Low FPS with Ryzen 1200 and GTX 1050 Ti

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Hey guys, I put together a comp just to play games like League of Legends and CS GO and figured what I have would be adequate enough. But when I play League on max settings, I'm only getting 55-65 fps and when dropping down to very low I'm getting 65-80 FPS. Even on CS GO I'm only getting 55-65 fps. Is there an issue? I figured my build would be more than adequate. Thanks!

Ryzen 3 1200
GTX 1050 Ti
ASRock AB350M Pro 4
Patriot Viper Elite 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR4 2800MHz DRAM
Corsair CX 450M

 
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jr9
Those 2 games are fairly light duty games. You should be getting better FPS, somewhere closer to double what you have on max settings. A few things to try to improve this:

- Close any unneeded applications or programs before you play to free up RAM
- Check your task manager to see if you have nearly full CPU usage, RAM usage. See if any programs are eating up either. Sometimes you'll find something like a program taking 25% of your CPU.
- Update your graphics card drivers if they aren't up to date.
- Use GPUz to check your GPU load in game. If it's getting maxed out, could be a GPU issue.
- Use speccy to check your CPU and GPU temperatures. If either is overheating, they will throttle and slow down games dramatically.
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Those 2 games are fairly light duty games. You should be getting better FPS, somewhere closer to double what you have on max settings. A few things to try to improve this:

- Close any unneeded applications or programs before you play to free up RAM
- Check your task manager to see if you have nearly full CPU usage, RAM usage. See if any programs are eating up either. Sometimes you'll find something like a program taking 25% of your CPU.
- Update your graphics card drivers if they aren't up to date.
- Use GPUz to check your GPU load in game. If it's getting maxed out, could be a GPU issue.
- Use speccy to check your CPU and GPU temperatures. If either is overheating, they will throttle and slow down games dramatically.
 
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