ok so why do i get really bad performance in forza horizon 3 conpaired to this guy
Ryzen 3 1200 OC 3.9GHz paired with a GTX 1060 - Enough for 60 FPS at 1080p? - 14 Games Tested - YouTube
Windows 10: (IM NEW)newly built pc (ryzen 3 1300x 1060 3gb)micro stuttering 
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New 25 Sep 2017 #71
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New 25 Sep 2017 #73
It's a zotac1060 3gb mini running a t stock I'm not on pc atm btw
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New 25 Sep 2017 #74
I really can't answer your question. It could be the game settings, the game itself, he could have had his card overclocked or other things. It could also be your card having problems.
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New 25 Sep 2017 #75
It could be my cpu as the game performed the same low as it did ultra
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New 26 Sep 2017 #76
Hey guys. I think the main problem is amount of RAM here. As we can see from almost every task manager picture, when you are playing games, you have at least 7GB+ of RAM taken. I think the RAM simply fills completely and then it takes a while to flush it (= to empty it a little), which causes the in-game lag. I would not try to overclock PC, this can only lead to more instability if you have never done it.
Keep your CPU on default, but try to add another stick of RAM. I think 8 GB is low nowadays. And according to your posts, you clearly have problems with memory.
PS. Your RAM also run on 2133 MHz, it would be better if you could get at least 2600 MHz, Ryzens scale really well with RAM speed. More RAM SPEED = more power.
BTW. which memory module do you exactly have? (Kingston, Crucial, G-Skill, etc...)
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New 26 Sep 2017 #77
Clearly you don't hear this guy mentioning stuttering and frame dropping and the Ryzen chip is showing very high usageablao said:
That in a nutshell will make a bad experience and bring you here for advice lol
Budget builds are nice but when you need power for certain games it will cripple your hardware the most affordable Hardware isn't always the best option your current setup should be fine but yeah you need at least 16GB of ram to help out the GPU that only has 3GB it will help the CPU buffer out better vs 8GB
As you can see in the clip the Bottle neck is huge even with lower end Graphics lol the lower AMD chips aren't that great anything below 1500x might just be a waste IMHO to me that is the sweet spot for gamer's the other chips might let you game but see most of these videos it's a terrible experience and you'll be beating your head in over it
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Hi I have corsair vengeance lpx yes I am thinking about getting a extra 8gb soon but I have just bought the ryzen 5 1600pancake said:
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I'm talking about forza horizon 3 and how mine won't even keep 30fps on lowest settingssolarstarshines said:Clearly you don't hear this guy mentioning stuttering and frame dropping and the Ryzen chip is showing very high usage
That in a nutshell will make a bad experience and bring you here for advice lol
Budget builds are nice but when you need power for certain games it will cripple your hardware the most affordable Hardware isn't always the best option your current setup should be fine but yeah you need at least 16GB of ram to help out the GPU that only has 3GB it will help the CPU buffer out better vs 8GB
As you can see in the clip the Bottle neck is huge even with lower end Graphics lol the lower AMD chips aren't that great anything below 1500x might just be a waste IMHO to me that is the sweet spot for gamer's the other chips might let you game but see most of these videos it's a terrible experience and you'll be beating your head in over it
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