Ryzen 5 2600 + 1070 8 Gb weird bottleneck

[DanielxKnight]

Hi, I recently bought a Ryzen 5 2600, because I had a i5 7400, and that processor was bottlenecking, I tested the new Ryzen that I bought and is getting worse performance! I installed all the drivers, updated the bios, the chipset, reinstalling the NVIDIA drivers and nothing works. 

 

For example:

 

Rainbow Six Siege with the i5 7400: AVG 135 FPS 

Rainbow Six Siege now with Ryzen 2600: 70-130 FPS, so much frame drops.

 

Call of Dutty Modern Warfare with the i5 7400: 90 FPS Locked

Call of Dutty Modern Warfare now with Ryzen 2600: 40-65 FPS

 

I always get 100% CPU Usage. I'm desperate, please help me

 

My Rig: 

 

• Ryzen 5 2600
• 16 gb Ram DDR4 2400 MHZ 
• MB Gigabyte B450M DS3H
• GPU Aourus 1070 8gb
• Western Digital SSD 256 GB
• Seagate 1TB HDD

 

Since now, thank you

[seagate_surfer]

WOW! Is it brand new? Do an RMA so you can sleep fine at nights and if the problem persists in the new CPU you may have come across with what many of us have encountered many times, sometimes when changing one thing at that very same time another piece fails! A great coincidence but impossible to understand for people who are not related to this subject and believe that it was one who caused the problem for having done whatever one did. So you will have to try the other parts too, the RAM modules, make updates on all your equipment including the firmware and if possible also update the BIOS, the latter might be the most important and necessary because you did an upgrade and because it is new technology it could require a new BIOS version too ...

[MadAnt250]

30 minutes ago, DanielxKnight said:

16 gb Ram DDR4 2400 MHZ 

1. how many ram sticks and DIMM slots do you have?

2. Ryzen likes faster RAM, so are those the old ram sticks from the old setup?

3. If the answer to question 1 is 2 sticks and 4 dimm slots, then what order do you have your sticks in?

[DanielxKnight]

10 minutes ago, MadAnt250 said:

1. how many ram sticks and DIMM slots do you have?

2. Ryzen likes faster RAM, so are those the old ram sticks from the old setup?

3. If the answer to question 1 is 2 sticks and 4 dimm slots, then what order do you have your sticks in?

1. 2 Sticks of Ram (2x8Gb)

2. Yeah, they are some standar Crucial Ram, without heatsink, and yes, they were in the old setup

3. 4 DIMMS, put them in 2nd and 4th sloth

 

[DanielxKnight]

21 minutes ago, seagate_surfer said:

WOW! Is it brand new? Do an RMA so can sleep fine at nights and if the problem persists in the new CPU and if the problem perists with the new one you may have come acorss with what many of us have encountered many times, sometimes when changing one thing at that very same time another piece fails! A great coincidence but impossible to understand for people who are not related to this subject and believe that it was one who caused the problem for having done whatever one did. So you will have to try the other parts too, the RAM modules, make updates on all your equipment including the firmware and if possible also update the BIOS, the latter might be the most important and necessary because you did an upgrade and because it is new technology it could require a new BIOS version too ...

Yes, the CPU is new, sealed and everything, so I basically have to change the others parts that were with mi intel processor? is that what you mean?. Also, I have installed the last bios update that gigabyte has for this motherboard.

[MadAnt250]

6 minutes ago, DanielxKnight said:

1. 2 Sticks of Ram (2x8Gb)

2. Yeah, they are some standar Crucial Ram, without heatsink, and yes, they were in the old setup

3. 4 DIMMS, put them in 2nd and 4th sloth

Did you reinstall your operating system? This can cause issues sometime with new or swapped motherboards.

[DanielxKnight]

Just now, MadAnt250 said:

Did you reinstall your operating system? This can cause issues sometime with new motherboards.

I haved thought about it, didn't do it yet tho, I will try it

[xg32]

38 minutes ago, DanielxKnight said:

I haved thought about it, didn't do it yet tho, I will try it

it's a ram bottleneck, see if they can run faster, ram's at half the price compared to last year if you wanna upgrade.I'd just try and overclock the ram to at least 2666 or 3000 tbh.

[seagate_surfer]

49 minutes ago, xg32 said:

it's a ram bottleneck, see if they can run faster, ram's at half the price compared to last year if you wanna upgrade.I'd just try and overclock the ram to at least 2666 or 3000 tbh.

This look like it is, OC the current one and hopefully you won't need new modules. 

[DanielxKnight]

1 hour ago, xg32 said:

it's a ram bottleneck, see if they can run faster, ram's at half the price compared to last year if you wanna upgrade.I'd just try and overclock the ram to at least 2666 or 3000 tbh.

I will! Thank you.

[seagate_surfer]

Let us know how it goes!

[DanielxKnight]

I fixed it! It was a drivers issue, the old chipset driver was doing conflict with the new one. However, i will update my ram as you said before, thank you all!!

[seagate_surfer]

You are welcome!