AMD PROBLEMS

[Bernardo Rosa]

Hello everyone, hope you're all save during this human malware. 

 

The problem is the following:

Every time, I turn my PC Volume UP, I have lag in games/YouTube. It's strange, but I try to investigate more about it, and find almost nothing. 

 

Details about the problem:

If im on YouTube for example, on fullscreen, and I turn the volume UP our DOWN, there a lag/sttuter, this happens also in games for example warzone. If the volume is on the max, and I turn it up, it doesn't happen, same if the volume is 0, and I turn it down. This problem only happens in fullscreen. I thought it was the overlay sound indicator that was making that, but I used software to turn that off and the problem is steel there. Funny thing is, in doom eternal, that bug didn't happen. I thought it was because of VULKAN, so I installed WWZ that was vulkan and the bug did not occur. I switch to direct X 11 on WWZ and the bug appeared. This is what I Know about the problem so far. 

 

Solutions tried:

Freesync off

Clean amd drivers install

Fullscreen optimization off

Clean windows install

Turn the refresh rate to 60Hz (my monitor is 75)

 

Important information:

I use and high sound device, so the audio it's coming from the HDMI to the monitor.

My GPU is RX580 8GB PHANTOM GAMIMG D

CPU RYZEN 5 2600

RAM 8GB

MOTHERBOARD A320-HDV R3 ASROCK

I tried to use the Realtek from the onboard jacks on my Motherboard same problem. 

I try to clean install Realtek drivers, same thing

My monitor it's gonna be in the pictures I'm gonna add

SSD 240GB

 

What I think it is:

I think it's just AMD drivers and direct X, which makes no sense because I can't find more reports about the problems, but it seems like its some DIRECT X problem. 

 

 

Thank you for reading. If you want more info just ask 

[5x5]

If using the onboard audio device from the motherboard and the realtek audio card also produces the issue, then it has nothing to do with AMD or VGA drivers. Sounds like your board might be at fault

[Fatih19]

12 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

If using the onboard audio device from the motherboard and the realtek audio card also produces the issue, then it has nothing to do with AMD or VGA drivers. Sounds like your board might be at fault

00f that's an A320.

[Bernardo Rosa]

1 hour ago, 5x5 said:

If using the onboard audio device from the motherboard and the realtek audio card also produces the issue, then it has nothing to do with AMD or VGA drivers. Sounds like your board might be at fault

If that was the problem, why doesn't it happen in vulkan? And only in fullscreen?

Edited April 26, 2020 by Bernardo Rosa

[Earnhardt]

1 hour ago, Fatih19 said:

00f that's an A320.

Ouch!! I would dump that Mobo for a better one. At minimum a B450 for those components,and a better brand.

[Bernardo Rosa]

2 minutes ago, Earnhardt said:

Ouch!! I would dump that Mobo for a better one. At minimum a B450 for those components,and a better brand.

Recommend any good and not very expensive B450?

[Earnhardt]

8 hours ago, Bernardo Rosa said:

Recommend any good and not very expensive B450?

I only use higher end ASUS boards,but do see a lot of people out there recommend this one:

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/b450-tomahawk-max

 

I had great luck with the ASUS TUF boards on my last FX990 boards:

 

https://www.asus.com/ca-en/Motherboards/TUF-B450-PLUS-GAMING/

[xAcid9]

Try check if those Vulkan games is actually running in Exclusive Fullscreen. You can check by alt+tabbing quickly, if there is no delay then it's probably borderless fullscreen or Vulkan handle fullscreen differently.