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First of all thanks in advance for your help and suggestions, I'm new to the forum yet I've been reading your posts for a long time.
I just upgraded my PC from an i7 2600k OC 4.3Ghz to a Ryzen 3 3100 no OC yet, since graphics card's prices are a bit up right now I decided to move my RTX 2060 from my old system to this new one. So the problems arrises when I'm playing Hunt Showdown in my new setup, running almost everything maxed at 2k at 90-100FPS stable (went up from 80-90 with my old system) after a few minutes of playing a match I get some huge frame drops they feel like 1-2 seconds stutter but msi afterburner al least register them as a spike of 500ms frametime, since the first frametime spike I get them every 2-3 seconds until the match finishes. The first few minutes are fine, going from the first compound to the second is almost everytime ok it is just when I go to the third it starts to stutter. When getting these framedrops I've trying capping the FPS to 60 and 30 and lowering the texture quality and the stuttering didn't go away. I've tried running CSGO and Apex legends and had no issue with CSGO but I had some stutter with Apex Legends which disappeared after a restart of the system so I could have been nothing.
Having explained the issue I will now post my new and old specs:
OLD (Won't go into much detail since this system works fine):
NEW:
So far I've run several test to check if everything in the new system is fine. First a fast userbenchmark test, everything performing as expected, next some Cinebench R20, ryzen 3 3100 multicore 2200 aprox. Those were some standard tests I did before I even got the performance issue. After that I uninstalled and installed the game, no luck, uninstalled (using DDU) and installed the GPU drivers, no luck. After that I tried running Furmark and Prime95 at the same time in order to check temps and system stability, GPU 71C max and CPU less than 70 and no framedrops or stuttering in the system. After that I went for the RAM, memtest86-usb 3 passes without errors. I've also reassembled the system to check if there was some lose connection, still same issue. Lastly I moved my GPU to the old system and played Hunt Showdown there, no suttering and everything performing as it should, did this to discard some driver/update related issue.
Everything is under warranty but I'd like to know which component is the one causing all this. I won't rule out the GPU since it is getting 10FPS more with the new setup and that may be taxing it too much and causing the failure. since the RAM passes memtest I think that it is safe to rule them out. That leaves as with the CPU and MB, and some software related problem.
Some more info, when the stuttering starts CPU and GPU usage fall during the frametime spike and so does the FB and Power usage. I will upload some msi afterburner logs if needed.
Thank you in advance and feel free to ask for more info about anything I might have forgotten to include about the systems.
I just upgraded my PC from an i7 2600k OC 4.3Ghz to a Ryzen 3 3100 no OC yet, since graphics card's prices are a bit up right now I decided to move my RTX 2060 from my old system to this new one. So the problems arrises when I'm playing Hunt Showdown in my new setup, running almost everything maxed at 2k at 90-100FPS stable (went up from 80-90 with my old system) after a few minutes of playing a match I get some huge frame drops they feel like 1-2 seconds stutter but msi afterburner al least register them as a spike of 500ms frametime, since the first frametime spike I get them every 2-3 seconds until the match finishes. The first few minutes are fine, going from the first compound to the second is almost everytime ok it is just when I go to the third it starts to stutter. When getting these framedrops I've trying capping the FPS to 60 and 30 and lowering the texture quality and the stuttering didn't go away. I've tried running CSGO and Apex legends and had no issue with CSGO but I had some stutter with Apex Legends which disappeared after a restart of the system so I could have been nothing.
Having explained the issue I will now post my new and old specs:
OLD (Won't go into much detail since this system works fine):
- i7 2600k OC 4.3Ghz
- RTX 2060
- 16GB DDR3 1600 RAM
- 500GB SSD
- EVGA G2 650W Gold Plus
NEW:
- Ryzen 3 3100 Stock
- MSI B550 Gaming Plus
- RTX 2060 (Same one as the one in the old system)
- 500GB Sandisk SSD (Same one)
- 16GB (2x8) Kingston HyperX Fury DDR4 3200Mhz
- EVGA G2 650W Gold Plus
So far I've run several test to check if everything in the new system is fine. First a fast userbenchmark test, everything performing as expected, next some Cinebench R20, ryzen 3 3100 multicore 2200 aprox. Those were some standard tests I did before I even got the performance issue. After that I uninstalled and installed the game, no luck, uninstalled (using DDU) and installed the GPU drivers, no luck. After that I tried running Furmark and Prime95 at the same time in order to check temps and system stability, GPU 71C max and CPU less than 70 and no framedrops or stuttering in the system. After that I went for the RAM, memtest86-usb 3 passes without errors. I've also reassembled the system to check if there was some lose connection, still same issue. Lastly I moved my GPU to the old system and played Hunt Showdown there, no suttering and everything performing as it should, did this to discard some driver/update related issue.
Everything is under warranty but I'd like to know which component is the one causing all this. I won't rule out the GPU since it is getting 10FPS more with the new setup and that may be taxing it too much and causing the failure. since the RAM passes memtest I think that it is safe to rule them out. That leaves as with the CPU and MB, and some software related problem.
Some more info, when the stuttering starts CPU and GPU usage fall during the frametime spike and so does the FB and Power usage. I will upload some msi afterburner logs if needed.
Thank you in advance and feel free to ask for more info about anything I might have forgotten to include about the systems.
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