Is it because poorly optimized beta game client or its the original performance and will be like this in full release? My game runs @1080p 30-55-75 fps depending on the crowd.
My hardware:
CPU: Intel i9 9900KS limited edition @5.0ghz (all 8 cores are performance cores and runs @5.0ghz on Aorus pro Z390 motherboard)
GPU: MSI Gaming Series Nvidia RTX 5060 TI 16gb VRAM
RAM: G.Skill TridentZ 32gb 3600 mhz.
HD: Samsung EVO PLUS 970 2TB NVMe m.2 SSD
I run AAA games and other online games between 120-500fps on high to ultra settings.
This game should be at least runs @120
My windows and all the drivers are up to date.
Whats the problem?
I’m having the same problems with a similar setup. But my game also start to stutter after a quite short time playing.
I would also like to know if this is a bug in beta or if it will stay like this on release. Many customers are talking about it, but havent seen any official info from blizzard?
on my 9060 xt 16gb forever runs at 5 fps but my daughter got a 6650 xt so also amd and runs at 60 fps
The game is heavily cpu-limited because it is mostly using one main cpu thread.
You will need to upgrade that old CPU wether you like it or not.
I have a AMD Ryzen™ 7 250 gHz. That won’t be enough?
Then Blizz should change their coding i wont buy whole new system for just a one game my CPU still a beast even though its 5 yrs old also this game 22 years old.
Also i ran some test by changing different graphic settings lowered everything to low and disable all the extra effects and features dropped the resolution to the lowest even lowered the render scale to the bottom nothing has change performance wise.
My verdict this problem is on blizz side. My system totally on par with their recommended system requirements.
Just to throw it out there, if you are on dx 11 change to dx 12.
Mine was actually set to 11 as default for some reason and the stutter was so bad.
250Ghz? yeah that should be fine 
But srsly.. what’s your cpu? Ryzen 7 means nothing by itself.
That is exactly what a cpu limit means 
Sorry, typo from hell.
It just says “AMD Ryzen™ 7 250-processor (3,30 GHz - 5,10 GHz)
I see, it’s a notebook CPU.
“This isn’t an entirely new APU; instead, the R7 250 is a rebadged R7 8840U.”