Windows 10: Just upgraded to Ryzen 5 3600, some benchmarks vs R5 2600 inside

My 3600 just arrived few hours ago and I did some quick benches to see what kind of improvements I would be getting (if any). It's not like an upgrade was needed but the idea of having a 7nm processor is exciting. I'm actually surprised at how much difference there is. I don't know what's wrong with TW3 0.1% low results so please don't ask me. Both CPUs were tested at bone stock settings and memory is set to XMP 3200CL16 profile
System specs

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  AMD Ryzen 5 2600 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600
  
  
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  Scythe Fuma Rev. B
  
  
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  2 x 8 GB Kingston HyperX Predator DDR4-3200 CL16
  
  
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  Sapphire Pulse RX 580 (OC'd to 1450 core/2150 mem)
  
  
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  ASRock B450M Steel Legend
  
  
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  480 GB Kingston SSDNow M.2 SATA
  
  
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  Silverstone ET750-HG 750W
  

Game settings

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  PUBG - Very Low, 1080p, 70% render scale
  
  
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  Witcher 3 - Medium, 720p
  

Benchmark Results
Single-core pts 4656 5521 +18.6%
Multi-core pts 22651 28217 +24.6%

Average FPS 115 147.5 +28.3%
0.1% low FPS 45.8 69 +50.7%
1% low FPS 76 96.5 +27%
Min FPS 92.2 123.4 +33.8%
Max FPS 134 172 +28.4%


Average FPS 102.7 128.3 +25%
1% low FPS 61.1 94.3 +54.3%
0.1% low FPS 12.1 70.3 +481%
Min FPS 83.4 112.8 +35.3%
Max FPS 117.9 149.3 +26.6%

:)

 

BSOD Memory Management with Ryzen 5 3600

I have a few problems with the new hardware, my specs are:

• Ryzen 5 3600 (new)
• Asrock B450M Steel Legends (new)
• RAM Gskills Ripjaws V 2x4G 2133 (2 years)
• PSU Seasonic 520W (2 years)
• VGA Asus Dual RX580 8G (2 months)
• SSD 120GB Plextor MSG (2 years)
• HDD WD Blue 1TB (2 years)

Since I first boot my pc with the new hardware (main and chip), I constantly encounter the "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT" bsod, and a few more but mostly memory_management.

• REGISTRY_ERROR
• IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
• ATTEMPTED_WRITE_ON_READONLY_MEMORY
• SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (win32kfull.sys)
• IRQL_GT_ZERO_AT_SYSTEM_SERVICE
• SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (dxgmm2s)
• KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE
• PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGE_AREA

It happened somewhat randomly. I tried taking it back to the dealer to figure out the problems but nothing has been fixed so far. I also tried:

• Reinstall Windows 10 Pro.
• Run Memory Diagnostics Tool
• Update BIOS, mainboard and VGA driver to the latest.
• Reinstall the RAM between the 4 slots, clean the RAMs' connectors.
• Use dism and sfc to check for corrupted files (The corrupted files were found and successfully repaired, but the problem persists).
• Run memtest86 on 2 RAM sticks seperately.
• Analyze minidump files: minidump – Google Drive

This is my first build so I'm not sure what I should do now. Can you guys give my some advises about what I should do? Thank you very much for your time. ^_^

Update 29/7: Installed new RAM (Corsair Vengeance 1x8GB 2666) yesterday and the system works perfectly since.

 

Ryzen 5 2600 feels bloated and slow

I've done all the tweaks (oc ram, latest bios and drivers, disable cool n Quiet, ryzen balanced power plan) But my system still feels like kinda iffy. The desktop feels chuggy and like the computer is having a post nasal drip. This is also a fresh Windows install. It still felt that way with my engineering sample i7-6700, thought it was the low clock speed and the case of the processor being ES. Nope. New cpu and motherboard, still feels same or even worse. Feels like I'm dragging the system around.

Specs include:

Ryzen 5 2600

16gb crucial 2133mhz ram (2666mhz oc)

500gb sata ssd, 1tb, 2tb hard drive for storage

1050Ti OC

What could it be?

Thanks, phenom

 

New Ryzen 2600 gets 17% single core performance boost

Source: http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/amd_ryzen_2600_benchmark_spotted.html

Please look at the images at the link. I could not copy the images here as I was rushing to post this awesome news.

Old Ryzen 1600 score: 3636
New Ryzen 2600 score: 4269 !!!!!

The boost: 17% !!! Wow wow wow