Many many issues :( can’t pinpoint a single one . Help ? Please 😭

[StonerNixon]

Something is going wrong and I can’t seem to figure out what or why. I’ve tried two separate systems. Core i7 6700 rx580 12gigs of ram. And a ryzen 1700x and gtx 1050ti. I am constantly dropping from games on the i7. Online games , I’ll just go back to the lobby. With no error message or anything. Some games won’t even properly connect to the external servers to get my account information so those games end up completely unplayable. The ryzen system has its own issues with random freezing and blue screens . Normally that’s bad ram . So ram memtest for 8+ hours and it says all sticks passed . So I tested everything I possibly could . Prime95 and like 30 other benchmark test . It would almost never crash during those stress test . Only after. And the blue screen error message I get keep changing. And now I thought the rx 580 would be better paired with the ryzen 1700 . So I swapped them . And now the 580 is constantly at 100 utilization during gameplay , and then will randomly drop to 0 utilization. When that quick milli second 0 happens , there is a dip in fps in game . Noticeably dips and almost freezes. And it’s not just one game that does it . It’s a few . It’s not every single game , but it’s most of them . Minecraft at 1080p low everything , optifine ON , I get 80 fps , and noticeable dips and freezing . I’ve tried reinstalling the graphics driver. And I’ve even tried the optional driver choice instead of the recommended. With the 1700 system , I have even went as far as swapping the power supply. So to my knowledge the only other thing that it could possibly be , would be the motherboard? But that wouldn’t explain the issues with the other system. Killing floor two will not connect to the external servers to grab my account info , and my account is 0 and won’t let me start a game. And this is an issue that is the same between both systems . It takes 5 restarts of the pc and router , for the game to maybe connect.

[An0maly_76]

It might be the motherboard(s), but not in the way you think.

How did you come about these systems? Did you build them from used parts? It's common for people to get banned from gaming platforms and sell off their hardware to start fresh, but what the buyer does not know is that their new hardware has been barred from gaming here, there, or everywhere.

 

So, while I'm not sure what sort of difficulties or error messages this scenario would produce, if you bought any of this secondhand, that could be part of the reason. From my understanding, some gaming platforms will actually read info from the offending user's system and bar that motherboard or machine from continuing to use that platform. It is permanent, and it will not matter who is using it.

[Robchil]

Please use enter key and paragraphs... 

[StonerNixon]

1 hour ago, An0maly_76 said:

It might be the motherboard(s), but not in the way you think.

How did you come about these systems? Did you build them from used parts? It's common for people to get banned from gaming platforms and sell off their hardware to start fresh, but what the buyer does not know is that their new hardware has been barred from gaming here, there, or everywhere. So, while I'm not sure what sort of difficulties or error messages this scenario would produce, if you bought any of this secondhand, that could be part of the reason. From my understanding, some gaming platforms will actually read info from the offending user's system and bar that motherboard or machine from continuing to use that platform. It is permanent, and it will not matter who is using it.

Yes most of the hardware has been used . One of my friends sent me his girlfriends old pc (1700x) because they have so much money she builds one every 4 months and he knew that this one blue screened. I’ve since swapped the 580 back to the 1050 and am doing test again 

[StonerNixon]

So after testing with the 1050ti there is still very noticeable hitching and stuttering 

[An0maly_76]

If the 1700X system was blue screening before you got it, it could well be the motherboard, but it's impossible to know without testing each component individually. If you've swapped RAM, that points to motherboard or CPU. If the CPU was run hot, that's a problem. Word to the wise, don't waste time with a B450 board, it will be a dead-end in regard to certain higher-tier Ryzen, especially Zen3. And Zen3 needs better VRM cooling anyway.

[StonerNixon]

40 minutes ago, An0maly_76 said:

If the 1700X system was blue screening before you got it, it could well be the motherboard, but it's impossible to know without testing each component individually. If you've swapped RAM, that points to motherboard or CPU. If the CPU was run hot, that's a problem. Word to the wise, don't waste time with a B450 board, it will be a dead-end in regard to certain higher-tier Ryzen, especially Zen3. And Zen3 needs better VRM cooling anyway.

Cpu dosnt run too too hot . Nothing more then normal. And I’ve updated the bios on the motherboard. Now I just want something that dosnt hitch and stutter while in game . It wasn’t doing this a few days ago. 

[An0maly_76]

33 minutes ago, StonerNixon said:

Cpu dosnt run too too hot . Nothing more then normal. And I’ve updated the bios on the motherboard. Now I just want something that dosnt hitch and stutter while in game . It wasn’t doing this a few days ago. 

It's not necessarily whether it's running hot for YOU, it's whether it was run hot prior to your ownership. Heat-damaged components don't fix themselves just because they're sold. It's like buying a car with a cracked engine block. The problem doesn't go away just because you don't know about it.

[StonerNixon]

Update , I unplugged one of the three monitors . One that I knew had issues . And since unplugging , from what I’ve tested , there is no hitching and stuttering anymore. Games are atleast playable . Now I get get back to diagnosing the big issue