LeWhiske

Basically the title. I've been looking everywhere and it doesn't look like any have released. If there are can you link them below? Thanks!

i tried all of those at once including disabling fTPM, and it seemed to work as I haven't seen it happen for days now. Thanks for the help, as it was driving me crazy!

does bitlocker enable automatically on windows 11? also i thought you needed a TPM for windows 11 to boot?

Having it in an eGPU would lower performance compared to being directly plugged in but as to how much it'll affect VR performance specifically i have no idea. But if its the original rift or rift s you will likely be fine. Most VR games are heavier on GPU rather than CPU so unless there is inadequate cooling for the CPU on your laptop everything should run pretty well. A quick tip though, if you aren't getting a smooth frame rate in a flight sim i would recommend enabling motion smoothing in SteamVR if you are running it through steam. What that will do is that it will lock the frame rate to half of the refresh rate (if 90hz, it will lock to 45 fps, 80hz to 40) and try and fill in the gaps. This works great for flight sims, but most games where you are actually walking around it feels horrible so use it wisely

Also i have a 5800x with 16gb of ram on a b450f board with a 6900xt for specs if it helps

So ever since I've been on windows 11, I've gotten intermittent slowdown and I have no idea as to why its been happening. The slowdown is similar to how an emulator may slow down during emulation, with there being audio stretching and the entire desktop or game slows down to a couple FPS. This will happen even when nothing is running and I may only be watching a youtube video or something like that with a low load and for about 2-3 seconds the entirety of windows just slows down and the audio stretches. Its been infuriating me for the last while and I have no idea how to fix it, any help would be much appreciated!

Yeah that makes sense, mostly goes with what i was thinking. On a slightly unrelated note, since current ryzen is very dependent on fast ram will that mean at the beginning of DDR5 a first gen AM5 CPU could be relatively slow and overtime once ddr5 matures get better?

Your new build seems pretty good so far, only thing I would personally change is to get the 3600 if you don't need the extra cores and to put that towards a 3060 TI. Just double check timings on ram to see if they are fast because ryzen still really benefits from fast ram.

I remember hearing rumors that am5 will be an LGA socket similar to intel, does that bring any issues in regards to CPU upgrade paths? I know intel forces a new motherboard with every other generation of cpu, so is that an intel thing or a downside of LGA sockets?

ok, thank you! just wanted to make sure everything is working as its supposed to be, ill likely upgrade my cpu when the am5 platform comes out.

i see, its just ive always heard that a gpu should be at 98% utilization in games if its working properly Also ive just tried doing some OC stuff as well as undervolting, but now its weird as im getting better clocks on GPU and higher framerate at what seems a lower utilization of around 50-60% utilization?

i know it goes up to 300 watts, but I know most cards typically run in the ball park of the TDP and not 100-150 watts below it. Also I would have thought a 2700x would still be fine while playing at 1440p but I did suspect a CPU bottleneck from the start. The only thing that drew me away from that was that when checking total utilization of my CPU it never really went too high and the highest utilization on any single core was around 70-80%; is that where a cpu bottleneck starts to become noticeable @OfficialTechSpace?

Parts are as follows: CPU Ryzen 7 2700X @ 4.2 GHz Motherboard Asus ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING ATX AM4 Motherboard RAM G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory [F4-3200C16D-16GTZR] GPU AMD Reference 6900XT Case Phanteks P350X Storage Seagate Barracuda 2 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive; Western Digital Blue 1 TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive; Samsung 970 Evo 500 GB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive PSU Enermax Revolution D.F. 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Display(s) LG 2783A-B Cooling NZXT Kraken X52 Rev 2 Keyboard Some Decent Logitech Keyboard Mouse Logitech G502 Lightspeed Sound Sennheiser PC37X Operating System Windows 10

I finally was able to get ahold of a 6900XT, but I've had RiviaTuner statistics up at the top showing that in most games I'm only at around 60-80% utilization depending on the game and that the wattage never really surpasses 213 W. I also looked at the radeon performance tuner and it shows similar things. I'm still able to hit around 2600Mhz in game and framerates are fine enough but I don't want to leave performance on the table. I should have all pertinent parts attached to my profile, and i have two separate PCI-E cables running to my GPU so its not daisy chained. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

So would it be possible the actual screen itself, not the whole thing as the I/O is the same as the 83A, got mixed up? That would be awesome if thats the case