GPU Instancing Help, Performance not expected!

Hello,

Im running Windows 10, Unity 2018.2.15f1, default render pipeline.

Specs:

gtx 1080 (evga) @ +85/+175/+50%/PT: 120%

i7 8700k @ max turbo (5ghz)

850watt psu

32gb ram @ 3200mhz (dual channel)

I have a prefab in Unity 2018.2.15f1:

The prefab has 2 LODs (single objects), which are both a child objects of the main object.

Both LODs have a texture straight applied to it with gpu instancing enabled with specular highlight disabled, reflections disabled, and double sided global disabled.

The model has about 500 vertices at LOD 0 and 100 at LOD 1

Im rendering about 2.6 Million vertices and running at 30fps. I thought this frame rate might have to do with the updating of the objects taking place on multiple threads. Here is the script for the model parent:

 using UnityEngine;
 
 public class GS_Fern : MonoBehaviour, IThreadUpdatable {
 
     public GameObject[] Elements;
 
     private bool setEnabled = false;
     private bool lastEnabled = false;
     private bool change = false;
 
     private Vector3 position = Vector3.zero;
 
     public void threadUpdate(int chunk)
     {
         bool value = Vector3.Distance(position, Player.playerPosition) < 15;
         setEnabled = value;
         if (value != lastEnabled)
         {
             lastEnabled = value;
             change = true;
         }
     }
     
     private void Update()
     {
         position = transform.position;
 
         if (!change)
             return;
 
         foreach (GameObject el in Elements)
         {
             el.GetComponent<MeshRenderer>().enabled = setEnabled;
         }
         change = false;
     }
     
 }

In the frame analyzer, the "RenderForward.RenderLoopJob" has about 14 thousand calls (all without "(instanced)") (different model with the same thing I described), looking like this:

Also in the frame analyzer, the "DepthPass.Job" has about 140 calls (all with "(instanced)"), witch looks like this:

Is this a problem?

Am I doing anything wrong?

Please help and answer if you can!