PC Graphics

[bReakdowN]

Hi, So basically I just bought a "high end" pc to play valorant in 2560x1440p with max settings. I thought I'd get more then 300 fps (as i watched some youtube videos and test) ,but the frames are really bad.. it is bouncing between 100-250.

Here is the full spec,
ryzen 7 3800xt

radeon 6800 xt

rog strix b450-f gaming

16g g skill 3600mhz

1tb ssd

Please try to help me before I sell it...

[MacArthur]

yo @bReakdowN 

I have a problem similar to yours with:
Average temperature rx 6900xt in 70c games (2000RPM)

cpu: i9 9900kf Average temperature in 60c games

Motherboard: ASUS TUF Z390 gaming with WIFI

2t ssd NVMe (all games are installed)

480 g ssd (for windows)

16x2 ram 3000mhz cl 16

Windows 11 64 bit

PSU 800w Radeon Software Adrenaline 21.12.1

2k monitor (2560x1440p) 165Hz DP port
After a few checks, I realized that old games do not use all the power of the graphics card, for example, I use only 30% of my graphics card in the left4Dead 2 game.
New generation graphics cards only seem to achieve 90% performance with the DX12 and Vulkan alone.
For example, in cyberpunk 2077 and my graphics card control is used to 99%.
for fix :Try to increase the resolution scale in the game.

You can also visit this link that I and @Geforsikus_2021  other people discussed : 

https://community.amd.com/t5/graphics/6900xt-not-100-use-at-all-games-just-using-70/m-p/492632#M7995...

best regards - from iran

[Anonymous]

Even high-end graphics cards can be overloaded if you play with settings such as Ultra, MSAA etc. at 2k or more. This increases the computing power extremely, but is of no use to the appearance and fluidity of the game, it can even look pixelated and crash. The Radeon driver varies the core clock and the core voltage depending on the requirements, but it is the graphics machines of the games that determine that.