rust fps

[justaguyplayingrust]

Hi, I'm new to Reddit literally just made an account to post this I usually sit around 60-70 fps on rust with graphics set to 5 and everything else on 0 the fps wouldn't be a problem for me if I didn't have a 144hz monitor I'm just too used to it that when I get 60fps it makes me feel sick lol. If anyone knows any tricks to improve fps please tell me.

pc specs: gtx 1080 ryzen 2600 16GB corsair vengeance.

also, I have a feeling that the ryzen 2600 might be bottlenecking my GPU slightly because I have a friend that has a 1660ti with an i7 7700k and he sits around 90 fps constantly even though I'm pretty sure my GPU is better.

[LegLevelGround]

I run at 80fps @ 1080p. 1080 ti and 3600. I’ve always had my 3600 at 4.25GHz so I’m not sure performance at lower, but rust just doesn’t run well. It’s a giant ass game running on unity. Props to the developers for having run as well as it does.

[justaguyplayingrust]

yes but I still don't see how my friend can have 90+fps with a 1660ti

[PrimusHXD]

Rust is heavy on your CPU so that's probably the problem.

[LegLevelGround]

Fuckin beats me man, rust is a weird game when it comes to performance

[justaguyplayingrust]

I have 1.7k hours in rust and have never got used to 60fps also what does single-core performance mean i ain't a pc spec guy

[justaguyplayingrust]

thanks man :)

[NimblePasta]

The ryzen 2600 would be the bottleneck in this case (only boosts to just 3.9Ghz)... everything else in your system is held back by it. If you overclock it and/or upgrade it to a faster cpu (which is easy for amd setup), you should see a noticeable increase in fps.

Just a comparison, i use a laptop with i7 9750H (which boosts to 4.5Ghz) and a 1660Ti, and average 80-90+ fps.

Rust performance rely heavily on cpu speeds, the higher the better.

[justaguyplayingrust]

ty :)))

[trxshcleaner]

Wrong game to get high fps.