Gameplay Performance with EVGA RTX 3080 FTW 3 Ultra GPU

Hi, running into the same issues. 3080 FTW and getting 40 FPS. Really, REALLY annoying...

Did you found a solution?

thanks!

My Son has a RTX 3080 TUF and has no problems at 2560 x 1440 at 120 FPS...  I have the 3090 TI and get 145-155 FPS at 3440 x 1440

40FPS is way too low means you have another issue than the OP

Boith setups run identical graphic settings, maybe give them a spin

Which Windows version, GPU drivers, multiple monitors or other devices besides mouse and keyboard attached? 

@EA_AticKiddo has a 9900K in the setup with a 3080, my setup is a 11900K with a 3090Ti,

Both CPUs have SMT (or Hyperthreading) disabled and a manual overclock of 4800Mhz for all cores.

DDR4 memory has been boosted to 4000MHz from XMP 3600MHz clocks

CPU's run at 95%ish during the game, +/- 65°C cooled by a Noctua DH15

@EA_Atic
- I didn't see a performance increase with it enabled, they are not real cores anyway... 8 cores is plenty and the higher they can clock, the better the game runs
- The CPU runs higher frequencies with less required voltages (+200MHz with HT off at 1.2Vcore)
- The CPU runs cooler

Suggesting high detail settings is nice, but users need to look for a compromise between the monitor resolution, its refresh rate, (many run 144 or 165Hz monitors) and the performance of their GPU and subsystem.

An RTX 3080 will not do 165fps on HIGH preset at 2560x1440, my RTX 3090 had a rough time to do steady 145fps. 110-120FPS are possible, so the OP should adjust his targets

Anyway the above settings are rock solid on my son's and my setup... no stuttering, no lag , just solid game play.

Wishing this is soon for everybody and that the new patch addresses the high CPU load... that will  take at least some pressure away regarding the complaining.

But it will not fix it for everybody. There are way too many badly configured setups out there, Too much hardware/software which is not always fully compatible.

And BF2042 is really taxing on hardware and the stability of the chosen components.

Fingers crossed for next week...