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One issue could be your RAM. You have a 2666 kit, but it is only currently clocked at 2133 MHz. Ryzen is heavily RAM dependent, so try setting the DOCP RAM settings in the BIOS.

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EDIT: Just so you know. At the end of the green box, it shows 1067, that is how all RAM shows up, exactly half of the larger number, in your current case, 2133.

 

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how much stuff did you have running in the background? CPU usage is over 40 percent! 

Systems:

Main Gaming:                                                        Windows XP:

Ryzen 5 2600                                                               Intel Pentium 3

Asus RX 580 OC                                                     1GB DDR2

Patriot Viper DDR4 8GB                                         Asus Motherboard

Asus ROG B450-I                                                   Dell 300W

Corsair CX 450                                                       ATI Rage 128 Fury Pro

                                                                               

FreeNAS Server:                                                   Windows 98/95 duel boot:

I5 3400k                                                                  Pentium Pro

Patriot DDR3 8GB                                                  HP Vectra motherboard 

Gigabyte Ultra Durable                                           500MB RAM

Rosewill Glacier 600W                                           Soundblaster 16

                                                                               Matrox Mystique

Random PC:                                                         

AMD Phenom x4 850                                          Key:

Kukete A78                                                          Motherboard

Kingston 4GB DDR3                                            Memory

Dell 500W                                                            Power Supply

                                                                             Graphics Card

Other Gaming:                                                    Sound Card

Ryzen 5 2600                                                       Processor

Asus ROG Strix B350-F Gaming

MSI 1050 OC

Hyper-X 16GB DDR4

EVGA 750 B2

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One issue could be your RAM. You have a 2666 kit, but it is only currently clocked at 2133 MHz. Ryzen is heavily RAM dependent, so try setting the DOCP RAM settings in the BIOS.

image.png.2c7c4271c3d2a305905316a7dfa5d443.png

 

 

EDIT: Just so you know. At the end of the green box, it shows 1067, that is how all RAM shows up, exactly half of the larger number, in your current case, 2133.

 

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3 hours ago, TheBaconGuy said:

One issue could be your RAM. You have a 2666 kit, but it is only currently clocked at 2133 MHz. Ryzen is heavily RAM dependent, so try setting the DOCP RAM settings in the BIOS.

 

EDIT: Just so you know. At the end of the green box, it shows 1067, that is how all RAM shows up, exactly half of the larger number, in your current case, 2133.

 

how do i do this? i know how to get into the bios but whats DOCP?

 

3 hours ago, Wh0_Am_1 said:

To help you we need a screen shot of task manager.

heres a picture

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8 minutes ago, TheRiskk said:

heres a picture

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How about clicking "Performance" at the top over there and then taking a screenshot.  That's where the CPU and GPU along with RAM performance information is.

Won’t visit often..

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