F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Major performance issues at the top of the game with noticeable drops and stuttering.

Major performance issues at the top of the game with noticeable drops and stuttering.

Major performance issues at the top of the game with noticeable drops and stuttering.

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DA_Red_Gamer
Member
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07-13-2023, 03:33 AM
#1
You're facing a tough situation with your PC performance. It's struggling to hit the expected frame rates in many games, especially during intense moments like gunfights. The issue seems consistent across different titles and builds. You've already tried various upgrades—ram, graphics cards, drivers, power supply, and even changed storage types—but nothing seems to stabilize the performance. It's frustrating since you're close to a solid setup and haven't noticed major differences before. You're considering a full rebuild or a complete reset, which can be daunting but might be necessary if the current configuration isn't delivering the results you need.
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DA_Red_Gamer
07-13-2023, 03:33 AM #1

You're facing a tough situation with your PC performance. It's struggling to hit the expected frame rates in many games, especially during intense moments like gunfights. The issue seems consistent across different titles and builds. You've already tried various upgrades—ram, graphics cards, drivers, power supply, and even changed storage types—but nothing seems to stabilize the performance. It's frustrating since you're close to a solid setup and haven't noticed major differences before. You're considering a full rebuild or a complete reset, which can be daunting but might be necessary if the current configuration isn't delivering the results you need.

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alexagas
Member
210
07-13-2023, 08:30 AM
#2
Your gaming temps are being tracked, likely using DOCP monitoring. You seem to have updated your display drivers and switched from NVIDIA to AMD. That change makes sense. You mentioned considering a fresh Windows 11 install.
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alexagas
07-13-2023, 08:30 AM #2

Your gaming temps are being tracked, likely using DOCP monitoring. You seem to have updated your display drivers and switched from NVIDIA to AMD. That change makes sense. You mentioned considering a fresh Windows 11 install.

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LuffySenpaaai
Member
53
07-14-2023, 09:32 AM
#3
Attempted to run docp without it, then ran it normally and increased clock speed to 200MHz. I also checked the RAM timing and adjusted it further. Planning to test DDU today; if that fails, I’ll try a fresh install. Note: Swapping RAM slots caused boot issues—PC started in slots 1+3 but worked fine with 2+4 now. Possibly my MOBO is involved? It would power on and fans spin, but the RAM would shut down immediately after RGB activated. Did it three times before safe mode booted. Very odd behavior.
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LuffySenpaaai
07-14-2023, 09:32 AM #3

Attempted to run docp without it, then ran it normally and increased clock speed to 200MHz. I also checked the RAM timing and adjusted it further. Planning to test DDU today; if that fails, I’ll try a fresh install. Note: Swapping RAM slots caused boot issues—PC started in slots 1+3 but worked fine with 2+4 now. Possibly my MOBO is involved? It would power on and fans spin, but the RAM would shut down immediately after RGB activated. Did it three times before safe mode booted. Very odd behavior.

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B_H
Junior Member
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07-14-2023, 10:06 AM
#4
It seems the problem might be related to the motherboard and memory bus. The PC won't boot at all when using RAM configurations like 1+3 or a single stick in 1 or 3, but works with a single stick in 2 or 4 or dual sticks in 2 and 4. I changed the RAM setup and still faced the same issue. The motherboard lights up during a crash, but I can't test it on another AM4 board. I have a warranty, so I might contact support to see if they can cover it.
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B_H
07-14-2023, 10:06 AM #4

It seems the problem might be related to the motherboard and memory bus. The PC won't boot at all when using RAM configurations like 1+3 or a single stick in 1 or 3, but works with a single stick in 2 or 4 or dual sticks in 2 and 4. I changed the RAM setup and still faced the same issue. The motherboard lights up during a crash, but I can't test it on another AM4 board. I have a warranty, so I might contact support to see if they can cover it.