Time Nudge Issues

OskooI_007​ My PC model Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition R10, and Dell is OEM. I opened up the PC and saw its a AMMTS-SH motherboard. 

https://www.dell.com/support/product-details/en-us/servicetag/BGBD9R3/overview

I like CUPID CPU-Z... It pretty much shows you everything. 

kuug88​ the motherboard model number isn't giving me much information in a Google search. Do you see a sticker on the PC case with the PC's model number?

OskooI_007​ I have the following motherboard.
Alienware Aurora R10 (0TYR0X A01)

kuug88​ you can enable the FPS Performance Overlay in BF6 to see your CPU and SIM framerate. They both need to be over 60fps in order to keep time nudge (TN) from spiking to a high number.

I think single channel memory performance is reducing CPU performance.

https://nerdschalk.com/enable-fps-battlefield-6/

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kuug88​ hello. HWiNFO show is showing the memory is in single channel mode because there's only one memory stick installed in the motherboard.

Dual channel memory mode requires two matching memory sticks that are identical.

The memory timing of CL 20 is slow for 3200MHz DDR4 memory. A faster CL timing of 16 is better if you decide to shop for a dual channel 3200MHz memory kit. It will come with two identical memory sticks.

Take a look at the motherboard and see who the manufacturer is (Asus, MSI, Gigabyte) and what the model number is. We can look up which memory sticks are compatible with the motherboard by looking up the QVL memory list for the motherboard.

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I updated XMP on my RAM and still getting TN issues