henkjan

its bad, real bad. sometimes they happen every 5 seconds.

thanks forr the help, im pretty much out of idears too. these frame drops have been around for 3 years and back then i had a completely different pc.

1: all the radeon settings are off 2: windows defender 3: attachments 4: from amds website 5: thermals are good

firestrike results:

Modern warfare, csgo, post scriptum, squad all have these frame drops with stutter, but rainbow six siege or war thunder dont lag at all. and the input lag happens in csgo and modern warfare mostly. event viewer log.txt event viewerr log 2.evtx

when i changed the parts i did a fresh windows install, and the XMP profile is enabled.

everytime i change parts i do a fresh windows install

in games that have high gpu usage, i get frame drops that freeze the game for a second. when these drops happen my gpu usage drops by half and the gpu clock speed does the same. recently i replaced my 1500x with the 3600, 1060 3G with a 5600XT, and replaced my 2666 mhz 16GB kit with a G skill 3000 mhz 16 GB set. before the replacement most games suffered from very low fps, but after replacing the parts i started getting these frame drops. another issue that ive been getting before replacing the parts, but is still present, is input lag. After playing certain games (doesnt happen on every game) like modern warfare ill get input lag that carries over to other games. this is fixed by restarting the pc, but i just dont know whats causing it. userbenchmark: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/26431468 System specs: boot drive: Western Digital sata M.2 2280 SSD hard drive: Seagate Barracuda 1TB Asrock B450M Steel Legend AMD Ryzen 5 3600 AMD RX 5600-XT G.SKILL Aegis DDR4 3000 C16 2x8GB Bequiet system power 9 500W

i found a couple for only 80 euro thats oke for me, im just not sure if it is the actual fix. ive already tried a voltage output regulator and stabilzer but that didnt do anything

the only difference in environment between frame drops and no frame drops is the power, its also not network related because it happens with my nic card turned off. its not a pc issue im sorry, its also happens to my 2nd pc and a laptop

its not super old, its a basic row house (dont know what its called in english) but for example the outlets werent grounded in the beginning its a pretty shitty house.

no idear when it was built, would a UPS fix something like this for sure? theyre really expensive so i dont want to risk it

im the guy he knows, my gpu and cpu usage are fine. its not hardware or software its a power issue. i have no problems in other houses and every pc i use here gets the same issues, its also not my internet as these issues happen in offline games and even with my nic card turned off. its my power but i dont know what exactly is the problem and how to fix it