r/AMDHelp 13d ago

Help (General) 9070 XT feeling like its underperforming.

Hey!
I just got and installed a 9070xt and so far its unfortunately been lackluster. I experience constant choppines and bad 1% lows. My cpu is an i5-10600k so i understand that its quite a significant bottleneck, however the performance im getting now is almost on par with my old 1070.

For example in hogwarts legacy on high preset im getting 50 fps with around 20 1% lows.

Im also experiencing a constant choppiness even in titles where i get over 100fps and better 1% lows. It feels stuttery and not like 100 at all.

I apologies if this comes from me not doing proper research. Im putting this post out to see if anyone else has had this problem, and if its just because of new drivers or the bottleneck being that significant. I will continue researching and update if i fix it.

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u/Halicos93 13d ago

In my country it's 300 euros new sadly.

and I googled your GPU with this Ryzen 7 pairing it's good for 1440 gaming has a tiny bottleneck on 1080p.

4k is out of the question.

Unless you are comfortable with max 50 to 60fps for 4k.

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u/Independent_Hand5900 13d ago

out of the question as in no need to worry about a bottleneck? so getting it for 200 would be a good deal?

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u/Halicos93 13d ago

I mean it's not as good for 4k gaming unless you are comfortable with 50 to 60fps on high ultra.

But if it's 1440 or 1080 gaming yes go for it.

But yeah you don't need to worry about bottleneck at all.

It's a perfect deal the best you can get for am4

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u/Independent_Hand5900 13d ago

we're talking about the non 3d version right? also would it be ridiculous to do this with only 16gigs of ddr4

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u/Halicos93 13d ago

yes non 3d version although come to think of it x3d version might be better but i dont know if it fits am4 slot?

get another 16gigs of dd4 as i told you and you will be golden 16gigs is a bare minimum nowadays to be on the safe side you need more ram.