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2. Did you install the latest BIOS update for your motherboard?
3. Have you kept up to date with Windows 10 1909?
[insert a snip of Intel fanboys hating on Ryzen here, like "oh it's slow cuz it's amd lul"]
It's funny how that BS comment came right after I predicted it with my insert; within a second.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kngD86ar88s
The 3600 trades blows with the 7700K while running a 2080 Ti -- sometimes winning, sometimes losing, sometimes being evenly matched.
It's not too weak for a 2070S or 2080S. It'll only struggle with a 2080 Ti in CPU limited titles where it comes down to raw single-threaded performance and high clocks.
It is clear you lack proper understanding of how this all works, or you get a rise out of spreading misinformation to people who need help.
@OP, please ignore this troll.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJguDHmytaE
Considerable difference between the 2600 and 3600. Do your research before you troll like it's your first time on the internet.
People come here for help, not for misinformation.
Run the trim command with any sort of SSD tool.