@SpecBench try OC with fixed clock, i already tested and i got better resoults, dont use more than 1,3v, you have a good Walter cooler, so try 1,3v with the higher clock you can get stable
@ngthaniel 1 % low FPS is the most common solution used in benchmarking to avoid the pitfall of misleading FPS averages. Instead of looking at the average of all frames, it sorts all the frames recorded during the test, then takes the slowest 1 % , and computes the corresponding average
Don’t be concerned with cpu or GPU utilisation, especially on performance mode. Your components are running together fine and there is no bottleneck, if you had an old GPU and had 90-100% utilisation then that would indicate your GPU is having to work its ass off to keep up with your CPU. your performance is fine and you have no issues! Hope this helps :)
@@JoeKomadowskiyou’ll have to watch benchmarks bro. As far as I’m aware the I5 13600k is better but I can’t give you an accurate answer to how much.
Cpu oc? Ram speed and first timings? Nice vid
@@brothersgamers8589 everything is in description. XMP enabled no manual tuning:) thanks
@SpecBench try OC with fixed clock, i already tested and i got better resoults, dont use more than 1,3v, you have a good Walter cooler, so try 1,3v with the higher clock you can get stable
Problably something a around 4600-4700mhz
my goat
@Push7z 🫵
Hey bro, i have a Ryzen 5 5600x and a rtx 3060Ti.
But in a build fight ive got like 130-150 fps, while you get 300-280 fps.
Any help?
@@blackkivi3223I could ask multiple questions before giving you an answer. Can you list the full details of your specs?
@SpecBench Yes, ofc.
Ryzen 5 5600x
Tuf gaming Geforce Rtx 3060 ti
1tb kc3000 kingston ssd
16gb kingston fury 2666mhz ram
Cooler master aio for the cpu
I just realise dis guy doesnt use wasd for moving but a joystick,ON HIS KEYBOARD(not tryna judge btw just thinking that it is funny)
@AkramTheCrab haha :) anyone who knows martoz will know what it is
what does 1% low mean?
@ngthaniel 1 % low FPS is the most common solution used in benchmarking to avoid the pitfall of misleading FPS averages. Instead of looking at the average of all frames, it sorts all the frames recorded during the test, then takes the slowest 1 % , and computes the corresponding average
i only get around 600 fps in creative with i5 14600k and rx 7800xt nitro + is there anyway i could get more fps? Appreciate the help :D
Probably not, 600 is still really good anyway
RX 7800xt is like rtx 4060ti or 4070/4070ti
So I’m on a 3060ti and i5 12400f I am running a slight bit less fps but my gpu is only at 10-20% usage and cpu is 40% why is that and is it bad?
Don’t be concerned with cpu or GPU utilisation, especially on performance mode. Your components are running together fine and there is no bottleneck, if you had an old GPU and had 90-100% utilisation then that would indicate your GPU is having to work its ass off to keep up with your CPU. your performance is fine and you have no issues! Hope this helps :)
@SpecBench ok thanks a lot if I was to upgrade for a i5 12400f to a i5 13600k would that show a large fps improvement?
@@JoeKomadowskiyou’ll have to watch benchmarks bro. As far as I’m aware the I5 13600k is better but I can’t give you an accurate answer to how much.
@SpecBench ok thx