Gaming and watching with random pauses and hesitations.
Gaming and watching with random pauses and hesitations.
Did you replace the drive or the GPU? If it's the drive, there may be an issue with your new setup—possibly an SSD problem. A fresh Windows installation could help, though running SFC and DISM might resolve it. If it's the GPU, your graphics card is likely faulty and would require a return merchandise authorization.
Sorry to hear you're facing these build problems. It seems similar to what I've experienced with my AM5 setup—unexpected frame rate drops during games that aren't tied to the engine or background apps. It's frustrating, isn't it? Sometimes components just behave unpredictably. Your PC is being tested in a store because I don’t have enough parts for independent testing, but I’m starting to lose hope. It’s tough dealing with this complexity. From what you described, it might be your GPU having an issue. If you replaced it with a 1080Ti and it worked fine, and you tried a different power supply, that would likely help. Wishing you the best, it really takes a toll mentally when you want to relax but can’t.
This feature isn't widely known yet. It relates to managing framebuffers when using multiple monitors. You can usually locate the setting in your display or graphics settings menu. If unsure, checking your monitor manufacturer's documentation or support site would help.
I'll keep you updated on the progress and any steps taken to resolve the issue. If there are updates, I'll let you know right away. Apologies for the inconvenience and your frustration.
Hey there, thanks for reaching out. It sounds like you're dealing with some unexpected issues after bringing your 1080ti back online. The random frame drops could point to a power delivery problem on your motherboard. Let me know if you'd like help troubleshooting further!
This could be the issue. The 7900x3d might have some odd behavior. The 3d virtual cache is set up for just a single CCD, but the Windows scheduler doesn't recognize that, so it treats all cores equally and may drop frames when they don't match. Disabling one CCD might resolve the frame drops.
Consider replacing the CPU. If that doesn't work, the motherboard might be the issue—submit for replacement.