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My gpu is not pushing what i should

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Ok..Hello

1st your benchmark link isn't working correctly.. So as far as the gpu under performing ,is it the FPS? What gpu model do you have? We need the model number as well. The wattage size of you PSU.

@Evan Omo
 
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t 3.9GHz

View attachment 1942 Radeon RX 480 Graphics

Microsoft Windows 10 Home

8GB RAM (Score: 182)
- RAM Speed: 9397 MB/s

CPU Tests (Score: 564)
- Floating Point Operations/Second: 103099828
- Integer Operations/Second: 608077576
- Hashes Computed/Second: 1377763

GPU Tests (Score: 444)
- 3D FPS: 1232

Disk Tests (Score: 33)
- Write Speed: 131 MB/s
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod...&cm_re=msi_armor_rx480-_-14-137-048-_-Product
Thank link is the gpu i have, im not sure the model number.
and i have a evga 600w psu
 
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also i did a benchmark on gears of war 4 and this is messed up. the first day i opened gears i was playing at roughly 70fps on ultra now this is all that happens
 

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Hi BigCraw2Raw, Welcome to PCHF! :)

Your PCPartPicker link is not valid so I can't see what components your computer is running.

Have you tried Performing a clean boot in Windows and seeing if that makes any difference?

Are any components being overclocked?

Did you update the motherboards BIOS to the latest version?

Did you set your Windows power plan to high performance?
 
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