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Micro freezing technology for Ryzen 3600 processors

Micro freezing technology for Ryzen 3600 processors

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BlueStar_LH
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03-15-2019, 04:08 AM
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Hello, I'm experiencing a freezing issue on my system that occurs randomly, regardless of load. It lasts only about half a second and causes everything to freeze while audio sounds robotic. This has been happening since I upgraded my CPU from a Ryzen 1600 to a 3600X. Initially, I suspected an incompatibility between my old motherboard (Gigabyte AB350M Gaming 3) and the new CPU, but after replacing most components, the problem persists. Currently, I have: CPU: Ryzen 5 3600x, Stock MB: MSI x570 gaming, RAM: 2x8GB, Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz GPU, PSU: Seasonic Platinum Prime 550W, HDDs: 2 SATA and 2 SSDs. I'm unsure if any disk is responsible for the high interrupt times. I've used LatencyMon to check, but it still shows issues. I've reinstalled Windows multiple times, updated drivers, used DDU to rule out GPU problems, and even tried a different GPU (1080Ti), but the problem continues. What else can I try to pinpoint the cause? Could one of the disks be causing such delays? Or is the CPU faulty?
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BlueStar_LH
03-15-2019, 04:08 AM #1

Hello, I'm experiencing a freezing issue on my system that occurs randomly, regardless of load. It lasts only about half a second and causes everything to freeze while audio sounds robotic. This has been happening since I upgraded my CPU from a Ryzen 1600 to a 3600X. Initially, I suspected an incompatibility between my old motherboard (Gigabyte AB350M Gaming 3) and the new CPU, but after replacing most components, the problem persists. Currently, I have: CPU: Ryzen 5 3600x, Stock MB: MSI x570 gaming, RAM: 2x8GB, Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz GPU, PSU: Seasonic Platinum Prime 550W, HDDs: 2 SATA and 2 SSDs. I'm unsure if any disk is responsible for the high interrupt times. I've used LatencyMon to check, but it still shows issues. I've reinstalled Windows multiple times, updated drivers, used DDU to rule out GPU problems, and even tried a different GPU (1080Ti), but the problem continues. What else can I try to pinpoint the cause? Could one of the disks be causing such delays? Or is the CPU faulty?

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soldier_craft
Member
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03-17-2019, 04:14 AM
#2
Place the RAM in slots 2 and 4. XMP support is available. BIOS is current. Chipset drivers are up to date.
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soldier_craft
03-17-2019, 04:14 AM #2

Place the RAM in slots 2 and 4. XMP support is available. BIOS is current. Chipset drivers are up to date.

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NephilimDragon
Junior Member
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03-29-2019, 01:53 PM
#3
Ensure ram is set to 2 and 4, XMP is active, though I've also tested without it. Updated BIOS and chipset drivers yesterday, and I've rechecked them today, but the issue persists.
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NephilimDragon
03-29-2019, 01:53 PM #3

Ensure ram is set to 2 and 4, XMP is active, though I've also tested without it. Updated BIOS and chipset drivers yesterday, and I've rechecked them today, but the issue persists.