Recent content by NextdoorPsycho

after a clean install of windows 11, the issue persists. freshly downloaded and installed, with factory bios and all. Even when installing a Dedicated TPM chip into the mobo the issue persists so im confident its not TPM either

Thats alright, im thinking its 100% a software issue, like every core on the cpu just Spiking does not seem like a hardware failure

What? perhaps you misread the context of what I was trying to say. I have no problem downgrading to windows 10, I just do software that's version to specific to like windows 11. im not uninterested in the slightest, rather im really interested in getting this solved, but downgrading to windows...

a few things: I am on windows 11, I look forward to a debated windows 11 install. I would not HATE going back to windows 10, but for software it's just not something I can do. so that's out. And yes I have run the Driver Booster thing post cleanup

Edited the message, but these things i have tried: Power setting Registry tweaks (wise Cleaner) DDU Reinstalling JUST windows (keep my files) Toggling DOCP Underclocking Memory 3600 -> 3200 Setting the clocks in the bios from Tu1 -> tu2 to Auto

i would not have come here if i have not tried DDU, reinstalls, registry fixes, and some registry tweaks. im at a loss, thats all. but ill sift through it again, and give it another once over. if anyone else has any try-this's or ideas im all ears <3

im fairly certain its not a hardware issue as im having the same problem.

Ok so allow me to preface this with a little background. Computer Specs: CPU: AMD 5900x GPU: 3080 TUF Mobo: Rog Strix X570e Gaming, Bios: Version 4403, from (https://www.asus.com/supportonly/ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING/HelpDesk_BIOS/) Power supply: RM1000x OS: Windows 11 Pro Mem: 64gb, 3600mhz...