Windows 10: (IM NEW)newly built pc (ryzen 3 1300x 1060 3gb)micro stuttering

wipe the HDD done that befor *Smile and i will see if performance is bad when i get my new cpu (tomorrow) then i try all that stuff if its still bad

 

With the arrival of new CPU....you're going to have to wipe the HDD and clean install OS and install drivers from mobo DVD.

 

i dont have to wipe pc

 

Because of the CPU....different chipset. You can do as you wish and may not see any issues. But for us IT pro' and enthusiasts, we always do a clean install. If not; then what ever issues you have now may return and will most likely reappear and you're back to square one. Then sitting there scratching your head wondering WTH.....and then say to yourself, maybe I should have listened to said advice and not have the same reoccurring problem.

Note: with any major hardware change (CPU/Mobo) a clean install is always recommended.

 

I think that is your problem bro you need to get individual sticks one stick could be bad and the reason you get that stuttering

 

Same platform all he has to do is drop it in
There is no need to go through that but i do recommend he get more than one stick of ram which might be the problem all along

 

Agreed....but I've always done that......just something I do and recommend. It may not be necessary but beneficial up front.

I totally agree with you on the RAM.....being that it's a dual channel board and only using one channel. Top that off with the fact that the Ryzen series are a bit buggy.

 

Looking up that mobo manual, there's nothing in there to indicate one way or the other as to the RAM setup. It just shows you how to install the RAM. There are some notes in RED that talks about frequency/voltage limitations and settings.

 

His manual is about as useful as a handful of magic beans ha

I had to look real hard for that QVL anyway i think in a whole his system can't handle 1T and him having 8GB he should try the slot dancing game and try other slots it could a bad one those are the only other options but i also think his cpu was bottlenecking even though Jayztwocents says otherwise

Some of these ryzen 1300x paired with 1060 3Gb cards show very high usage almost max pretty much which tells me a cpu shouldn't work that hard at 1080p

 

Just about spit my coffee out I laughed so hard....LOL!

May be down to just bad hardware.....ie cpu/mobo/GPU.


As a side note: I love it when users say they have a high in custom built PC and then give to the specs that are no better than an off the shelf OEM tower. It just kills me to know end.... they think if they spent upwards of $700 that it's top shelf. I think that's enough venting.

NO disrespect to you or your build ablao.

 

They have a name scheme for it now so actually you have

#1 Beginners I31200x 1300x Gtx1030 Rx 460 Rx 560
#2 Mid Range `1400 1400x 1500 1500x I3 G4 Gtx 1050ti 1060 Rx470-480 570
#3 High End 1600 1600x 1700 I5 I76700K 7700K Gtx 1070 1080 RX 580 RX 56
#4 Enthusiast 1700X 1800 1800X i7 5820K 5930K -5960K 6800K 6850K 6900K 6950X and 7th Gen Vega 64 GTX1080Ti Titan

In a nutshell they seem to make this into a tier system by hardware from what i been seeing

 

There would be at least another tier before your #1, Office machine where only requirement is to be stable and reliable. Another thing is that borders of those tiers could be blurred with careful OC and setup. That's what I usually do. Take as good components as I can afford and try to make it jump into next bracket.