I've ran streets about 5 times, so not many runs. Unlike any of the other maps, my FPS range is the highest on streets, depending on the area of the map i can go from 65 to 100fps, in general i get around 75/80fps, with dips to 65 and peaks of 100. Overall, not counting server stutters, i'm getting allot of micro stutters and it's not a great time playing on streets atm.
Hey! Please let me know your other pc specs like: GPU/PSU & RAM:(how many sticks, how many GB's and what CL'latency'). RAM is a big factor as well in Tarkov, IMO you want atleast 32GB(2x16) ddr4 @3200mhz+ & ddr5 @5600mhz+. i personally upgraded from a 8700k to this 12700kf, with the 8700k i had like 70/80fps on customs, so with the upgrade to the 12700kf i had a increase of fps by 40fps. keep in mind this is on 1440p, so if you're playing on a 1080p monitor you can expect even more than 40fps increase. hope this helps.
@@wildgg Thanks for the quick reply i rock a i7-9700k rtx 3090 32gb RAM 3200 mhz i would keep the ram and just upgrade my motherboard and cpu is it worth?
@@kj5132 ''is it worth'' this is a question that only you can answer, the video shows the results i get with my pc. to me it was worth the upgrade and resulted in a smooth tarkov experience. what resolution do you play on currently?
I´d thought you´d get a bit more fps, im rocking a R7 5700x and RX6700xt with 32gb ddr4 and I´m averaging around 110~120fps with 32gb ddr4 in 1440p with settings like yours but my gpu tends to be closer to 95% of usage. And btw I´ve seen Nvidia Reflex Low latency indeers performance in the +boost setting, you should look into that.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Tarkov is a bit of a weird one when it comes to fps scaling. I've been running settings from low to high/ultra and the difference fps wise is not that big. Examples: 1. medium settings i would have an average fps of 120fps. 2. low settings would only gain me 10/15fps over the medium setup. 3. setting everything to high/ultra would bring my fps down by 10/15fps compared to the medium setup. Setings like shadows and SSR for example are the biggest factors in gaining or dropping fps, but for some reason people with 12gen intel cpu's and rtx 3080's this doesn't seem to be the case, you can look up other videos with my specs where they compare quality settings and you'll notice not huge differences in performance. I will definitly do more side by side comparison videos but doing these tests in online raids makes for unpredictable results, amount of pmc's, scavs, AI, bosses, weather, all of these things make it impossible to compare results. The only way to truely compare our fps results would be you and me running the same settings and playing in the same raid. with that said i think i can recreate online raid performance in offline mode with certain server settings. And I will look into the NVIDIA reflex setting and how it effects performance.
Nice Job bro :)
Thanks bro, You have very good videos as well!
@@wildgg Now i Wait you new video :) Thanks for hard job :)
Great video😀 how to get the fps ovelay you use and call other stuff too on the overlay
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It's called RivaTuner, when you install MSI Afterburner you can select it as a extra download.
HI i have very similar spec. How do you find performance on streets?
I've ran streets about 5 times, so not many runs.
Unlike any of the other maps, my FPS range is the highest on streets, depending on the area of the map i can go from 65 to 100fps, in general i get around 75/80fps, with dips to 65 and peaks of 100.
Overall, not counting server stutters, i'm getting allot of micro stutters and it's not a great time playing on streets atm.
Hello bro u think a upgrad3 from i7 9700k to this one is worth my onllllly reason is tarkov and games
Hey!
Please let me know your other pc specs like: GPU/PSU & RAM:(how many sticks, how many GB's and what CL'latency').
RAM is a big factor as well in Tarkov, IMO you want atleast 32GB(2x16) ddr4 @3200mhz+ & ddr5 @5600mhz+.
i personally upgraded from a 8700k to this 12700kf, with the 8700k i had like 70/80fps on customs, so with the upgrade to the 12700kf i had a increase of fps by 40fps. keep in mind this is on 1440p, so if you're playing on a 1080p monitor you can expect even more than 40fps increase.
hope this helps.
@@wildgg Thanks for the quick reply
i rock a i7-9700k rtx 3090 32gb RAM 3200 mhz i would keep the ram and just upgrade my motherboard and cpu is it worth?
@@kj5132 ''is it worth'' this is a question that only you can answer, the video shows the results i get with my pc.
to me it was worth the upgrade and resulted in a smooth tarkov experience.
what resolution do you play on currently?
@@wildgg i play on 2k ultra settings and there is no increase in perfomance when i turn down the settings so i guess its worth
@@wildgg maybe a ryze 5800x3d
I´d thought you´d get a bit more fps, im rocking a R7 5700x and RX6700xt with 32gb ddr4 and I´m averaging around 110~120fps with 32gb ddr4 in 1440p with settings like yours but my gpu tends to be closer to 95% of usage. And btw I´ve seen Nvidia Reflex Low latency indeers performance in the +boost setting, you should look into that.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Tarkov is a bit of a weird one when it comes to fps scaling. I've been running settings from low to high/ultra and the difference fps wise is not that big.
Examples: 1. medium settings i would have an average fps of 120fps. 2. low settings would only gain me 10/15fps over the medium setup. 3. setting everything to high/ultra would bring my fps down by 10/15fps compared to the medium setup.
Setings like shadows and SSR for example are the biggest factors in gaining or dropping fps, but for some reason people with 12gen intel cpu's and rtx 3080's this doesn't seem to be the case, you can look up other videos with my specs where they compare quality settings and you'll notice not huge differences in performance.
I will definitly do more side by side comparison videos but doing these tests in online raids makes for unpredictable results, amount of pmc's, scavs, AI, bosses, weather, all of these things make it impossible to compare results. The only way to truely compare our fps results would be you and me running the same settings and playing in the same raid. with that said i think i can recreate online raid performance in offline mode with certain server settings.
And I will look into the NVIDIA reflex setting and how it effects performance.