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Help with new 9900x3D and stuttering

Ok so some back story.

 

For about a year I was running my rig as follows.

 

MB - Asus TUF Gaming B670M-Plus Wifi

CPU - 5800X3D

GPU - RX 7900XT

RAM - Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB 4x16 3600mhz

 

I Only play a few games. Mainly playing DMZ on the MWII engine. I would also record using Stream Labs OBS. I was able to get about 120-140 FPS consistently while doing this. I never had any issues with stuttering, lag, crashing or anything. 

 

Just because I was wanting to be able to get the most out of my 165hz monitor and well upgrading and building is fun(usually). I decided to go with

 

MB - ASUS TUF Gaming B650 Plus - Wifi

CPU - 9900X3D

GPU - 9070XT (currently running 7900XT)

RAM - G Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 2 packages of 2x16 6000mhz

 

After swapping parts I started over with a complete re-install of windows, downloaded all drivers and set up EXPO in my Bios. I immediately had booting issues when setting to EXPO. I had reset the CMOS several times and found I could only boot when RAM was at default setting of 4800mhz. I was able t get it stable when setting EXPO and lowering the speed to 5600Mhz.  

 

Moving on I then had DirectX driver crashes when trying to play DMZ. I would sometimes get an unknown error, sometimes it would say "we see your GPU is overclocked, This could be the issue" Not verbatim but essentially what it was telling me. So I put in my 7900XT and the game wasn't crashing at all. I found that I can get roughly 200FPS with my 7900XT until I open up Streamlabs. I lose about 40fps consistently. When I start recording I get intermittent dips in FPS down all the way to 80fps. i also get visual stutters and almost "skipping" in my game. 

 

I have downloaded OCCT, Frameview, HWmonitor and other programs to see if i can correlate the drops to any power dips, spikes. temperature spikes or anything like that. There is nothiing. I've ran Bench mark tests, stress tests and have found no issues with anything. 

 

I updated my Bios to the latest setting, removed 2 sticks of RAM to only be running 2x16, just in cases there was a timing issue between the 2 different sets.  I've tried different recording software and get pretty much the same results. So I tried playing the game without recording. I'm still getting the stuttering and skipping. Not quite as bad but very noticeable when playing. I did cap my FPS in game to 165fps. When the game skips It will drop down about 20-30fps for a split second. Sometimes so fast the monitoring software wont show the dip. Others it shows my GPU going from 90% utilization to 60% utilization. I don't believe my CPU is trying to compensate because the CPU utilization doesn't spike when the GPU dips. 

 

I've ran into issues over the years and have always been able to figure it out. I'm not a super expert so i don't know what I'm missing. I do know I'm beyond frustrated and I'm about to just go back to my AM4 setup. Any help, info or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

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FunkZ
Big Boss

First, why did you make two threads?

https://community.amd.com/t5/general-discussions/stuttering-with-9900x3d-and-7900xt/m-p/756234#M5265...

You state you removed two sticks of memory and are only running 2x16GB - are you aware that running 4x16 typically results in reduced compatibility/speeds? Did you check to see if the memory configuration is tested and supported on the motherboard QVL?

Why did you select a B650 board and not an 800 series to pair with a 9900X3D? Has it been upgraded to the latest BIOS release that supports the 9000 series processors, particularly the X3D chips since those were just recently released?

 

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My bad, I thought I had deleted the general discussion one before posting this one.

 

The RAM is exactly the same part number and I verified they are on the QVL list. The serial numbers are very close as well.  Set 1 is 42/43 and the 2nd is 49/50. Same speed and timing. I never had an issue on DDR4 with buying 2 sets of 2x16 of the exact same part number, speed and timing. 

 

I verified the motherboard does support the 9900x3D prior to purchasing and honestly I got a really good deal on it. It does everything I wanted.

 

Also I upgraded to windows 11 from windows 10 and redownloaded all software/drivers. Now its working without issues. Gaming, recording, no stuttering and no drops in fps. 

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facing the same issue

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Well, It was working for a couple of hours now its back to the exact same issue.... 

 

Temps are great 

GPU - 65C

CPU - 55C

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New possible fix. I completely wiped my drive with games on it, reinstalled them and now I'm not experiencing the stutters. For now... 

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