Hi. I'm playing league with about 120-140 fps out of combat and in action i'm getting about 80-100 fbs I know it is okay but I'm running high settings not very high. My PC: Ryzen 1200 overclocked to 3.8 hz Radeon RX 570 8gb 16 gb ddr4 ram 2133hz 450 watt Corsair power supply Msi gaming pro motherboard
Hope you guys have a answer, thanks for your time :))
SwiftKitten881 votesfirst off.. its FPS.. not FBS, i thought you had a typo at firstr but then u sid it that way like 2 more times.
2nd... the human eye cant really see over 60 fps,, hell it cant really see (individual frames) over like 30 fps, all it can do beyond that is detect "smoothness" and depending on your monitor you may not even be able to display beyond 60.
3rd... that power supply is way too weak. im surprised u dont frequently bluescreen. with how much power you're drawing you should have at _least _a 600+ watt PSU, and i would recommend like 700-800 but that wont help your FPS anyways.
and like i said, unless u have a 144 hz monitor your screen cant even display above 60 fps.
so if u are getting frame drops or seeing any sort of difference, it's not your FPS. thats the issue.
if i were to do anything i would first upgrade your PSU to something safer
it wont help this issue.. but it will definitely safe u a LOT of headaches down the line
WinnerOne1 votesHey Thank you so much for the answer. Yeah of course it's fps don't know what I was thinking. I have I 144hz monitor and that's why I would like to have a more stable and higher fps. I have been thinking about getting a new PSU but since my budget is tight and it hasn't given me any problems yet, I just have chosen to keep it. To the fps problem I'm running good and normal fps in other games so could it be a problem with drivers or something. I don't know much about so that's why I'm asking. Thank you
SwiftKitten881 votesas long as u are using the drivers from the device manufacturer it shouldn't really be an issue.
i haven't really used AMD, as went the intel route. amd is certainly a cheaper alternative, is is better if u plan on frequntly upgrading your computer becuase of the price, intel is generally optimized better of games and is faster. but again is more expensive
there really isnt much u can do your end outside of spending money.
your GPU certainly has enough GDDR4 ram.
i wouldnt really worry about it. idk how much it annoys you. but the only real thing u can do is upgrade your graphics card again, ( and your psu which u should do anyways) https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Radeon+RX+570&id=3741
i have found that my intel i5 3.8 GHz processor works perfectly fine for gaming and i use a 1060 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487263 with 16 GB ddr ram
there isnt a "quick fix" u can do... sorry
WinnerOne1 votesThanks It sounds like I will have to save up some money and build a new pc, I have been thinking about this. But in the meantime il just live with it and injoy the game anyways. But I still think I should be getting higher fps, because my school laptop is running same amount of fbs and my PC has better specs. But it might be unfixable. But again thank you so much for your time.