#Rust FPS problem

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pulsar raven
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I have some problem that when I run Rust on max settings I get around 30-100 FPS depending on the area and how much people in the server but when I'm on medium settings I get around 20-70 FPS. I get 60% CPU and 80% GPU usage while on max settings but 40% CPU and 50% GPU usage on medium settings. I'm running an Intel core i5-10400F, RTX 3060 Ti 8GB and 32GB of ram. Anyone know what the issue is and how do I get higher and more stable FPS?

grave ivy
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You're experiencing CPU bottlenecks

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that 10th gen Intel CPU is basically slow

nimble streamBOT
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These apps/games should be benchmarked with the expectation that they will have limitations depending on the system's CPU, though they should usually run well given minimum CPU requirements are met, and you have sufficient GPU power. If in doubt, check the minimum specs of the game(s).

Using an upscaler like DLSS Super Resolution?
Keep in mind that you may become more likely to be CPU limited when using upscalers as your internal render resolution drops and hence total GPU time to render a frame.

CPU limited

  • Most MMOs (e.g. World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy XIV)
  • Most esports shooters (e.g. Counter-Strike 2/Global Offensive, VALORANT, Rainbow Six: Siege), especially when ran in low resolutions and/or with competitive (Low) settings. Keep in mind that Call of Duty/Battlefield/Marvel Rivals are not esports shooters and have similar performance characteristics as a lower-requirement AAA game.
  • Most large-scale or heavily detailed simulation games (e.g. Factorio/Stellaris/Civilization/Kerbal Space Program/Cities: Skylines/Microsoft Flight Simulator)
  • Console emulation, especially those emulating newer systems (e.g. RPCS3/Cemu), or those emulating using low-level emulation (emulates the exact behavior instead of just the results) (e.g. cycle-accurate emulation or LLE plug-ins for 5th/6th gen consoles)
  • Games using API wrappers (e.g. dgVoodoo)
  • Assassin's Creed series
  • Avowed
  • Crime Scene Cleaner
  • Escape from Tarkov
  • Fallout 4 (See /fallout4)
  • Far Cry 4
  • Fortnite (See /fortnite)
  • Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced with Extended Distance Scaling turned on beyond 50% and/or Ray Tracing set to Very High or above
  • Helldivers II
  • Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
  • Kingdom Come Deliverance 1
  • Minecraft: Java Edition
  • Monster Hunter: Rise
  • Roblox
  • Rocket League
  • Spider-Man series
  • Star Citizen
  • Watch Dogs: Legion
  • Wuthering Waves
  • Zenless Zone Zero

Simultaneously CPU and GPU heavy

  • Assassin's Creed: Shadows
  • Baldur's Gate III
  • Call of Duty: Warzone/Modern Warfare Zombies
  • Cities: Skylines II with Level of Detail set to Medium or above
  • Cyberpunk 2077 with Ray Tracing/Path Tracing (RT Overdrive)
  • Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
  • Hogwarts Legacy
  • Starfield
  • The Last of Us: Part II
pulsar raven
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i have a budget of around 200 usd for now as im moving

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i was planning on maybe upgrading to an i7 11th or i5 11th gen

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as im pretty sure rust runs on single cores rather than multi

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or should i get a new motherboard and cpu combined

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anything that is cheaper but still gains me fps and lets me run rust and other games better

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@grave ivy

grave ivy
grave ivy
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Anything 12th gen Intel or above or get Ryzen AM5

pulsar raven
pulsar raven
grave ivy
grave ivy
pulsar raven
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while dlss off gets me 50 average

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and looks really frizzy

grave ivy
pulsar raven
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rust unfortunately only has 2 dlss modes, ultra performance and max quality

pulsar raven
grave ivy
pulsar raven
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alright man thanks, for now i will while i order the new mobo and cpu

pulsar raven
teal solstice
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imma tell u this

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rust is the worst game ever for fps