Rilenator1

Apparently you cannot turn off fTPM on WIndows 11 so I'll exclude that one from the troubleshooting list.

Hey! To answer your questions: 1. I haven't paid attention to event viewer unless my pc crashes or an application crashes, which usually isn't the case for me. 2. I have not looked into fTPM but I will try turning it off in my BIOS to see if that fixes anything 3. I have tried Starfield on both an HDD and SSD 4. The Fortnite issue has been going on for about two years now, but the SIege / CS2 / Starfield is actually new.

Hey everyone! Throughout the past couple months my PC has been giving me some issues. My computer has a problem where it stutters in most games. For example: Starfield is currently unplayable. There will be times where I will watch my CPU and GPU usage drop simultaneously casuing immense stutter. Fortnite consistently stutters due to inconsistent GPU usage and CS 2/Rainbow Six Siege will also stutter in-game from time to time. I have tried uninstalling and re-installeing GPU drivers multiple times through DDU, and have tried uninstalling and re-installing WIndows 11 a few times on different SSD's on my PC. Everything on my PC is up to date as well. I have the newest Chipset drivers, BIOS software, and my AMD drivers are currently on 23.9.3. Any advice is greatly appreciated. My specs are: Cpu: Ryzen 9 3900X currently at 4 GHz GPU: XFX Speedster 6700XT RAM: 4x8 Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000 MHz Mobo: ASUS X570 TUF Gaming PSU: 750 watt Gold Storage: 1 TB WD Blue Hard drive 125 GB Samsung SSD, 500GB WD SN 750 SSD

All device drivers are currently up to date including the BIOS version. The game is also up to date as well.

I currently have 4x8 sticks of Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000Mhz

I have had this issue that I have been attempting to fix for around 2 years where I have been trying to play Fortnite on my pc but I have unstable fps in the game due to my GPU usage going from 99% or 100% to 70-60% which causes a lot of frame drops. I have found that DirectX 12 is the only option that actually gets the GPU to 100% but the usage still fluctuates causing frame drops still. Fortnite is the only game this happens in. Any help is greatly appreciated. My specs are: Cpu: Ryzen 9 3900X GPU: Saphire 5600XT Mobo: ASUS X570 TUF Gaming PSU: Seasonic MKII 650 watt bronze Storage: 1 TB WD Blue Hard drive, 125 GB Samsung SSD, 500GB WD SN 750 SSD (Fortnite is on here)

I have been attempting to play the new Fortnite chapter on my pc but I have unstable fps in the game due to my GPU usage going from 99% or 100% to 70-60%. I have found that DirectX 12 is the only option that actually gets the gpu to 100% but the usage still fluctuates. Fortnite is the only game this happens in. Any help is greatly appreciated. My specs are: Cpu: Ryzen 9 3900X GPU: Saphire 5600XT Mobo: ASUS X570 TUF Gaming PSU: Seasonic MKII 650 watt bronze Storage: 1 TB WD Blue Hard drive, 125 GB Samsung SSD, 500GB WD SN 750 SSD (Fortnite is on here)

Ok, Thank you!

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 Desktop Memory Kit - Black (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16),Vengeance LPX Black, Would that work? @Applefreak

Could I then have 3 Sticks with two Corsair and one My old stick then work at 24Gb? @Applefreak

Should I get the same stick of Ram or get a different 8 Gb stick? @NZgamer

This is on AMD’s Adrenaline 2020

I have 8gb of Ram @NZgamer

Hey everyone, I recently just updated my 1060 3gb to a 5600 XT and every now and then, I get a but of stutter and frame loss in my games like Modern Warfare, I monitored the usage on everything and my Gpu is at %72 my Cpu is at %75 and my ram is at %90 Is my ram or any component being bottlenecked? Specs: - Ryzen 5 1500X 4 Core OC to 3.95 MHz - Radeon Rx 5600 XT OC - Asus ROG Strix B350-F Gaming Motherboard - Gloway DDR4 2400 MHz Ram OC 3000 MHz - 1 TB Wester Digital Blue HDD - 120 Gb Samsung SSD - 650 Watt PSU