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I replaced back the original dual channel ram

I think the big fps drop problem is solved over the time. But now, i have these little drops, thats frustrating. Any idea?

I started logging the gpu clock too, and it isn't stable. Is it bad or good?

What benchmark should i do? While i logged the frequency i didn't have fps drops to 10-20 fps.

It needs to be stable 60 fps with that setup in full low settings, in fact it should be at least 140. Yes.

I didn't have huge fps drop, but every game i will run the record. But I still didn't have stabile 60 fps, it dropped to 52-58.

Ok I'm done. I have only recorded the core clock. And it was stable 3613.3 MHz.

How can I log cpui frequency, with hwinfo?

So, news. Now I don't have big fps drops that often, but for example in LoL, i cant get stabile 60 fps, its drop to 55-58, and I have micro lag. But the interesting thing is, i have these laggs in any type of graphic settings. I heard that my pc is throttling, but my CPU and GPU temps don't go...

It is 8 and 4 GB, the 4 GB is dual-channel, but i have got its pair, should i replace it? So have a 2x4GB dual channel?

Why 12GB ram problem with AMD, i have never heard that, so if you can explain it, i would be happy.

Default cooler, where can i track frequency?

Hi! When I play any game, that doesn't old, my FPS randomly drops down to 10-20 for 4-5 sec, especially in League of Legends. Also when I got FPS drop, my friends saying, my voice is like a robot, so I think my whole PC lag that time. My spec: CPU: FX-8300 GPU: RX550 2GB RAM: 12GB MOBO: Asus...

But I can easily run any single player game without drop or lag. But when i play Apex Legends on the lowest graph settings that exist it start dropping....