PC is bored, but still not 60 FPS

Hey all together,
as the topic says, my PC is bored and puts out only 40-60% of its max power, but i still cant get 60 fps in BeamNG, i dont know why this is. I started overclocking, RAM optimisation and co, but nothing works out for me. I also tried different settings in BeamNG to get a good result... but Nothing seems to be working.
I want to record in WQHD and 60 Fps but i Cant get it down.
My Setup is:
X299 Gaming 7
i9 7900X@ 4,5 GHz
32gb Ram 3200
RTX 3080ti
I made a screenshot of the situation so you can see all yourself.
I hope anyone can tell me what is wrong.
LG

 

Can you press Ctrl + Shift + F In BeamNG? This'll open a more detailed performance graph. If any of the listed text flash red, then it is a bottleneck. (eg. game engine flashing red = game engine bottleneck.)
It's clear through task manager that there is not a CPU / GPU bottleneck, but it's a quick thing to try that can potentially uncover something.

 

I am at work at the Moment.
Sure i will do this tomorrow and will come back here.
What if the game engine is the bottle neck?
Is it that too much needs to be displayed?
Maybe Its the Workshop map shuto express way?
I discovered that on the West coast i got nealry 70 fps but the work load is nearly the same.

 

It could be a mod that you have, you should try to run the game in safe mode when you get the chance.

 

Could be that one of your CPU cores is at 100%. But looking at the performance info ingame will probably give some more info.

 

You can also try Vulkan and see how that performs

 

Hey all, Sorry for the late response.
But here is the screenshot of the Bottleneck Graph. It Clearly Says CPU Game Engine.
What does that exactly mean? Sometimes the different cores have 100 percent workload but other cores do nothing

 

First of all, show it with a vanilla map, not a mod map. Chinatown spawn in WCUSA is a good example where the stock game is most demanding. Then compare how it performs with Vulkan. Then tell us your graphics and traffic settings. Then check PC stuff like if your RAM is actually running at the set frequency and in dual channel, if your CPU clocks correctly and if resizable BAR is active

 

Okay i will dive into it. But my RAM cannot work in dual channel with a quad channel board and quad channel RAM.

 

Well, quad channel is fine too, of course.