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Having a blast with Ryzen 5 3600X. Only problem is that Win10 appears to have a bug with it. Stutters all over. Only stopped when I reinstalled the newest chips
by rafaelvasco 7y ago
Having a blast with Ryzen 5 3600X. Only problem is that Win10 appears to have a bug with it. Stutters all over. Only stopped when I reinstalled the newest chipset drivers and set the Ryzen Balanced energy profile. Windows default energy profiles all stutter, fans make too much noise etc. Now it stays variating clock from ~3.8 to ~4.2. Before it was fixed at 3.79.
- snarfy 7y agoIt sounds like your CPU fan isn't seated properly.
- rafaelvasco 7y agoWell, doesn't sound like it. I've seen this problem reported by other people. At least it appears to be solved now.
- swebs 7y agoHave you tried it in Linux? When the first Threadrippers came out, I remember seeing people having all sorts of problems with them in Windows 10, with the same machines running in Linux outputting double the performance.
- rafaelvasco 7y agoYeah, probably a Win10 driver issue. When i updated it, it fixed it. Before i event got a BSOD because of it.
- agilebyte 7y agoThat was an issue on my (and other people's) super low budget Asrock motherboard. Fan profile in BIOS and/or the energy profile in Windows fixes it.
- rafaelvasco 7y agoYeah, mine is a msi mpg x570 gaming plus if i remember correctly. Probably a driver bug.
- rafaelvasco 7y agoUpdating on this if anyone is seeing: This was caused by faulty sata drivers: "AMD Sata Controller". Apparently it doesn't work correctly with Win10. Just revert back to default microsoft sata drivers and problem solved. I used a software called "Multimon" to track it down;