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Result on an old 1050Ti graphic card

I tried to turn off the G-Sync/Vsync, but the result did not change, the fps remained the same as it was 30 I set up the bios, here is the result. I didn't find the from Auto to Gen4 setting

Changed only the power supply and video card

As for the additional power connectors, I rebuilt it 3 times, I connected the power for the CPU and GPU 100% correctly on the CPU, all cores are overclocked to 4.0 GHz, at least that's what the afterburner above says I'll try changing the video card.

Here's what I have

3DMark benchmark after reinstall Windows:

Screenshot form afterburner

Could it be a problem with the processor? It is unchecked.

I'm not sure about the power supply for the GPU. I don't know where to look The power supply changed after buying a video card from 500W to 750W

I understand it's bad? Results

After reading about updating the BIOS, I was scared to touch it

In general, I'll try to reinstall Windows, if it doesn't help, I'll go to make a return (I hope it doesn't come to that). If there are any other suggestions to solve the problem, I will gladly try

Bought in one of the large enterprises of my country

New graphics card with LHR, in other games same situation. I put the video card 2 times while changing the power supply About Vsync or Gsync, not sure, I don't know where it can be changed/viewed

Sorry, I just now saw that there is a separate scene, here are the results:

I'm certainly not a professional, but it seems to me that the frametime is a bit too big

There are a few problems with the 3DMark benchmark, so I ran the standard scene with MSI Afrerburner Settings: high Hope this helps:

I am also confused, because 1050 Ti really had more fps