@@Panjno Why you deleted the commands for cmd i was testing if is on or off better for me and now is not in the description anymore the commands to disable HPET
HPET off does cause higher average framerates but also causes inconsistent frame times and spikes which is the reason for lower 1. and 0.1% fps lows. Keep that in mind if you want your game more smoother overall.
For sure! - as shown in the benchmarks provided, it can really help some games (like Gears 5) but can lower 1% in CSGO, its all about seeing what works best on YOUR PCs :)
@@Panjno Very correct! I am quite sensitive to frame time spikes/micro stutters so I tend to try optimize and cap to get the smoothest gameplay possible and always a higher framerate than consoles (with the quality too!).
A good rule of thumb is: the higher your FPS the lower your input latency. Also making sure you have a mouse that supports a 1000hz refresh rate is also good (500hz is also fine)
Amd Adrenaline now has the option to delete your previous drivers and install the new ones. Is that the same as removing the amd drivers via the utility cleaner from amd? 🤔
One of the few yt channels that actually teaches you stuff in a simple and understandable way, instead of loading your pc with a bunch of trojans. +1sub
I just watched like five different videos from five different creators going through bits and pieces of this, and instead I could have just waited for an all-in-one from you....
Another trick for a dedicated gaming PC, fresh install a modded/cut down version of windows. I have been using Windows Superlite by ghost spectre for years now. At least a 10% boost in FPS and takes windows ram usage down to 800mb-1.5GB depending on version. Basically a barebones windows with all the bloat removed.
Been watching your vids and taking your advice from them for at least year or so now. Love your vids you actually have advice that seems to work for me and not just a click bait youtube like a lot of guys thanks you for you time and effort Merry Christmas to you and yours buddy 🎄✌️🤘
hey panjno , on the first step where u find ur system model it says "system product name " please can u help me . I've watched most of ur videos and now my pc gets good fps but i would like to push it a bit further with this vid
I have an x-570 chipset and am also getting "system product name". This step in the process is just confirming the chipset of your motherboard, which you may be able to discover by going over to your search bar, typing in "system information" and opening up that window. From there, you're looking for the line that says "BaseBoard Product", that should be the name of your motherboard. Go to your search engine, type the name of your motherboard followed by "chipset" and see if you can find further information regarding the chipset of your board. Worst case, you can always try to restart into your BiOS and your motherboard info should also be listed in there either on the homescreen of the BiOS menu or in one of the information sub-menus. Of course, if you still have the box your motherboard came in when you first bought it, it'll say right there on the front, as well lol "x570" or "B550", etc. edit: downloading CPU-ID will also list this info under the section titled "Mainboard" chipset/southbridge
fair enough, like mentioned in this video the BIOS stuff is what to RESEARCH for your system, even then its only recommended for those who are comfortable it can be GREAT for Ryzen but its understandable why many dont bother with it :)
I really hope this helps bc I just built first pc 4 days ago (have previously owned pre builts, so not a complete rookie lol) and I have been stuttering BAD in game. Have Ryzen 9 5950x, EVGA 3090 FTW3 with 32gb RAM and ROG Strix x570 e gaming wifi 2. Consistently getting 300fps, all components seem to be working at near perfect levels and only thing I see happening is minor spikes in ping with absolutely 0 frame drop. It has to be something in BIOS or Windows 11 which this is my first time using. I've literally spent past 3 days from the time I get off work to the time I go to bed trying to fix the issue and so far nothing has helped at ALL and saying I'm extremely frustrated is the biggest understatement..
@@luisborja9736 No sorry I meant that's the only thing that's fluctuating at ALL but no more than usual so idk what's causing it. I just started getting frame drops last night as well as when I boot now my white VGA qled indicator lights up on motherboard but there's no issues with gpu idk why it's coming on. Usually when that comes on there's no display but mine is working fine. Every time I restart the white VGA light goes away lol it's so weird. Still getting micro stutters I'm just so damn confused I've been goin in circles for about a week or so
@@Lurch-11 hi Lurch I had this problem with my motherboard white led light staying on. For me I had to change in the bios under the PCI’s-16-1 from auto to manually gen4. This was because I have a pci card for usb-c for my quest 2 in the pcie16-2 slot.
I notice that you using in bios curve optimizer negative -10 but in video you did not said anything about this. Why? Is not stabile or you turn it back of ?
Hello question here, if I download the chipset driver and want to upgrade my cpu will I need to update or reinstall the chipset driver? For example I have a 5600x and want to get a 5800x?
If I update bios do the settings get reset? My friend overclocked my cpu in bios and I don’t know how to redo that if it gets reset. I’m on windows 11 and am experiencing stutters. (6900xt, 5800x) any help would be much obliged
yesterday i got the micro stutters, and i updated my bios to the latest MSI has for my B550 Tomahawk Board, which is shipped with AGESA 1.2.0.C after the bios updated, the stutters is gone but my fps is low. On valorant the fps before updating bios was 400-550 in competitive game now after the bios update it barely reach 400 and even can drop to 150 whats wrong? My system is B550 Tomahawk Ryzen 7 5700x 16 Gigs 3600Mhz RAM Seasonic Focus 650W 80+ Gold I've been wandering the internet since yesterday, haven't found the answer :(
you did not include basic amd bios optimization such as : disabling c states and cppc and cppc preferred core and activating above 4g decoding and much more
Hey Panjno explain me about bios please, can i change my bios skin(or how that call) to like on your video(red+black click bios2), i have it about 1 year ago but after some bios upgrade it changed to grey colored one, its alot harder to find all this things there, less user friendly =(
So for the chipset driver do I just install over the current one? Or should I uninstall my current chipset driver first, restart pc, and then install the most recent one?
u prolly already figured this out by now but leave c states on, svm is only if you use virtual machines or want virtualization based secuirty, whihc makes ur pc more secure but causes many problems in games and usually you want smt on unless your cpu has more than 12 physical cores.
I've seen the driver updates from Windows Update cause problems more times than not. Especially GPU drivers. I make it a point to disable driver updates via the group policy... if you have Windows 10 Pro.
Hello! I have an AMD ryzen 5 3600 and the motherboard Im using had a BIOS that looked identical to the one you displayed. But I’ve looked through all the settings and can’t find the curve optimizer setting? Is there something I need to do to ensure this shows up in my BIOS settings? Thank you for the video!
Why doesn't anyone talk about the softwares specifically to run your cpu to it's highest capability? Like dragon center or AMD Ryzen Master. These boosted my PC a lot and none of these videos tell you this which is stupid.
between balanced and high performance power plan settings may only be effective on lower end systems, the high performance power plan only makes ur pc using all its recources even tho when its not needed on lets say you watch a youtube video or a low graphic game, when u choose balanced it also uses all its recources when its actually needed, u will get and even in some cases get better performance on balanced since the system overall runs cooler
@@tpedersen1 Like i said in my description that u reacted to, it basicly means ur pc uses alot more recources and runs hotter even when its not really required. It just consumes more power in general, between balanced and high performance (and Ultra performance idk why this one exists but it does) is really no difference if u have a high end pc. High performance may only slightly be working better on laptops or lower end systems
@@tpedersen1 U can find videos about this, same applies to the ryzen power plans, i have mine set to normal balanced instead of ryzen because the difference is really none and might just work or not
You downloaded chipset driver and in power plan You do not have .... Amd Ryzen Blanaced / Performance option ??? Did You download correct chipset Driver ???
@Panjno I have a problem with my DSR I have the 1440p option on but it wont show up in apex legends but show's in other games like Warzone and Valorant but not apex ?
One question gigabyte x570 the cpu boost clock overdrive doesn’t have a auto selection only enabled (positive) and enabled (negative) what should i chose or should I leave it disabled
just to be clear on Ryzen 5000 series there is no such power plan, what you say in video is only available for previous generations, not the latest one, you should have included that info, otherwise you put people to search for something that don't exist anymore.....
I do have Windows 11. And Warzone is the only game where I did get FPS drops and stutters. It could be because of the TPM bug? Also, Warzone uses my CPU usage instead of my GPU well according to task manager and NZXT cam.
@@RPGPiixe stay on latest Windows updates/latest Motherboard chipset and latest bios and you're good to go if the game is the Problem you can't change that atleast after going down with Resolution or Graphic settings
I had windows 11, had stuttering like impossible to play, tried everything to fix it but nothing happened(r9 5900x with 3080) Downloaded de-bloated windows from fr33xty (yt channel) installed it(windows 10), updated my bios and oc-d m cpu.. Game runs smoother than ever at points where i have 200+ fps in 1440p in caldera..
Hi panjno, if I already installed chipset but are already old versions and I want to install the latest chipsets, how do I go about safely uninstalling them? Revo uninstaller? Yes, I want to reinstall them to latest version.
Please use balanced power plan if you have a old laptop for new gaming laptop you can meybe go ultimate but its not recommended. Because you don't have 500 plus watt on your power supply.
I run the same processor as you. The AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12 Core Processor. Quick question. When I go to the "dxdiag run" I see the following. System Manufacturer: System manufacturer System Model: System Product Name Is something wrong with my PC?
Someone explain or enlighten me please. I don't understand overclocking, at least on Ryzen cpu's. What I mean is, why do a manual overclock. For me at least, as long as I keep PBO in auto, it will boost my clocks whenever I play games. I have monitored it with AMD's software and it stays at nearly max boost clock speeds when I game. So it boosts it automatically. I don't really need to do a manual boost. Am I missing something?
PBO is much easier to be sure. But IF you know what you're doing, you can get more out of the CPU by manually overclocking. But these days, it's hard to beat PBO. ONLY really good tuners are able to do it. But everyone wants to try...
BIOS SETTING = HPET DISABLE, CPPC & CPPC pref core (Enable if FPS gamer, Disable if Streaming, Multitasking, Uses Virtualization, Heavy multitasking), AMD Cool & Quiet (Enable for Laptop or Desktop Stock Cooler) or (Disable for Desktop user w/ good Cooler "it reduces Core clock to lower temp enable means no downclocking and more heat"), Speed Spectrum (Disable), Bus Clock 100Mhz-102Mhz (Depends on MOBO Quality), PBO (Disable for laptop, Manual or Set to MOBO "increases heat by increasing boost"), CLDO VDDP, VDDG IOD & CCD (For Infinity Fabric Manual tuning over 3800mhz in zen 3, 3600mhz in zen2+), CSM disable, Global C-state= Enable for Laptop user, Optional for Desktop user "Makes Core goes idle or sleep if unused which reduce temp and increase active core boost" (Disable = better I/O response or fixes USB issue, Fixes game stuttering due to core fluctuation but increases heat on lower core usage), SVM = Disable if system not used as VM can increase gaming latency. SOC Voltage Stabilize VDDP,VDDG & IOD, higher ram frequency, tighter timings, CPU Vcore offset (for ryzen 2000,3000 & 4000), Curver Optimizer (ryzen 5000-7000)
After changing some settings in BIOS my computer boots and completes POST but no signal is going to my monitors... Any ideas? These are the settings I changed in BIOS: A-XMP: Profile 1 DRAM Frequency: DDR4-3200 FCLK Freq: 1200MHz Turned Precision Boost to Advanced: PBO Limits: Motherboard Precision Boost Overdrive Scalar: Auto Max CPU Boost Clock Override: Auto Platform Thermal Throttle Limit: Auto I saved and applied my settings after. Basically tested what he did in the video but adjusted for the memory speeds in my system. SPECS: Cpu: Ryzen 9 3900x Mobo: MSI X570-A Pro Memory: Corsair Vengence DDR4 3200MHz x4 16Gb GPU: Zotac GeForce RTX 3090ti PSU: Corsair 1000w Platinum rated Any idea why I am not getting a signal to either of my displays after making these BIOS changes?
For those of you who run into the same issue, this fixed the 'no signal' on my monitors. I reset the CMOS. 1. Unplug PSU power cable from wall This ensures no power is going to the PC 2. Remove CMOS battery This is a small 'watch battery' in your motherboard (see below) 3. Press and hold PC power button for 30 seconds This clears out any remaining charge in your PC 4. Reconnect everything Reinsert the CMOS battery, reconnect power and try starting the machine
@@navr1111111111111111 To clarify, resetting CMOS is resetting everything back to default settings meaning none of the changes illustrated in this video will be present in your system after that reset. The boot-looping or monitors not turning back on after saving the updated settings could possibly be due to a couple of things, but check how much voltage your RAM is pulling after enabling XMP. Memory/RAM may be demanding too high of voltage and, if I'm not mistaken, I believe Ryzen CPUs don't like voltage too far above 1.35v after XMP profiles are enabled. A possible fix may be to enable XMP and see what it wants to set the voltage to, the either manually begin to lower back to 1.35v or, reduce clck speeds of your RAM, as well. As an example, you could reduce from 3200/1600 to the very next selection down in each menu. So, 3200 reduce to I think the next one is 3133 or something. Then reduce Fclck to 1566 or whatever the next one is. But first, start with reducing clocks, then voltage if that doesn't work. As I'm typing, I just noticed that you have 4 sticks of 16gb of RAM which is why enabling XMP could become problematic as Ryzen for some reason does not like all 4 RAM slots taken up. So, I believe lowering the speed of the RAM one step at a time until your monitors turn back on will actually be the likeliest solution. Let me know if this helps!
@@younclebear There was multiple issues I had with my setup. The most glaring one was enabling XMP with 4 sticks on ram, from two difference manufacters, with two different advertised speed. This is a gaming PC, and so the 64gb was overkill. I took out 32gb and left my Corsair Vengence 32gb 3600mhz in there. XMP worked find and the system booted. I assume the different clock speeds for memory had a huge part in why my setup wouldnt work... unless XMP automatically throttles the memory OC down to the lowest rated memory. The issue for me now is my CPU is running pretty hot with the OC. 67c-73c idle which isn't the end of the world, but when I play games maxed out it is hitting 95c constant and throttling. I have the wraith stock cooler that came with it and I probably need to re-do my thermal paste. Both those factors are probably why the temps are so damn high when gaming. I bought a noctua and some new thermal paste and will hopefully conclude my computer upgrades for the near future.
I allways down my CPU usage into 98%, so it leaves a bit of air for windows and other thingies in the back ground. You dont really need it to be 100%, i rather it lasts me longer time.
Panjno, would you be able to look at a game called "*GENERATION ZERO*". The community is suffering random crashes and nobody has found a fix or cause. Steam still has this game for sale even with numerous reports of CTD.
AMD has specifically stated that their GPU's run better when the power settings are at "Balanced". You are actually losing performance by choosing "Performance".
Can we please see actual footage of performance gains? All of these optimisation videos and not a single clip where we see real life performance gains??? Just saying
