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Its not, it may be Low Latency Mode then, if its on or ultra turn it off.

Try and set Pre Rendered Frames to 2 or more but this will include a bit of input lag. Also can you check if VRR is on or off in Windows options.

3200 mhz on 4 sticks "might" not be a problem but comes from experience, i would go for 2x16 3200~3600Mhz CL16 as stability is your main concern.

Do u use Nvidia Reflex or have set Pre Rendered Frames to 1 in Nvidia Control Panel ?

Will give it a try.. I have one guessing that when i installed Windows, my other ssd's were also plugged in and when i check the bios my boot option shows my secondary ssd as OS Manager. Weird but i can unplug other ssds then reinstall Windows if that may be the case.

Results seems fine aswell.. How are your ping rates in those titles? Also do u use any sort of frame gen?

Hi pops, what was your Windows? Can't you log in to same account on new mobo and save windows money?

My thought was may the heat causing mobo or other component to thermal expansion. But if thats not the case, crash or mouse stutters that caused by alt tabbing while under heavy load is mainly because caching or fast recall from ram problem. However system failure is a complete different thing...

Have you used insulation gaskets when building the pc?

Have you tried uninstalling the gpu driver and try to play without installing manually?

Have you tried another Hdmi or Display Port cable? And have you monitored 1%, 0.1% lows on those titles?

Sorry for the delay, is v sync enabled?

Stay at XMP profile you would not want stability issues aswell. What are your monitor hz on both notebook and pc?

And frametimes? Asking because the games you've mentioned are mostly cpu demanding and r5 3600 sadly is not a good option for those titles. What are your graphics quality settings and resolution ? (Forgot to mention, higher frametimes is mostly the main reason behind that choppy feeling)

Have you monitored your frametimes and cpu/gpu usages?