Hi all, I'm new to the forum, and I'll be sure to introduce myself, but I have an issue with my new SFF build and I have no idea what do do next...
Hi, I have a new system and I have the following problems:
- Sometimes, the game I'm playing freezes up for a second or 2 (Overwatch)
- In Doom eternal, the behaviour is a bit different: My mouse movement get's really slow for a second and the whole game feels like it's freezing up.
- In windows when I'm typing, sometimes there is a delay in which I write and when it comes on screen
- In windows when scrolling or moving windows, sometimes there is a delay in the movement
- In windows, mouse is stuck on screenAt first I thought the issue was just in overwatch, here is a thread I made here already and tried lots of things: https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/overwatch/t/random-freeze-for-1-second/481618/1
TLDR: Sometimes a random hiccup/lag/freeze in windows or games
CURRENT SPECS:
DAN A4-SFX mini ITX case ( I'll be posting pictures of my build once I finally fix this issue)
Ryzen 3600
Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 rev 2.0
ASUS B40-i STRIX Motherboard
Crucial Ballistix Sport LT Ballistix BLS2K8G4D30AESBK
Crucial P1 M.2 SSD1GB
Corsair SF450 Power Supply
Things I've tried:
- Multiple stress tests and continu monitoring of CPU and GPU temps temps, all seems fine- ran memtest86 a bunch of times
- Made sure to update all drivers, even for SSD. Bios is updated as well, chipset drivers from AMD website, etc etc
- Get a more power effecieient GPU, since the R9 390 I had before was a real power consumer. Now I have the GTX 1070 and the 450watt PSU should easily handle it right?
- Tried all types of different power modes in windows, both the windows ones and the one of Ryzen.
Where I think the problem lies:
- Maybe still the CPU?
- Bad SSD?
- Any other faulty hardware?
- Can't be the PSU right? I've read multiple threads on this forum and others that mention the SF450 should be enough.
I have used this tool: https://github.com/google/UIforETW to make traces after each time a specific freeze occured. However I have no idea how to read the data. If anybody is interested in the data I can share it.
Hi, I have a new system and I have the following problems:
- Sometimes, the game I'm playing freezes up for a second or 2 (Overwatch)
- In Doom eternal, the behaviour is a bit different: My mouse movement get's really slow for a second and the whole game feels like it's freezing up.
- In windows when I'm typing, sometimes there is a delay in which I write and when it comes on screen
- In windows when scrolling or moving windows, sometimes there is a delay in the movement
- In windows, mouse is stuck on screenAt first I thought the issue was just in overwatch, here is a thread I made here already and tried lots of things: https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/overwatch/t/random-freeze-for-1-second/481618/1
TLDR: Sometimes a random hiccup/lag/freeze in windows or games
CURRENT SPECS:
DAN A4-SFX mini ITX case ( I'll be posting pictures of my build once I finally fix this issue)
Ryzen 3600
Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 rev 2.0
ASUS B40-i STRIX Motherboard
Crucial Ballistix Sport LT Ballistix BLS2K8G4D30AESBK
Crucial P1 M.2 SSD1GB
Corsair SF450 Power Supply
Things I've tried:
- Multiple stress tests and continu monitoring of CPU and GPU temps temps, all seems fine- ran memtest86 a bunch of times
- Made sure to update all drivers, even for SSD. Bios is updated as well, chipset drivers from AMD website, etc etc
- Get a more power effecieient GPU, since the R9 390 I had before was a real power consumer. Now I have the GTX 1070 and the 450watt PSU should easily handle it right?
- Tried all types of different power modes in windows, both the windows ones and the one of Ryzen.
Where I think the problem lies:
- Maybe still the CPU?
- Bad SSD?
- Any other faulty hardware?
- Can't be the PSU right? I've read multiple threads on this forum and others that mention the SF450 should be enough.
I have used this tool: https://github.com/google/UIforETW to make traces after each time a specific freeze occured. However I have no idea how to read the data. If anybody is interested in the data I can share it.