Hello, try downloading the latencymon utility and run for 10 -15 seconds (during PC downtime, that is, turn on the PC, let the components boot up and run latencymon and press the play button, wait 10-15 seconds and stop, if there are no problems in the software or drivers, the readings should be in the green zone and the delay should be minimal if some driver behaves badly, the utility will show a delay. If everything is normal, you need to look for the reason further. I have disabled fTP M in the bios, since amd had problems with it, it seems like they were solved, but I don't risk turning it on, I installed windows 10 pro before, I didn't like it because of staters, installed ltsc assembly, and configured it for myself on the Internet there are type guides for system settings. There may also be a problem in software that displays statistics about components and FPS (such as msi afterburner) if you enable the display of statistics for each of the cores, staters are possible, and if you check the box showing only the processor as a whole and not for each of the cores, staters disappear. The fewer statistics and the less frequently they are updated, the less the CPU is loaded. Again, staters can be associated with any utilities, or steam origin overlay. I had staters after buying rx6900xt, at first then, I just used the utility to switch the bios (there are two of them on the video card from my vendor) quiet and productive, and the problem went away, the stater was due to the fact that the frequency every 5-10 seconds dropped to 50 MHz, regardless of the load, and again boosted to 2000+ and so on indefinitely, there are no problems now. Surprisingly, there is such a game dying light the first part, surprisingly it works sooo stable, again I limit the performance to 117fps (120hz monitor) and the frame-time schedule is very direct, although the game works on direct x 11. Try unplugging one of the monitors and completely unplugging the cord from the graphics card.
hello guys, I had the same problems and tested everything out, really everything until I found out that rolling back to amd adrenalin 22.5.1 fixed my issues and not only that you need to set your min frequency (MHz) in the amd software to the right as much as you can, in my case after I apply it it changes automatically to 2500, dont forget to apply! all my lags stutter whatever are gone, I had massive stutters in all games it was unplayable, destiny 2 was the worst experience ever
some people say you need at least have it over 1500 MHz, I just let it completely to the right. Also you can disabling HPET just try it on and off what works better for you. if you want donwload msi afterburner and go to the settings and scroll down until you see amd compatibility properties and check disable ULPS, just try it and see what works best for you on or off. disable svm in the bios, try it off/on. in the bios you can also try to put your pcie 1 where you graphic card is set from auto to gen3/4 you need to try again what works best for you, set your xmp profile in your bios for your ddr4 module to gain the maximum performance out of your ddr4 module and update your bios to the latest, my last tip is disable fTPM/tmp/secureboot, again try what works best for you on/off, but for me the roll back to 22.5.1 and the min frequency change was my savior. also when your game is crashing dont forget to set the min frequency again and apply it! it sets to default when amd adrenalin/game is crashing
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