Question Stuttering/Freezes on new build

[DamiKnight]

Ok guys, so I just upgraded my CPU

The build:
Ryzen 5 3600
MSI B-450M Pro-VDH
Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB x2
GTX 1050 2GB

My problem is that the PC stutters, like I cant watch videos on Youtube without them freezing for 3-5seconds, games dont run at full potential.

Funny story: GTAV runs at as low as 10fps, but as soon as i open task manager, it goes to full 90fps which should be the performance of this build

CAN ANYONE HELP? THISHAS BEEN FRUSTRATING FOR ME

 

[vladakv]

Did you update drivers? What psu do you have? Temperatures of cpu, gpu?

 

[DamiKnight]

Did you update drivers? What psu do you have? Temperatures of cpu, gpu?

I updated MOBO BIOS, drivers.
PSU is 500watts a little bit old
CPU temp: 55-60 MAX while playing games
GPU temp: its like 65, and while doing stress test it reached 75

 

[vladakv]

Hdd? Check health... hdd could make this problems fps drops and stutters.

 

[DamiKnight]

Hdd? Check health... hdd could make this problems fps drops and stutters.

already did, everything fine

 

[Amddefector]

I had a similar problem not so long ago. Turned out to be the memory clock/timings.

Whats your memory settings currently?

 

[DamiKnight]

I had a similar problem not so long ago. Turned out to be the memory clock/timings.

Whats your memory settings currently?

3600MHz XMP enabled and others are default

 

[Amddefector]

3600MHz XMP enabled and others are default

That's 400mhz over what that cpu can handle. The cpu should handle 3600 but it's kinda like a lottery with amd cpu and memory compatibility. Try setting the ram to auto. It should then run at 2666. Boot to Windows and see if that solves the problem.

 

[DamiKnight]

That's 400mhz over what that cpu can handle. The cpu should handle 3600 but it's kinda like a lottery with amd cpu and memory compatibility. Try setting the ram to auto. It should then run at 2666. Boot to Windows and see if that solves the problem.

Will do and reply with the result. Thanks

 

[DamiKnight]

That's 400mhz over what that cpu can handle. The cpu should handle 3600 but it's kinda like a lottery with amd cpu and memory compatibility. Try setting the ram to auto. It should then run at 2666. Boot to Windows and see if that solves the problem.

nope, it didnt help

 

[vladakv]

nope, it didnt help

Reset bios on auto settings?
EDIT: Maybe reseat cpu and gpu.

 

[DamiKnight]

Reset bios on auto settings?
EDIT: Maybe reseat cpu and gpu.

I have tried these both too

 

[vladakv]

I have tried these both too

Guy from other forum had the same problems. Exactly same. And this is his solution:
''Hey people, just wanted to let you know that I seem to have resolved the issue on my own. This time, I searched my C: for anything Nvidia-related, and removed it. - I rebooted my computer in safe mode. - Ran DDU and removed geforce experience. - Did a Clean and reboot. - This time, I went on and downloaded the latest Geforce Experience. - I installed it, and as it was about to install the new drivers, I checked the "Clean installation" - box. - As soon as it was done, i turned off my computer. - I installed Overwatch (I removed it earlier) and hell, it's working just fine! I am still to try other games, but as of now, things are looking well.''

 

[vladakv]

I guess your RAM is set to one A2 and one B2 positions.

 

[--SID--]

What was your former CPU?

PSU is 500watts

Brand and model?

 

[DamiKnight]

Guy from other forum had the same problems. Exactly same. And this is his solution:
''Hey people, just wanted to let you know that I seem to have resolved the issue on my own. This time, I searched my C: for anything Nvidia-related, and removed it. - I rebooted my computer in safe mode. - Ran DDU and removed geforce experience. - Did a Clean and reboot. - This time, I went on and downloaded the latest Geforce Experience. - I installed it, and as it was about to install the new drivers, I checked the "Clean installation" - box. - As soon as it was done, i turned off my computer. - I installed Overwatch (I removed it earlier) and hell, it's working just fine! I am still to try other games, but as of now, things are looking well.''

Thanks I will try doing this now

 

[DamiKnight]

I guess your RAM is set to one A2 and one B2 positions.

Maybe yes, cuz I used markings on Motherboard, it was like channel A1 B1 A2 B2

 

[DamiKnight]

What was your former CPU?

Brand and model?

My previous CPU was Core i5 3rd Gen
PSU is of cooler master, but I dont know about model

 

[--SID--]

My previous CPU was Core i5 3rd Gen

So totally different motherboard. You did a clean install of Windows?

PSU is of cooler master, but I dont know about model

B500 or Extreme Power Plus I guess if it's as old as your previous CPU and motherboard. Both old, low quality and unreliable.

 

[Amddefector]

nope, it didnt help

Ok I would suggest running something like mem test. As your board also don't support 3600 memory. I had nothing but problems with ryzen and corsair vengeance memory. It wasn't until I run mem test I see all the memory errors.

Also as mentioned did you do a clean install of windows after the upgrade?

Are you using a sata drive or nvme?

Also try running with just one stick of ram in single channel mode.

I know how frustrating these things can be.

 

[vladakv]

Test with second psu...
With this one try psu stability test with occt. Carefull with this!

 

[DamiKnight]

Test with second psu...
With this one try psu stability test with occt. Carefull with this!

yes I plan to do that today

 

[DamiKnight]

Ok I would suggest running something like mem test. As your board also don't support 3600 memory. I had nothing but problems with ryzen and corsair vengeance memory. It wasn't until I run mem test I see all the memory errors.

Also as mentioned did you do a clean install of windows after the upgrade?

Are you using a sata drive or nvme?

Also try running with just one stick of ram in single channel mode.

I know how frustrating these things can be.

I have a board which supports 3600MHz but no use cuz I tried using 2400MHZ, it still didnt work.
Tried one stick at a time, it didnt work.

How do i run memory test?

 

[DamiKnight]

So totally different motherboard. You did a clean install of Windows?


B500 or Extreme Power Plus I guess if it's as old as your previous CPU and motherboard. Both old, low quality and unreliable.

maybe i should try changing the PSU

 

[vladakv]

I have a board which supports 3600MHz but no use cuz I tried using 2400MHZ, it still didnt work.
Tried one stick at a time, it didnt work.

How do i run memory test?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tomshardware.com/amp/how-to/how-to-test-ram