LOW FPS on a good gaming pc

hello everyone so i encounter a fps bug where the game is a bit unplayable, for example, when i play on the west coast usa i get like 30 fps before, i got like 60 fps and now 30 fps? this is soo stupid seriously
here are my specs
Intel Core i5 10400F
nVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650
16GB RAM
250GB SSD
1TB HDD
i'm thinking of upgrading my pc in april since it takes long to puchase the pc part, i've barely like bought a 32gb ram, 2tb and i need the mobo, the gpu and the cpu, any help is appreciated
(UPDATE) i've upgraded my pc now and still getting a little fps here

 

Are you running the latest version of the game? Also, run the game in safe mode. If it still lags in safe mode, press Ctrl + Shift + F to open the performance graph. Look to see what PC component might be reducing your FPS.

 

yes i am

 

I'm thinking your GPU and CPU are causing issues, have you changed the graphic settings at all........i would start by hitting the lowest preset and work your way up until the fps is not what you would consider playable.

 

i think i'll get like 70-60 fps around when i do that

 

So at the lowest settings, if you open the performance graph up what does it show, GPU or CPU bottlenecking? Your CPU is decent so i'm leaning more towards your GPU being the issue

What is your budget for an upgrade?

 

could show the cpu bottlenecking

 

How much in the future? Right now those are not bad choices (especially the CPU) however GPU wise, if you were going with the 3060 I'd go with the 12GB version vs the 8GB version. If you are waiting a few months there might be better deals then.

 

maybe like in middle april and it will get to cost me 300 lei possibly because i live in romania

 

recently got a 12th gen i5 and RTX 3060 12gb and get a easy 75 to 80 fps on west coast on the ultra preset with trafic

 

cool

 

I have a really good gaming PC that I built with my dad a few years back, and I keep getting a problem with heavy dust build up in it because I live in a high desert area, so you could be having that issue, because dust easily gets through the fans and just starts caking in there. I recommend using an air compressor with a nozzle attachment, or maybe one of those brush nozzle attachments on a vacuum cleaner, just be really careful with the vacuum because my friend tried that and bent his motherboard.

 

i recommend using a antistatic brush and or vacuum attachments this help against static buildup