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OK, so I'm playing BF1, SW:BF2 and R6 Siege and I'm getting sutters/rubberbanding in regular intervals. I've tried slither.io out of curiosity and it happens there too. Intersting thing is when I run games from after cold boot everything is normal and if I go and play the games after some time after web browsing, youtube or whatever it starts again(sither.io does sutter even after cold boot). So far I've: Disabled Origin in game, unparked cores, cleaned registry, turned router off and on, disabled Nvidia GFX stuff, reinstalled Windows... Stutters do not appear on MSI afterburner frametime tab. Please help, I've cashed out so much for this rig and this is becoming excruciatingly annoying. These are my specs: R5 1600x@4.00GHz Corsair Venegance LPX 3200@3200 MSI B350 Tomahawk MSI 1080 Ti Armor PSU: Corsair RM 650W HELP PLEASE

I don't have any spare GPU. This video is good representation on what happens minus black screen. I did a clean istall of drivers, so I'll see how that goes.

Clock comes down to around 1840s. I guess I'll be waiting for the next Ti then

Would liquid metal make a difference on my 1080 ti Armor? I know that the cooler is trash and I'm not really willing to spend money on AIO and what not. Temps are getting all the way to 84C.

Did it, but it didn't solve the probelm Did it, everything is ok. My PC froze again today while I was gaming. I really don't understand what the problem is.

It was happening even with lower RAM frequency and also I forgot to mention, my PC completly froze while I was playing Battlefield 1 accompanied with the sound so I was forced to reboot.

Sometimes when I'm using my PC it kinda stutters, for like a less than a second. It doesn't matter what I'm doing, from watching videos on youtube to gaming. I don't know how to identify the sound but it sounds something like in this video in the first few seconds of the video. These are my specs: R5 1600x@4.00GHz Corsair Venegance LPX 3200@3200 MSI B350 Tomahawk MSI 1080 Ti Armor PSU: Corsair RM 650W CPU and GPU temps seem fine. CPU is at around 30C when idle and max around 65C under load. Is this inicating something is potentially going to go bad, should I be worried?

Connected via ethernet cable if that's what you're asking.

Ping is fine, sitting at around 40. Speed test also seems normal. My internet speed is 10Mbps

All my multiplayer games have been lagging and rubber banding like crazy over the past few days. I'm fairly certain that it's somehing with the network. I've kept my eyes on the GPU, CPU usage and frametimes and everything is normal. The games that I play are mostly Battlefield games, BF2, R6 Siege and all of them have the same problem. Does anybody know a possible cause and solution for this crappy performance? Specs: R5 1600x@4.00GHz Corsair Venegance LPX 3200@3200 MSI B350 Tomahawk MSI 1080 Ti Armor PSU: Corsair RM 650W

Which one is for the VRM?

I have no Idea how hot VRMs get on my B350 Tomahawk and after seeing Buildzoid and Gamers Nexus videos I feel like i should cool them. I'm running Fractal Design R5 with 3 intake fans(2 front and 1 bottom) and 2 exhaust fans. Also using Noctua NH-D15 for CPU cooling. Would 40mm fan make a difference if placed above VRM?

Nice, I'll just fan it up then

So I'm looking into buying a noctua na-fc1(to connect 3 fans) due to insufficient number of fan headers on my mobo. What I want to know is it going to draw power from power supply or from the fan header as the cables connects to both? From what I've read I could damage my mobo by connecting too many fans on a single header.

So I have watched some buildzoid videos I came to a conclusion that I should cool my VRM considering my OC goal for my Ryzen 1600x is 4Ghz on MSI B350 Tomahawk and I wanted to ask a few questions. Firstly do you think this is needed for stability and longevity? If so how should I mount 40mm fan on top of the VRM(note: I'm using a Noctua NH-D15 cooler so it's a bit tight)? Another thing is I'd like to put a few more intake and exhaust fans. My case is Fractal Design R5 and currently I have 2 intake fans(one in the front of the case and the other one on the bottom) and 1 exhaust fan on back. The top of the case is closed atm and I'd like to add 1 exhaust at the top and one more intake at the front of the case. Is there a limit for how many Y splitter cables I can use? Thanks