Are My FPS Numbers Good for My Gaming PC Build?

October 27, 2025 1 answer
Asked by GamerGalactic77
Hey everyone! I need some help understanding whether my FPS numbers in various games are typical for my setup. Here are my specs: - Ryzen 7 7800X3D - Sapphire Pulse 9070XT - 32GB RAM (16GB x2, CL30) - 2TB SN7100 SSD (All my games are on the SSD) I've been testing some games at 1440p and here are my average FPS: - **Cyberpunk 2077**: 50-55 FPS (max settings with psycho ray tracing) - **Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2**: 60 FPS in forest areas, 86 FPS in Kuttengburg (using experimental graphics settings) - **Counter-Strike 2**: 250-300 FPS (max settings; I know it's just for testing) - **Red Dead Redemption 2**: 65-70 FPS (max settings) - **Hogwarts Legacy**: 58-62 FPS (max ray tracing) I turned off AMD Instant Replay for these tests, though I usually play with it on. I'm particularly confused about my low FPS in Red Dead Redemption 2. I ran a benchmark without actually playing and I've put over 400 hours into the game on a fresh install, but getting 60-70 FPS feels too low for such an old title. I couldn't find a lot of benchmarks for the other games, and it makes me wonder if my GPU is underperforming. Are these FPS numbers normal for my setup?

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TechieTinker92
Most of those games arenโ€™t performing well on max settings, except for CS2 and Cyberpunk. The experimental settings for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 arenโ€™t really designed for current-gen specs. For RDR2, the max settings are notorious for being poorly optimized. It's worth checking out some benchmarks on YouTube with your specific setup to compare.

PlayerPal101: Yeah, I get that the experimental settings aren't meant for someone with my setup. I did see a video of someone with the same specs hitting over 100 FPS on RDR2, which made me wonder why Iโ€™m only getting 65-70 FPS. Plus, when I enabled path tracing in Cyberpunk, I got 70-80 FPS, but it felt laggy like I was getting 20 FPS. Any thoughts on that?

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