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RX 570 ROG With Very Very Bad Performance

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System Name RX570 i7 3770
Processor i7 3770
Motherboard p8z77v-lx
Cooling Stock Cooler
Memory 8 GB 1600MHz DDR3
Video Card(s) RX 570 ROG ASUS
Storage 2 TB HDD
Display(s) Samsung LC24F390FHMXUF
Case Thermaltake
Power Supply Cooler Master MWe 550W
Mouse G300S
My PC Specs;

8 GB RAM Kingston 1600MHz DDR3.
RX570 ROG STRIX.
i7 3770.
Cooler Master Mwe 550W PSU
2TB HDD.
ASUS-P8Z77VLX motherboard.



I was using this system with GT 640 and a bad PSU(which is 350W).

Then I replaced GPU first, but I couldn't feel almost no difference. I thought maybe PSU was the cause of this problem. Then I replaced that too. But nothing changed. I just wanted to play recent games on low, even BF3 with medium settings 60+ FPS. But no BF3 very low settings gave me 40-80 on Caspian Border(Which is a big map). HitmanTM with 40 FPS on medium. BF5 online with 20-30FPS. I looked for the benchmark with my GPU+CPU combination, they can easily play APEX Legends, BF5 and much more games like these. Please help me, in my country these are not easy and cheap things to buy. Please try to help me, I will appreciate it.

(My motherboards BIOS version is not the latest one, not the latest but ok. I will try to update it tomorrow, but I don't think it's going to help.)

I haven't seen that this GPU had more than 100W TDP ingame.



I will try to answer any question you will ask.
 

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Download 3DMark and post your FireStrike results.

What is your in-game temperatures for both CPU and GPU?
 
Download 3DMark and post your FireStrike results.

What is your in-game temperatures for both CPU and GPU?
I don't think that enough hot to catch my eye. GPU not even more than 65. I'am downloading the 3dmark now.
 

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I couldn't download it bcuz it's too big. I am downloading Superposition Benchmark, I will share it's results.
 
Superposition doesn't have a database to compare against or CPU test.

Run Hitman in full resolution on the highest quality and post GPU-Z readings.
 
GPU-Z looks normal. What about 3DMark score?
It sees my gpu as 570 in benchmark but it says rx480 in here, weird.

Superposition doesn't have a database to compare against or CPU test.

Run Hitman in full resolution on the highest quality and post GPU-Z readings.
Ultra high settings 15minutes gameplay.
 

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Superposition wasn't updated to detect the RX 500 series and RX 570 is very similar to RX 470.

The score is normal, and I can't find anything unusual in GPU-Z except of low memory controller load.

Run a 4GB stress test in Kombustor / FurMark to see if all memory is utilized.

You should update the motherboard BIOS and load optimized defaults.

Consider overclocking the CPU since the i7-3770 is a bit outdated now, and yours running only at 3.4 GHz.

Non-K models have a limited overclocking capability. Perhaps you can find a used i7-3770K on eBay for cheap.
 
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Superposition wasn't updated to detect the RX 500 series and RX 570 is very similar to RX 470.

The score is normal, and I can't find anything unusual in GPU-Z except of low memory controller load.

Run a 4GB stress test in Kombustor / FurMark to see if all memory is utilized.

You should update the motherboard BIOS and load optimized defaults.

Consider overclocking the CPU since the i7-3770 is a bit outdated now, and yours running only at 3.4 GHz.

Non-K models have a limited overclocking capability. Perhaps you can find a used i7-3770K on eBay for cheap.
How am I going to do that 4GB test with FurMark?
If it is not something like that I already did the test you can see at the post.

Is motherboard's BIOS update going to matter that much?
 
How am I going to do that 4GB test with FurMark?
If it is not something like that I already did the test you can see at the post.

Is motherboard's BIOS update going to matter that much?

Like this:

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Or run some game or benchmark that use 4 GB of video RAM like Final Fantasy XV Benchmark or Hitman at ultra settings and super sampling enabled.

And yes, BIOS update is important.
 
Doesn't look all that strange to me... GPU temps, load TDP are quite fine aren't they?

Some performance is lost here and there, surely, but the card is fine. Optimize your rig with the most recent BIOS, drivers, and start killing off background processes whenever you need performance.
 
Doesn't look all that strange to me... GPU temps, load TDP are quite fine aren't they?

Some performance is lost here and there, surely, but the card is fine. Optimize your rig with the most recent BIOS, drivers, and start killing off background processes whenever you need performance.
If I can't solve this problem in the future I will reset my system.
Like this:

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Or run some game or benchmark that use 4 GB of video RAM like Final Fantasy XV Benchmark or Hitman at ultra settings and super sampling enabled.

And yes, BIOS update is important.

I'll share the test results. I am not one hundred percent sure If I totally understand that memory thing.

The thing is bugging me, I have nearly got the same system with this guy and look at the FPS difference. What causes this kinda shit...

Like this:

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Or run some game or benchmark that use 4 GB of video RAM like Final Fantasy XV Benchmark or Hitman at ultra settings and super sampling enabled.

And yes, BIOS update is important.
Only uses a little part of the VRAM, I hope I got the cause of this problem?
 

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The thing is bugging me, I have nearly got the same system with this guy and look at the FPS difference. What causes this kinda shit...

Only uses a little part of the VRAM, I hope I got the cause of this problem?

You have a different card and motherboard. 3DMark has a huge database to compare against.

Try to run Superposition on 4K and see if video RAM usage hits 4GB.
 
I'll let you know when I do that BIOS update. I hope it'll worth it.
 
Scan your system for viruses and malware too. Set power plan to High performance. Clean the system from any junk running in the background (if there is any).
 
That dude has overclocked CPU at 3.8GHz in that youtube video and the FPS is utterly bad.

What is the discussion even, furmarks, superpostion etc... nonsense.

You want to game at LOW, ie weak GPU load, HIGH CPU load, yet test things at high GPU load that greatly eases CPU load...


Sandy ivy needs at least 4.5GHz to work normally with this card. I've run this platform, even on 7970, single thread was not enough. Radeon cards are more sensitive on that and demand a bit more CPU horsepower. That a bit for that old stone is too much.
 
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I realized something now. My CPU is normally 4C/8T but my PC and Cinebench R15 doesn't think like that. They see this CPU like 2C/4T What should I do?
 

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Go into BIOS and see what your CPU settings really are... this is weird. Are you using anything from the chipset/board in terms of software for BIOS? It may overwrite things once you enter Windows. Check that too.
 
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