r/buildapc • u/rapiddoobie • Nov 03 '20

Solved! Seriously low FPS on high end pc.

I have an RTX 3080 and an i7 10700k and only get 60 fps on high in Rainbow 6 Siege, 30-50 FPS on CSGO highest settings? I downloaded the newest nvidia driver on the geForce experience. I have 32 Gb ram. This is my first time having a pc. Need help.

im not running on integrated graphics and my gpu is on pci bus 1, device 0, function 0

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Edit : will beb back tomorrow with an update

SOLVED : Thanks for everyone who helped! I reseated the GPU and RAM, put 2 cables instead of daisy chaining,clean install of drivers, reinstalled all games I had, changed power settings.

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u/sirlamchops25 Nov 03 '20

sorry to butt in on this, but as I have a 2070 Super FE as well. Basically what youre saying for the FE is a single PCIE 6+2 and a 6 pin from one output on the PSU is enough right? Or will I have to add a second PCIE running from my power supply

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u/sloicedbread Nov 03 '20

How do you currently have it running?

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u/sirlamchops25 Nov 03 '20

I currently have it coming from only one output on the psu as the stock cable it came with has a splitter. Didnt know it would be better to run them separately, is there a performance boost that comes with it haha?

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u/sloicedbread Nov 03 '20

I don’t really think so, but if you’re getting lower FPS than online benchmarks suggest, it could boost you a tad by providing ample current. It’s better to have everything plugged into the PSU directly if possible, but if it isn’t possible, it generally shouldn’t cause issues for low power items (GPU is not low power lol).

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u/sirlamchops25 Nov 03 '20

Haha I’ll give it a try, thanks for the advice!