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Hi I get stutter in games that are 6-7 years old that shouldn't happen with the specs above.
I disabled Core Performance Boost and Global C State in Bios but still stutter. Im also on a AMD Ryzen Power Plan too in Windows.
This gamer on youtube having a similar problem:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RietZFmaEJU
So the question is how do I set a fix multiplier for my Ryzen 3200g APU on my ASUS Prime B450M-A motherboard to prevent the CPU frequency from jumping around like crazy while gaming?
How do I set the frequency from Dynamic to Static in Bios without the need of downloading and installing 3rd party software in Windows?
Or is this a known common problem with my motherboard that requires a Bios update in the future to fix? Will a Bios update reset my Bios settings to default?
Lastly will setting a fixed multiplier also involves tinkering with the voltages in Bios. If I set to just underclock no overclock then do voltages need to be changed?
I believe overclocking on a stock cooler increase temps that can cause throttling that can cause stutter however I haven't overclocked.
I even get random stuttering on Youtube! Build complete, with fresh install of win 10 including all the latest correct drivers/firmware installed, default settings out of the box so why should there be stuttering on a new build?
Thats hardware above, lets move to Software to help diagnose or narrow the problem down further if it helps:
Will RTSS software by a 3rd party fix my stuttering problem similar to this gamer below?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsXFUVYPIx4
This gamer from youtube saying Frame Timing aka Frame Pacing is not at a constant pace causing stuttering. Is this true by default where all GPU's dont give out constant regular frame pacing?
Hi I get stutter in games that are 6-7 years old that shouldn't happen with the specs above.
I disabled Core Performance Boost and Global C State in Bios but still stutter. Im also on a AMD Ryzen Power Plan too in Windows.
This gamer on youtube having a similar problem:
So the question is how do I set a fix multiplier for my Ryzen 3200g APU on my ASUS Prime B450M-A motherboard to prevent the CPU frequency from jumping around like crazy while gaming?
How do I set the frequency from Dynamic to Static in Bios without the need of downloading and installing 3rd party software in Windows?
Or is this a known common problem with my motherboard that requires a Bios update in the future to fix? Will a Bios update reset my Bios settings to default?
Lastly will setting a fixed multiplier also involves tinkering with the voltages in Bios. If I set to just underclock no overclock then do voltages need to be changed?
I believe overclocking on a stock cooler increase temps that can cause throttling that can cause stutter however I haven't overclocked.
I even get random stuttering on Youtube! Build complete, with fresh install of win 10 including all the latest correct drivers/firmware installed, default settings out of the box so why should there be stuttering on a new build?
Thats hardware above, lets move to Software to help diagnose or narrow the problem down further if it helps:
Will RTSS software by a 3rd party fix my stuttering problem similar to this gamer below?
This gamer from youtube saying Frame Timing aka Frame Pacing is not at a constant pace causing stuttering. Is this true by default where all GPU's dont give out constant regular frame pacing?
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