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So can we get answer to the questions? Also, state your actual budget instead of converted.

Yeah, about to be expected. Modern system needs Dual Channel for the best frame time in gaming. You can search a lot of benchmark on it but you're basically losing 10-20% of your 1% and .1% lows, the lowest of low the framerate goes sometimes when it happens. Also the frequency behavior does...

Single or Dual channel? Frame time inconsistency is to be expected for Ryzen at sub 3200C16 either way though, really. You could try framerate lock to 60fps and see if the frame time improves. There's FRTC for AMD but if you just want to try a quick dirty check you can use Radeon Chill just on...

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Noted. This era of system could have that as an issue, hence why I asked. Nvme support sucks all the way up till Zen/Kaby Lake so yeah, its hard to know whats the issue here. If you want to spend a bit, we could try m.2 nvme to Pcie adapter. This is common at the time to work around the issue...

Ethernet can be used up to 100 meters away and a lot of cabling companies makes said lengths in various configuration. I personally recommend doing the pain of Ethernet cable management.

So wait, you have PBO and you turned it off? On AM5, XFR (the X in AMD CPU naming scheme) is particularly aggressive to get to 95 degree limit. Without beefy cooler your boost isnt going to be as high as other system with better cooling. That would be why PBO helped here if you also use Curve...

What synthetic benchmark we are looking at here? Also your gaming resolution might be a bit helpful to know.

More like Fortnite itself really, Epic is an <removed> in terms of server. I cant get away without a match where I'm at 10% packet loss or 300ms for the whole match. If it doesn't fix itself with Ethernet, the issue could also be an ISP one besides Fortnite. In that case I would ask the customer...

In that same vein, make sure that your cooler is fully seated in. Hand tight with only a quarter turn tops is my personal rule of thumb for firmness, but also make sure that the cooler actually make contact with the backplate.

This is the largest boost for Zen architecture especially if the issue is indeed the stutter and input lag. Going from 2666C19 to 3333C14 manual overclock is pretty sizable change in frame time consistency to me in CPU sensitive title (in this case Fortnite)

Mind you these "sometimes over" is usually on titles that are already well known to either not scale cores very well anyway due to various reason (Minecraft due to Java limitation, Star Citizen due to <Mod Edit> draw calls) or actually uses the cache like in Assetto Corsa Competizione. So yeah...

Safe to assume it is US? Keep the 6800XT. Its fine for 1440p now but yeah you will admittedly feel the itch for more as 1440p is indeed a bit more GPU biased. Most of the fixes here that you will feel would be in the frame time consistency, those 1% and .1% lows. AM5: PCPartPicker Part List...

UEFI booted on 1660Ti, Turing line is fine.

So the computer got switched too here? Whats the specification of both system?