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Edit: Also sometimes when you click buttons in a menu it freezes somewhat.

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Hey guys I have the following components, AMD Ryzen 7 2700x Nvidia RTX 2060 16GB Gskill RGB ram Mobo: MSI Tomahawk B350 Arctic I updated all drivers but can't help buy notice CPU bottlenecks. In Hearts of Iron 4 it has to think too much when things happen, even early game it freezes every 7-9 days or so. Even League of Legends feels really awfull regarding FPS. Not sure if it actually slows down but it feels very unresponsive at times. When clicking menu's in games or clicking stuff in my web browser it feels somewhat unresponsive/stuttery. I've noticed the VRMs get VERY hot to the touch when i'm near it with my hand. I was wondering if this mobo has known issues or if this mobo could be impacting the responsiveness of the PC? Thanks in advance!

Im really late to the discussion but this fixed my problem with crashing into a black screen after adding a more heavy cpu and watercooling to my pc. My pc started to be unstable after that.

I have the same problem. Did you find anything out in the meantime? Seems to have started at random for me.

Nvm, it has a little bit too much damage I think

I also have that happen to mine. Fun side project?

Hey guys anyone heard of this before? And anyone has an idea because for me it like -just- started... Don't know what info to provide other that I reinstalled the audio drivers for a start and switched to Firefox instead of chrome... Can anyone pleeaasseee help me? Im lost... Don't wont to completely re-install everything as I have TBs of important data.

I have the problem that I have crackling sound and videos get out of synch in youtube. Gaming isn't as bad. So I stick in this thread aswell.(Will a soundcard fix it?)

Also what are the crackling noices every now and then? So far as I know it's only with youtube videos.

Still haven't got it fixed ... But I DID find out my video is lagging behind. (As the music continues normally annd the screen jumps forward)

Doesn't work

Hey guys anyone heard of this before? And anyone has an idea because for me it like -just- started... Don't know what info to provide other that I reinstalled the audio drivers for a start and switched to Firefox instead of chrome...

Score = 3DMark Time spy demo version. I was overclocking for my girlfriend and got these results at 3800Mhz@1.3875V. Yeah I know 95°C isn't good on my PC (Water cooled aswell?), should probably check in on if my cooling paste hasn't turned into brick yet. My PC: Her PC: She has a 980TI now. So what are your opinions, keep it at this?