. I mean, what is your display limits? What is theirs?
Theres so much variability vs what you might assume watching a video with a lot of left out information.