7800x3d integrated graphics timeout Do I got a faulty CPU??

[ablaze_kratos5]

System Spects

motherboard asus rog strix b650 a gaiming wifi

ram Team Group 6000 mhz CL30

windows 11 

monitor samsung g65b 240 refresh rate monitor

GPU i had 7900 xtx i removed it and issues still happens never had a problem with the card the 7800x3d integrated graphics is what crashes usually I noticed its by using google chrome I disable hardware acelaration I will let know if that help my question is. Is there anyone else having this issue with the processor I read people having it with gpu not the cpu like me is my 7800x3d faulty should i do a RMA tomorrow?

forgot to mention no over cloking on gpu the cpu I only have enabled on the bios the  precision boots overdrive which is amd safe overclocking I also want to point out that before i had 7700x never had this issue with integrated graphis also i did a fresh windows reinstall from 0 to see if that would fix the issue and it did not i got latest amd drivers and bios from asus 

 

also i noticed GPU utilizarion on 7800x3d integrated graphics spike to 99 to 100 percent with system at idle or just doing basic staff am I only one having this issues i also tested ram its seems stable I run windows tool for that no error codes

[GuiltySpark_]

Reset the BIOS (to remove any overclocking, since I can't be certain what you touched) and DDU your display drivers (and install them fresh). 

 

Then re-evaluate. 

[PDifolco]

PBO can lead to pretty random crashes, so resetting BIOS will be a first step

 

[ablaze_kratos5]

hi thanks for the response I DDU my display drivers I dont even know how many times now on safe mode I disable windows generic driver install them install amd drivers didnt do anything on the bios I only have enabled expo ,precision boost over drive and resisible bar ram seems stable i guess maybe try to disable presision boost over driver or just reset bios to facotry settings I also noticed my processor sometimes hits 5.1 ghz then goes back to normal which is above amd max frequiency for 7800x3d

[ablaze_kratos5]

3 hours ago, PDifolco said:

PBO can lead to pretty random crashes, so resetting BIOS will be a first step

 

thanks guys I would do just that so far disabling hardware acceleration on chrome has helped no crush so far while using chrome which is where it always happens

[ablaze_kratos5]

Hi guys did everything you guys told me nothing work i am gonna get a new processor and let you know how it does this one is probably damaged i dont think its normal to have 99 percent integrated graphics usage while idle not doing anything and with a picture background the processor also sometimes dosent even show temps or frequency on ryzen master nor adrenaline software thanks for everything

[Bagzie]

15 hours ago, ablaze_kratos5 said:

hi thanks for the response I DDU my display drivers I dont even know how many times now on safe mode I disable windows generic driver install them install amd drivers didnt do anything on the bios I only have enabled expo ,precision boost over drive and resisible bar ram seems stable i guess maybe try to disable presision boost over driver or just reset bios to facotry settings I also noticed my processor sometimes hits 5.1 ghz then goes back to normal which is above amd max frequiency for 7800x3d

Try not using expo , were trying to work the 0roblem so we likit the variables as much as we can, expo modifies the voltages so can be a cause of the issue.

 

Also the reason it's going to 5.1ghz is because of PBO so just do a bios reset then leave it as is to see if the problem persists.

 

It's no good reseting the bios then changing a bunch of stuff.

 

[Burty101s]

Sorry to bring this back up, did you ever get this fixed in the end? Built a near identical PC to yours and also having the weird Stutter/Lag/Freezing issues. On the latest BIOS and drivers, already reset the BIOS, turned EXPO on and off etc... Nothing's helped so far. Starting to think it's either a CPU or motherboard issue.

[ablaze_kratos5]

Hi brother only way i was able to fix it was by ddu amd driver then installing driver only when using amd update app from their website seems its a problem with 7800x3d and adrenaline software issue got fixed sometimes there is just a slight reset but it dosent timeout anymore amd drives are bad as usual

[Burty101s]

Thanks, tried that and unfortunately hasn't helped. Must be an issue with the CPU or motherboard at this point I think. Will reach out to where I bought them from and see if they have some kind of trade option where I can try a different CPU first before deciding it's the motherboard at fault.

[ablaze_kratos5]

Burty was you able to fix your issues was it your motherboard mine is fix now with the steps I told you guys before by the way before i had 7700x never had this issue until swapping to the 7800x3d pretty sure its an amd problem not my parts

[Burty101s]

No unfortunately not, We DDU'ed the drivers and installed just the basic driver, didn't help, I've tried a range of things:

 

- Removed EXPO profile for RAM back to default

- Undervolted

- Overclocked

- Turned off TPM

- Updated the BIOS to the latest
- Reinstalled Windows 11 fresh with latest drivers for everything

- Tried different network cards

- Tried single stick of RAM in each Slot

 

Nothing has worked, Motherboard is going back next week for an RMA and lets see if a different motherboard does the trick.

[Burty101s]

Update on this: Replaced motherboard, no different, I managed to get hold of a different graphics card (3060Ti).

Bloody fixed it...

 

So once again, for the third time in the past 4 years, I've learnt the hard way, don't bother with AMD GPU's, they're just a buggy mess.

 

I've tried literally everything as well, Driver Only install, Full suite installs, overclock, undervolt, cleaning the GPU (new paste and pads) re-installing Windows 11 completely fresh, trying different driver versions, everything I can possibly think of.

 

I've really given it a go here as when the 7600 isn't stuttering for seconds at a time, it runs really nicely, performs really well. It's a solid card, it just doesn't reliably work.