Your brother is crazy at this game wtf. I have the exact same specs with less FPS but my RAM is faster (3200 MHz) but this processor can only handle 2933 so I'm underclocking it to see if that helps with stutters
I would just recommend upgrading the CPU if you plan to play fortnite/cs since those games are heavily CPU bottlenecked in this config. Also, my brother also has 3200MHz RAM, but the CPU doesn't support it so it's underclocked.
You could, it just wouldn't be a very great experience (if you're streaming games of course). Either way, my internet connection is way too slow (ADSL2+ at 10mbps download and 0.6mbps upload) So make sure you have an internet connection with at least 25mbps upload before investing in a pc for streaming.
No, I wasn't aware that 16-series GPUs supported TURING NVENC. I knew they were turing cards built on the same architecture as the 20-series. But, in hindsight, I guess since it supports RTX "emulation" it would also support that. So, yes, fps is quite a bit lower in a real game while recording (I did write that, so you can see that during the video)
It's very optimised already. The reason for the low fps is the CPU. Fortnite is a very CPU dependant game. The GPU isn't doing much so a streched resolution wouldn't help
Yes, as I have recently found out, fortnite is extremely CPU dependent. My brother was planning on buying a new GPU to get more fps, but this video clearly showed that the GPU was doing nothing and that fortnite can't use the whole CPU so he needs a faster one.
It could be because the game was on an hdd, or the ram is too slow or a cpu bottleneck. If you're getting this and can't fix it by putting it on an SSD or overclocking ram, you can easily just lock your fps to 100 or something so the game doesn't stutter. Of course, a new CPU will give you a lot more fps, but they are expensive (80-150€ depanding on what you get)
@@aquss33 damn.. my game is indeed on HDD because my SDD is only holding 115 gb and I only put games on there that I really like using it for. I guess imma have to uninstall and reinstall it to SD
@@assassin7250 That still might not fix it, especially if you're running at the performance mode since the textures are low resolution. You could also try to get rid of background tasks you aren't using like chrome or steam or whatever starts up with your pc (in case you didn't disable them in task manager). Just saying, I've seen PCs with 8 core CPUs and gtx 1060s gt like 5 fps because people coming over from consoles don't understand PCs and have like 30 apps in startup and some shady bitcoin miner virus called "fortnite optimisation pack FREE" or something along those lines. Also, if you have enough space, a 120GB SSD is 9.99€ in many stores and a 240GB is 15€... My brother recently switched to an 1TB 3500MB/s NVMe for just 40€. So fast SSDs are becoming cheap. I wouldn't recommend you download fortnite on a 120GB SSD with windows since that could make it "too full" which is also a common problem I see with PC gamers coming from consoles where you can fill up almost everything because the system has "reserved" like 30GB for whatever it needs to do
You might have lots of background apps like discord, steam, epic games, ea or whatever... all of these apps use lots of CPU and that can lead to low performance in CPU dependent games like Fortnite. Also, if you're playing on a laptop the same specs are much much weaker so you might be getting normal performance for those specs.
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Maybe, but I would recommend you get a ryzen 5 3600 or even a 5600X since they will make your fps like 2x to 3x higher since this game, especially in performance mode, is extremely CPU bottlenecked when using an old weak CPU like the R5 2600. The 3600 is like 15€ more (around 60-70€), but you will get many more fps, so it's a worthwhile investment
@@Dukkyfv probably the 2600, but they're about the same, if you need an igpu for something than the 3400g, also I'm in Croatia, components are very expensive as well, I bought some stuff in Austria where they were much cheaper and also, I was talking about used prices, the stores here rarely update their prices to reflect the state of the market here... they're operating on something similar to the 2020 shortage prices for GPUs (rtx 4090 = 2000€, rx 6650 xt = 330€, rtx 3060 12gb = 320€, gt 710 = 100€?) But, in Austria I was able to get the 6650 xt for 199.99€. Also, the 1660 super was 170€ new around 14 months ago, now it's 99.99€ used
My brother is planning an upgrade to the ryzen 7 5800, I told him that, he also need a new cpu cooler, he doesn't want a noctua air cooler, he wants an AIO. Fortnite is a really weird game, it doesn't use a lot of CPU or GPU or VRAM but it sure gets more fps with a faster CPU/GPU
@@anonymoususer29036 Definitely much much better, can't tell you exactly since I don't own the cpu. But, it would be a great experience since fortnite is a very very CPU dependent game. Strong single core performance makes the biggest difference.
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Your brother is crazy at this game wtf. I have the exact same specs with less FPS but my RAM is faster (3200 MHz) but this processor can only handle 2933 so I'm underclocking it to see if that helps with stutters
I would just recommend upgrading the CPU if you plan to play fortnite/cs since those games are heavily CPU bottlenecked in this config. Also, my brother also has 3200MHz RAM, but the CPU doesn't support it so it's underclocked.
Yes, My ram is 3600Mhz but i get crashes with it set over 2666 Mhz so I lowered it!
with this pc you can do streaming?great video!!
You could, it just wouldn't be a very great experience (if you're streaming games of course). Either way, my internet connection is way too slow (ADSL2+ at 10mbps download and 0.6mbps upload) So make sure you have an internet connection with at least 25mbps upload before investing in a pc for streaming.
@@aquss33 my connection is 600mbps,with this i don’t have problem?
@@cheoooo Yes, that is more than sufficient. You would have a great experience.
@@aquss33 Thank you very much man, I wish you the best
Hey do you record with nvidia nvenc? it doesnt low too much the fps.
No, I wasn't aware that 16-series GPUs supported TURING NVENC. I knew they were turing cards built on the same architecture as the 20-series. But, in hindsight, I guess since it supports RTX "emulation" it would also support that. So, yes, fps is quite a bit lower in a real game while recording (I did write that, so you can see that during the video)
Optimise and give it stretched res
It's very optimised already. The reason for the low fps is the CPU. Fortnite is a very CPU dependant game. The GPU isn't doing much so a streched resolution wouldn't help
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What do you think its good for a upgythis processor you have,r 5 3600 or ryzen 5 5500?I have r 3 3200g rn
A better CPU will give you a lot more FPS
Yes, as I have recently found out, fortnite is extremely CPU dependent. My brother was planning on buying a new GPU to get more fps, but this video clearly showed that the GPU was doing nothing and that fortnite can't use the whole CPU so he needs a faster one.
Can you make a vid where you cap at 240 fps
I don't think there is a reason, the fps rarely exceeds 240 in the first place... except in creative maybe
@@aquss33 and if you play stretched
@@twix6267 No, because there's a CPU bottleneck
how do you fix the part where like u dont stutter when u turn. i get that shit.. mann
It could be because the game was on an hdd, or the ram is too slow or a cpu bottleneck. If you're getting this and can't fix it by putting it on an SSD or overclocking ram, you can easily just lock your fps to 100 or something so the game doesn't stutter. Of course, a new CPU will give you a lot more fps, but they are expensive (80-150€ depanding on what you get)
@@aquss33 damn.. my game is indeed on HDD because my SDD is only holding 115 gb and I only put games on there that I really like using it for. I guess imma have to uninstall and reinstall it to SD
@@assassin7250 That still might not fix it, especially if you're running at the performance mode since the textures are low resolution. You could also try to get rid of background tasks you aren't using like chrome or steam or whatever starts up with your pc (in case you didn't disable them in task manager). Just saying, I've seen PCs with 8 core CPUs and gtx 1060s gt like 5 fps because people coming over from consoles don't understand PCs and have like 30 apps in startup and some shady bitcoin miner virus called "fortnite optimisation pack FREE" or something along those lines. Also, if you have enough space, a 120GB SSD is 9.99€ in many stores and a 240GB is 15€... My brother recently switched to an 1TB 3500MB/s NVMe for just 40€. So fast SSDs are becoming cheap. I wouldn't recommend you download fortnite on a 120GB SSD with windows since that could make it "too full" which is also a common problem I see with PC gamers coming from consoles where you can fill up almost everything because the system has "reserved" like 30GB for whatever it needs to do
kolko jako se deral na kraju dok je umro od zone?
A nez, mislim da nije čak, a igral je taj neki casual, tryharda protiv mlade dece, nikad nisu igrali igricu, a on builda ko tryharder mali pederski
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i got almost same specs and i get fps drops to 60
Need better cpu
my pc is well optimized and you should probably upgrade cpu
You might have lots of background apps like discord, steam, epic games, ea or whatever... all of these apps use lots of CPU and that can lead to low performance in CPU dependent games like Fortnite. Also, if you're playing on a laptop the same specs are much much weaker so you might be getting normal performance for those specs.
@@aquss33 I use a optimized windows, and I dont play with any apps on background not even discord
@@jscrx whats your cpu
Can i get stable 165fps with a ryzen 5 5500 and a gtx 1660 super and 16gb ram ?
Yeah of course, and much more as well, it's a much stronger CPU
@@aquss33 ok thanks
I watched your all video but this one is really amazing keep it up, I prefer you to play that one too! Here is the gateway code of that Map: 4486-8649-3194
I'll make a video with it
yo im getting same specs u reckon i wil get 144 stable
Maybe, but I would recommend you get a ryzen 5 3600 or even a 5600X since they will make your fps like 2x to 3x higher since this game, especially in performance mode, is extremely CPU bottlenecked when using an old weak CPU like the R5 2600. The 3600 is like 15€ more (around 60-70€), but you will get many more fps, so it's a worthwhile investment
@@aquss33 I WOULD, but i cant, sadly i have not much money so i cannot get a better cpu tho, but do u think i should get a r5 3400g or 2600
@@aquss33 im in AU o shits alot more expensive
@@Dukkyfv probably the 2600, but they're about the same, if you need an igpu for something than the 3400g, also I'm in Croatia, components are very expensive as well, I bought some stuff in Austria where they were much cheaper and also, I was talking about used prices, the stores here rarely update their prices to reflect the state of the market here... they're operating on something similar to the 2020 shortage prices for GPUs (rtx 4090 = 2000€, rx 6650 xt = 330€, rtx 3060 12gb = 320€, gt 710 = 100€?) But, in Austria I was able to get the 6650 xt for 199.99€. Also, the 1660 super was 170€ new around 14 months ago, now it's 99.99€ used
ur looking at much higher fps if u go with a better cpu
My brother is planning an upgrade to the ryzen 7 5800, I told him that, he also need a new cpu cooler, he doesn't want a noctua air cooler, he wants an AIO. Fortnite is a really weird game, it doesn't use a lot of CPU or GPU or VRAM but it sure gets more fps with a faster CPU/GPU
@@aquss33 what would be the fps difference with a ryzen 5 5500
@@anonymoususer29036 Definitely much much better, can't tell you exactly since I don't own the cpu. But, it would be a great experience since fortnite is a very very CPU dependent game. Strong single core performance makes the biggest difference.
@@aquss33 ok. thank you