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Avg Usage
35%GPU
71%CPU
87%RAM
141
FPSAverage
93
FPS1% Low
Resolution1920x1080
MultithreadedYes
MaterialLow
DetailLow
Anti-AliasingMSAA 4x
Tips & Tricks5
Good 1% Lows

1% low FPS drops to 93 FPS, frame drops below 120Hz cause visible stuttering. Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics usage at 71% is the bottleneck.

Moderate CPU Usage

CPU usage hit 71% while GPU sat at 35%. Your GPU has headroom, close background apps or lower settings to increase FPS.

Critical RAM Usage

RAM usage peaked at 98% of 8 GB. Close background apps to free up memory, or upgrade to more RAM.

Single Channel RAM

RAM is running in single channel mode, halving memory bandwidth. Install a second stick to enable dual channel for a significant FPS boost, especially in CPU-limited games.

Vsync On

FPS was capped to 120Hz. Disable Vsync in Valorant settings to increase FPS.

Frames per Second, FPSFPSBenchmark 08:40Playtime 05:24
Excellent AVG at 120HzGood 1% at 120Hz
Max153 FPS
Avg141 FPS
1% Low93 FPS
0.1% Low51 FPS
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GPU Usage, %
GoodPeak 77%
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CPU Usage, %
ModeratePeak 100%
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GPU Temp, °C
GoodPeak 56°C
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CPU Temp, °C
WarmPeak 84°C
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RAM Usage, %
HighPeak 98%
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8 GBDDR5-4800
87%Avg
98%Max
Background Processes

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Valorant PC system requirements

Valorant on AMD RadeonT 660M + Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics: 141 FPS at 1080p

AMD RadeonT 660M benchmark: 141 FPS avg, 93 FPS 1% lows at 1080p. Tested with Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics and 8GB RAM. GPU 54°C, CPU 72°C. Some frame drops below 120 Hz. CPU bottleneck, Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics at 71%.

speedPerformance
Excellent AVG at 120HzGood 1% at 120Hz
141AVG FPS
931% LOW
30
60
120
931%
153MAX
141AVG
1080pmonitor120HzSome frame drops below 120 FPS
developer_boardGPU
GoodPeak 77%
AMD AMD RadeonT 660M Logo
AMD RadeonT 660M
Usage
35% / 77%
Temp
54°C / 56°C
Has headroom: your GPU can handle more
memoryCPU
ModeratePeak 100%
AMD AMD Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics Logo
Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics
Usage
71% / 100%
Temp
72°C / 84°C
Has plenty of headroom
timerPlaytime
00:05:24Enough for reliable data
memory_altRAM
HighPeak 98%
8 GB DDR5-4800
Usage
87% / 98%
Running tight at 8GB: upgrading to 32GB would help
compressBottleneck
AMD AMD RadeonT 660M Logo
20%
80%
AMD AMD Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics Logo
AMD RadeonT 660MCPU Limitedarrow_forwardRyzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics
Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics is holding back your GPU: upgrade it to unlock more FPS
tuneGame Settings
Resolution1920x1080
appsBackground Apps
Background apps are private

Hardware

memory_altRAM
8 GB DDR54800 MHz · Single Channel
87%Avg
hard_driveStorage
Micron MTFDKCD512TFK512 GB · HDD
developer_boardMotherboard
LENOVO LNVNB161216FP7
Windows 11
AMD Driver 32.0.21043.19003
1920x1080 @ 120Hz

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Answers About Your Benchmark

speedHow many FPS does AMD RadeonT 660M get in Valorant at 1080p?expand_more
AMD RadeonT 660M delivers 141 FPS average in Valorant at 1080p. 1% lows hit 93 FPS. Some frame drops during demanding scenes.
compressIs Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics bottlenecking AMD RadeonT 660M in Valorant?expand_more
Yes, Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics shows signs of a CPU bottleneck at 71% usage while AMD RadeonT 660M sits at 35%. A faster processor would unlock higher FPS.
memoryIs 8GB RAM enough for Valorant?expand_more
Valorant used 87% of 8GB RAM. Running tight, upgrading to 32GB is recommended if you multitask.
thermostatWhat are normal GPU and CPU temperatures while gaming?expand_more
The AMD RadeonT 660M reached 54°C and the Ryzen 5 6600H with Radeon Graphics reached 72°C. Both within safe limits for gaming.
trending_downWhat does 1% low FPS mean?expand_more
The lowest FPS drops, your lag spikes. Here it's 93 FPS vs 141 FPS average. A small gap means consistent frame delivery.
boltHow do I get more FPS in Valorant?expand_more
Your CPU is the limiting factor, lower CPU-heavy settings like draw distance, physics, and NPC density. Check the Tips & Tricks section above for specific fixes based on your benchmark data, including background apps, driver issues, and hardware settings.

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