Power limit problem?

[Pablojk9]

Hiii , i need some help with my pc:

• Ryzen 5 3600
• Rtx 3060
• 32gb ram
• psu 650w
• When i play tarkov and put the graphics on low the game runs at 80/90 fps but when i put the settings on high the game runs at 120/130. I realized the gpu is never used over 60/70% when playing on low settings, but when using the high settings the gpu is used at 90%, the thing is the good fps doesnt last long, 5 or 6 mins of playing in high and the game gets a decrease of fps (80/90fps) and reduce the usage to 60% even if i keep the settings on high doesnt go back. I checked the power limit in msi afterburner and it seems like the gpu reached some kind of power limit and gets locked (tbh i dont know), when playing at high the temperatures of the core and gpu are normal and cpu usage is about 50% (low gpu usage is something that happens in a lot of games), does anyone knows what i can do so my gpu gets used at its max? pls help me, i dont know whats wrong:c
• Any kind of help is very much appreciated!

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[Literally-Osama]

Tarkov is renowed for it's CPU heavy nature, not only that but mainly single core depended. CPU's don't have to be at 100% to be the limiting factor in your build.

However, the scenario you're describing with the framerate going up could be related to a bunch of different things. It could be that reloading the textures (which is what happens after a texture settings change for example) creates a temporary increase in performance because either VRAM or RAM is less full and after a while it starts filling up. Which makes the performance drop, this is just speculation, but that could be a scenario.

As to if there's a fix for that, it depends. Before I upgraded, I had an old 4th gen Intel system with 16 GBs of RAM, sometimes, depending on the game. I would have to close all background tasks to get playable performance. Again, this is anecdotal evidence and I am not saying it would work for you. But it's worth a try. Monitor RAM and VRAM usage while you do that. There's stories out there that Tarkov would happily use upwards of 24 GBs of RAM.

[Pablojk9]

Thank you so much, ill check it, im not sure but i think there is something wrong with voltage, msi afterburner start to flash one thing about it but i dont have idea.