- Nov 22, 2018
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My current build -
Motherboard - Asus ROG STRIX x570-E gaming
CPU - R9 3900x
GPU - RTX 4080
RAM - Kingston fury beast 8x4 32GB CL17
PSU - Corsair HX 750 platinum
OS - Win 10 Pro
All of this began about a week ago when my computer suddenly started lagging. Dragging the mouse from one corner to the other corner had lag, Audio and video were lagging and the RGB in my fans and case was lagging too.
I've tried a couple of things so far -
1.) Updated bios
2.) Updated windows and GPU drivers
3.) Used DDU and reinstalled nvidia drivers
4.) Clean windows install
5.) Clean windows install on new SSD
6.) Swapped my CPU with my friend's 3600x (issue still persisted)
7.) Downgraded to NVIDIA April drivers to see if new driver was an issue(not fixed with this too)
The only thing that seems to fix the issue is when I use DDU and go back to the 536.23 version of the drivers of my 4080 which came out on 6/14/2023. Somehow opening windows after DDU shows this driver only. I thought it would go back to the launch driver of 2022.
Granted I have to play my games at only 60 fps due to the old driver, but this is the only way I can get a smooth experience without latency.
What I'm guessing so far is that these huge constant lag spikes and latency is because of some windows audio driver clashing with the HD audio mvidia driver maybe? Just my guess.
Was wondering if these is a was a way to go back to a previous windows 10 build to see if the issue still persists? Is there a way to do this without a restore point?
One more thing I've noticed since a few months is that the RGB on my new RAM has completely shut off and the only was to get it working is to only populate the B1,A2 and B2 RAM slot. Somehow, slotting in a RAM into the A1 slot completely shuts down the RGB in all the RAM sticks. 32GB ram is still detected though.
Please help me out 🙏
Motherboard - Asus ROG STRIX x570-E gaming
CPU - R9 3900x
GPU - RTX 4080
RAM - Kingston fury beast 8x4 32GB CL17
PSU - Corsair HX 750 platinum
OS - Win 10 Pro
All of this began about a week ago when my computer suddenly started lagging. Dragging the mouse from one corner to the other corner had lag, Audio and video were lagging and the RGB in my fans and case was lagging too.
I've tried a couple of things so far -
1.) Updated bios
2.) Updated windows and GPU drivers
3.) Used DDU and reinstalled nvidia drivers
4.) Clean windows install
5.) Clean windows install on new SSD
6.) Swapped my CPU with my friend's 3600x (issue still persisted)
7.) Downgraded to NVIDIA April drivers to see if new driver was an issue(not fixed with this too)
The only thing that seems to fix the issue is when I use DDU and go back to the 536.23 version of the drivers of my 4080 which came out on 6/14/2023. Somehow opening windows after DDU shows this driver only. I thought it would go back to the launch driver of 2022.
Granted I have to play my games at only 60 fps due to the old driver, but this is the only way I can get a smooth experience without latency.
What I'm guessing so far is that these huge constant lag spikes and latency is because of some windows audio driver clashing with the HD audio mvidia driver maybe? Just my guess.
Was wondering if these is a was a way to go back to a previous windows 10 build to see if the issue still persists? Is there a way to do this without a restore point?
One more thing I've noticed since a few months is that the RGB on my new RAM has completely shut off and the only was to get it working is to only populate the B1,A2 and B2 RAM slot. Somehow, slotting in a RAM into the A1 slot completely shuts down the RGB in all the RAM sticks. 32GB ram is still detected though.
Please help me out 🙏
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