Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 | Rx 480 + i5-2500k fps test

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Preset Very high.
Open beta. Compilation of deaths.
I5-2500k 4.5 ghz (OC)
Asus P8Z68-V PRO
Msi Rx 480 gaming X 8 gb ( 18.7.1) (not OC)
4+4gb 2133 ghz (OC) Ram Hynix DDR3
Chieftec APS-750C
Swap file on old HDD WD10EALX
Win 10 (1709) x64

[@kermitthefrog3685]

I love how he falls to his death , then starts shooting at a window across the map without using his sights

[@HuntedBirdie]

Thank you i use a 2500k and gtx 970 it should give the same performance more or less :D

[@Snus83]

I have the same processor @4.3 ghz (the voltage is around 1.35V, the temperature never exceeds 60C), a slightly worse MB (P8Z68-V LX), 8+8 GB HyperX FURY @ 1833 mhz, and GTX 1070. However, my i5 was constantly under 100% load (all 4 cores), and fps was really unstable (jumping from above 80 to below 30 all the time) regardless of video settings. So this is obviously a CPU bottleneck.
But your CPU barely hit 95% load. Did you use any specific settings via the game config?

[@MrBeav1s]

Nope, I do not change the settings, I use already ready presets in the game.
Can you overclock the RAM to 2133ghz?
I've noticed for a long time that overclocking RAM on my PC reduces CPU utilization%.
I noticed this on the example of the Witcher 3 in Novigrad. I used RAM at 1333ghz. CPU utilization was 100%, and FPS was not stable and was below 60.
After overclocking to 2133ghz, the FPS became stably 60+, while the CPU utilization dropped to ~ 80% in the same Novigrad.
I have on the channel very old video from The Witcher 3, for example. At 1333ghz and 2133ghz the frequencies of RAM.

[@Snus83]

Thanks, I'll try during the next beta test this weekend, even though I doubt 1833 -> 2133 MHz will make a huge difference (most likely it will only make the system unstable). What is the voltage of your CPU @4.5GHZ? I assume you use 45 ratio and 100 MHz system bus, don't you?
The Witcher 3 ran fine for me on ultra settings in 1920x1200 (and in 2k resolution GPU becomes a bottleneck). I even had worse memory back then (2 x 4 GB 1600MHz Geil). Not a single BSOD in 120+ hours, stable fps, and only one crash to desktop (happened during a cutscene, most likely a game bug).

[@MrBeav1s]

My i5-2500k
4.5ghz = 1.32v (x45)
4.8ghz = 1.39v (x48)
system bus = 100 mhz all time
7 years I use overclocking 4.5 GHz
I tried the frequencies above, at 4.8ghz 1.39v full stability, but for constant use I decided to leave the voltage and frequency lower.
The Hynix 1333 1.5V RAM is overclocked to 2133 1.6V (11/11/11/30)

[@chrisseoconsultant]

I have this processor + a GTX 1060 6GBs and I too get up to 80fps but it drops down to 30 and probably more like 50fps on average and I've put settings all on low and barely any improvement. I was running on Windows 7 and I read someone had a similar problem and upgraded to windows 10 and it was much better. I wasn't able to upgrade to 10 before the beta ended.

[@andrey3811]

Отзовись, или просто чиркани мне куда-нибудь, где можешь отписать. 2 года ищу тебя. Это форти, если помнишь меня ещё.

[@kermitthefrog3685]

totally unplayable for me with i7 3770 and rx480. Constand fr drops and crashing. I've tried every fix and nothign works. As soon as i start shooting, my screen freezes

[@Ozay1998]

how much ram do you have ? you should be able to hit constant 60 fps

[@kermitthefrog3685]

@@Ozay1998 Some of the updates have helped. 32gb ram 4x8

[@hudimi2192]

If i have i5 2500, what's the diference ?

[@MrBeav1s]

The main difference in the frequency of the CPU = 2500 = 3.3GHz, my 2500k is overclocked to 4.5GHz

[@hudimi2192]

@@MrBeav1s And how much fps can I lose ?