Created a fresh PC using earlier components - Games Won't Work - Ryzen 5 5600x + RX 6700 XT - need assistance
Created a fresh PC using earlier components - Games Won't Work - Ryzen 5 5600x + RX 6700 XT - need assistance
Hello! I recently assembled a new PC and noticed that my games aren’t running smoothly, even though they should be based on the same components. I returned my graphics card thinking it was defective and installed a replacement, but the issues persist—games don’t load or run at all.
The current setup includes:
- Ryzen 5 5600x
- Gigabyte B450 DS3H M.O (F63c BIOS)
- RX 6700 XT
- 16 GB 3200 DDR4 RAM
- 500 MB WD Blue SSD
- 2 TB M.2 WD Black
- EVGA 600 watt 80+ bronze power supply
These are the latest specs. I originally had a RX 6600, but after returning and upgrading, the performance issues continue. Everything is new except the motherboard, SSD, and power supply. The system works, but games fail to launch or load properly. After reinstalling my graphics card drivers (since my old SSD was using an RTX 3070), I’m unsure what’s causing the problem. Could it be a CPU issue, since having two different GPUs isn’t functioning?
do you believe you achieved this, or could you be mistaken?
if uncertain, double-check your setup.
the make and model of your graphics card are important.
the RTX 3070 performs similarly to the RX 6700 in terms of performance.
were you experiencing higher speeds before?
have you tested the RTX 3070 again to confirm if it faces the same problems?
Is there a method to verify if all your Nvidia drivers are removed? You went through a tutorial to uninstall them, but since you sold your old PC two years ago, kept the power supply SSD and motherboard, they were stored in your closet until you decided to build a new system. You also sold the RTX 3070 recently, so you can't test it now.
Was eine gründliche Windows-Installation durchgeführt oder war bereits ein Betriebssystem auf dem SSD vorhanden? Du wirst weiterhin Schwierigkeiten haben, bis du eine solche Reininstallation durchführst.
The OS is already set up. I'm starting a fresh Windows installation now.
Update your latest bios for your mb
Upgrade your PSU to a larger and more efficient one
simply re-running DDU and clearing all graphics data might help.
but you should really consider a complete OS installation with a new motherboard.
this could address any problems you're encountering.
don't rely on videos making performance promises.
even with identical hardware and settings, such content is often designed to attract clicks rather than provide accurate information.
this device is of lower quality and not suited for demanding gaming setups.
You might want to consider upgrading your motherboard and power supply.