This laptop becomes slow and unresponsive.
This laptop becomes slow and unresponsive.
Just finished a fresh upgrade with: CPU - Ryzen 7 5800X GPU - Graphics card - MSI RTX 3080 12 GB RAM - 32 GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 2600 MHZ MOBO - Storage - Gigabyte X570 Elite Wi-Fi - Crucial P5 1TB NVMe power supply - EVGA 850 G+ After installing a clean Windows version, I updated everything. I verified all GPU and OS updates are intact. Still experiencing heavy lag when updating software or launching Unreal Engine 5. Any suggestions for resolving this?
Gigabyte turns TPM on by default. This has caused problems with AMD systems. If you're using W10, turn it off in your BIOS settings. It's becoming rarer as the issue is mostly resolved except in a few cases. It remains a straightforward cause of trouble and can be easily dismissed.
It seems the issue isn't fully resolved. You've turned it off, but lag persists when using Unreal5 or apps like Signal RGB. Consider seeking alternative solutions.
The processor runs at 3600 MHz but operates at about 40°C. During the performance test, the whole system failed to function properly—I had to shut it down because even basic tasks like moving the mouse were impossible. I'm looking for ways to identify where the performance drops occur.
I value your support greatly. It seems the issue might be with my GPU since it performed well on my CPU but struggles with this one, barely showing 2%. This is likely a 3080 12GB model. I hope you're safe on your journey! I’m curious whether it’s best to bring it to a nearby repair shop for a professional assessment or repair. I’m unsure what to do since I might have broken my warranty by using water cooling.
I installed the motherboard compatible with Ryzen 5th generation, but it’s not the latest version since the system wouldn’t function properly otherwise. I’m not sure if the RAM is running at its full capacity—my check showed around 2600 MHz, though I’m not confident about that. As for performance, the CPU works great; however, it slows down significantly during 2D or 3D tests.