Recent content by Kelzetre

From what I've seen, Intel doesn't benefit as much as Ryzen from Dual-Channel Ram. I think it becomes necessary to use dual-channel on Ryzen cpu's. Intel cpu's from the 2nd Gen won't benefit as much or even at all from dual-channel from what I've seen. I don't think it's the HDD usage, it's...

Might be it. Really strange though that something like single-channel can make lots of difference

Temps are good Single-Channel Power Supply is nice Windows was updated just yesterday (couldn't reinstall it though) Motherboard drivers are up to date I think, I'll check after GPU drivers are good Yep, no viruses V-Sync isn't being used I don't use more than one monitor

Oh no, I don't feel adamant about it. I was planning to do so but I want to be fully sure that it will improve things.

Thank you for your reply. I played Anthem again yesterday and honestly, there were a lot of stutters. When I first started the game, cpu usage was at 90+% but then, after a while, dropped to 40's %. Gpu was at 40's% and Ram was always above 6500MB (mostly above 7500 MB). I use Razer Cortex to...

It was an upgrade and no, I haven't reinstalled it yet. Does the ram being in single-channel disturbs the performance a lot? I have updated all my drivers before changing cpu

Hi. I posted this thread because I don't really understand what's going on with my gaming experience. I have a Ryzen 5 3600 mounted on a A320M-K Prime motherboard, 8 gb of RAM single-channel and a GTX 1650S. As you can see in the title, a lot of my games have freezes and stutters and the one...

So basically I should focus on getting another module of ram so that it can work dual channel Talking about my gpu, I recently got it and I have no problems with it. It runs most things normally at 1080p 60fps with ultra, although I never play at Ultra because I have no RAM for it nor do I think...

So putting the ram at dual channel with another module of 8 GB would increase the performance? Would that decrease cpu usage and improve overall experience? Or for that to happen, I would need dual channel AND faster ram?

So I did the UserBenchmark and these are the results https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/25732181 According to HwInfo, my min and max temperatures for SSD and HDD respectively were these: View: https://imgur.com/a/3K7dgVa (The first one is the SSD and the second one is the HDD)

Okay. Should I game for a bit to heat up a bit?

are you using a desktop or a laptop?

From what you've said, maybe the SSD and HDD might be the problem but I don't know. Yesterday, at night, my pc was running with the side panel off and it still stuttered twice while watching youtube videos at 1080p60FPS. I don't know the cpu temperature at the time but I don't think it was hot...

you think it is? I don't know actually People say the A320 motherboards are not really recommended for the 3rd Gen Ryzen's but is it really that?

So you're saying the problem might be because of the temperature and BIOS drivers? My BIOS is updated to the latest version (keep in mind that I have a A320M-K Prime motherboard). I've been testing my pc today without the side panel on (I have a Cooler Master K280 case) and the temps were much...