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I have the following setup: a Ryzen 7 3700X paired with an RTX 3070, streaming pixelated video on Facebook Gaming. I usually play FPS games such as Warzone and Valorant. OBS runs in admin mode with 1080p, CBR bitrate set to 9000, 2 keyframes, preset p6, high quality multipass, two-pass profile, quarter resolution. The latest log is available at the provided link.
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Quite a deficit there from upload to download, which may or may not be an issue. I've previously experienced and helped others resolve issues with RAM stability, which are common with Ryzen and supporting boards (they are quite fussy about RAM in particular) and can also take time to manifest, but can definitely hinder performance. Barring any obvious issues with Internet connection speeds or consistency, you might check your RAM's SKU against the board manufacturer's QVL for that board and processor combination (I believe the 3900X is a Matisse, and QVLs are sometimes different from one processor series to another). Posting more detailed specs on your system (model / part #s) would help in narrowing down a few things.
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MSI's QVL shows RAM SKU entries, but it seems they organize lists differently for various series (2xxx, 2xxxX, 5xxxX, etc.). There isn't a dedicated list for the 3xxxX range, only 3xxx. However, the 3700X and 3600X models are clearly supported. It's unclear if this affects performance, just unusual. You could try turning off DOCP to test—if it helps, the board might not be setting optimal DOCP values. For example, my Tuf B550-PLUS struggled with a Ballistix 3200 2x16 setup for months. The Patriot 3200 2x16 replaced it without changes in timing, voltage, density, speed, rank, or capacity. But the board didn't recognize the speeds at the recommended settings, forcing manual adjustments and preventing POST at the advertised 3200 frequency. I ended up using 2400 instead. *shrugs* It doesn’t freeze in sleep mode, but it’s crashing intermittently or starting without video every 8-12 cycles now. Speaking of performance, I noticed this kit is available in single or dual-rank versions, and many Ryzens perform better with dual-rank than single. You might want to swap the DIMMs to check. Dual-rank chips are placed on both sides of the PCB, while single-rank has them on one side only. That could be a factor. If there’s a heat spreader, you can inspect inside with a flashlight to see if chips are present on both sides. Edited November 3, 2022 by An0maly_76 Added more details