system stuttering

[Quantum]

Experiencing stuttering whenever I first log in to windows and in any game I play. Browsing the internet is fine but I'm unsure what the issue is, nothing is sticking out. All my parts have been tested thoroughly and are not defective or overheating. I think this is a windows issue, are there any specific settings that can cause these stutters? Stutters stay even when I mess with DOCP. Here are my specs:

CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6Ghz with Kraken Z63
Motherboard: ROG Crosshair VIII Hero X570
RAM: Two 8 Gb Corsair Vengence RGB pro (16Gb)
GPU: RTX 3080 FE
Storage: 500Gb Samsung 970 EVO Plus and 1Tb Samsung 980 Pro NVME M.2
PSU:RM1000X
OS: Windows 11

I'm on the ryzen balanced plan, any ideas? I disabled gamebar and DVR through the registry. I'm trying to avoid taking my system to a repair shop.

[_I_]

post a cpuz validation link
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
cpuz -> validate button -> submit button
it will open a browser, copy the url (address) and paste it here

[Quantum]

_I_ の投稿を引用：

post a cpuz validation link
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
cpuz -> validate button -> submit button
it will open a browser, copy the url (address) and paste it here

https://valid.x86.fr/3ibdvs

[_I_]

specs look ok

are you manually overclocking?
that often results in throttling sooner and lower than letting pbo do its thing

[Quantum]

No overclocking, I'm just letting my hardware boost as it sees fit.

[emoticorpse]

try updating your bios, try installing Windows 10 for stability. Might just be Windows 11 being Windows 11 until it's really fixed up.

[_I_]

remove everything from startup tab, including amd/nvidia stuff
and reboot

disable hibernate/sleep instead of shutdown
by default windows will hibernate instead of shutdown when you pick shutdown
but with a ssd its about the same as a clean boot vs waking

[ZeekAncient]

Another user experiencing stuttering with a Ryzen CPU. Why am I not surprised?

I would recommend that it has to do with CPPC being broken in the Bios, and needs to be disabled, as this has been a recurring theme with these posts, but someone will probably get angry and say that isn't the issue.

Edit: Also, I am not exactly sure if that is the issue, but I have been seeing posts since the middle of last year where Ryzen CPU users have been experiencing stuttering issues and the common fix in all of those posts was to disable CPPC in the Bios. But I would do some further research on that.

[no154370]

did it occur when your Windows OS is still Windows 10 "Quantum"??????

if it never at all, not even once and it only occurs after upgrading your Windows OS through Windows update to Windows 11..........

then i highly recommend this

1) revert back to the previous OS if possible

if can't, then kindly check that every single program you installed prior to upgrading to Windows 11 is compatible with the latest Windows OS.

^_^

[r.linder]

You can try Win10, different drivers and BIOS, but it won't resolve all stuttering, it's basically impossible to avoid stuttering with some games on Ryzen CPUs because most game engines were made long before Ryzen released and aren't well equipped to make proper use of the architecture and design

Went from Ryzen to Intel and haven't had stutters since. I hear about stuttering from Ryzen users pretty much on a daily basis. Try as you might, it can't be avoided, and there's a pretty stupid mindshare because of reviewers where everyone's first thought is to buy a Ryzen CPU because they used to be better price/performance, which isn't really the case anymore.

[Julien, cut it out.]

> Chipset driver: https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/pa-400

Does the issue persist when doing a clean boot?
How does your UEFI configuration look like? Any changes to the default settings?

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

I'm going to hold up my flame shield and recommend setting the ram speed to UEFI default and enabling eco-mode.

I got much better gaming performance with stock ram and eco-mode enabled. No stutter that's for sure.

I'll try to find an old validation and share it here so you can see the performance graph.

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

I found an old validation:

https://valid.x86.fr/z9d7zg

This is my 3700x running in eco-mode and utilizing 2400 ram. The graph is quite impressive passing up 3800x in multithreading, while also dominating in singlethreading.

Eco-mode rules with Ryzen.

[r.linder]

The Hardware ʬhisperer の投稿を引用：

I'm going to hold up my flame shield and recommend setting the ram speed to UEFI default and enabling eco-mode.

I got much better gaming performance with stock ram and eco-mode enabled. No stutter that's for sure.

I'll try to find an old validation and share it here so you can see the performance graph.

The Hardware ʬhisperer の投稿を引用：

I found an old validation:

https://valid.x86.fr/z9d7zg

This is my 3700x running in eco-mode and utilizing 2400 ram. The graph is quite impressive passing up 3800x in multithreading, while also dominating in singlethreading.

Eco-mode rules with Ryzen.

2400 MHz RAM works out fine since 3000 series because the FCLK isn't locked to 1500~1600 MHz like it was prior to Zen2. That's pretty much why it would run better, AMD's firmware is just terrible and doesn't work like they intend half of the time.

[CZI]

Better to check Task Manager.
It might be just Windows Update, Auto updater, back ground process, notifications etc.

If you see fps drop in a couple min, it might be Telemetry service related.

Ref. "Windows 10 configurations" section in my guide.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2192326393

(SC6 is fighting game and one single FPS drop is not welcomed.)

[plat]

Could this apply to you?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/sccict/amd_ftpm_causes_random_stuttering_issue/