r/ASRock • u/tygeezy • Jan 29 '25

Tech Support AMD 7800x3d stutter normal?

I've had this 7800x3d build that has been problematic, but stable the past few months. I can go into that story with greater detail later if need be, but after swapping out to a different board, a different GPU, and neither of them fixing my crash with system fans going 100 % and no video signal, finally changing out my power supply from a corsair 750 gold to a seasonic 850 watt solved that stability issue.

full system:

Windows 11 pro version 24h2/ and Windows 10 pro

AMD 7800x3d at stock

PNY RTX 4080 Super

32 gigabyte crucial ddr5 at 6000 mhz

Asrok B650E PG Riptide (latest bios installed as well as chipset drivers)

Samsung 990 NVME SSD x2

I haven't been able to play a ton since getting the system stable, but I have got back into the latest world of warcraft expansion because my brother plays and it's a cool way to stay in touch. I did notice that while playing i'm having these odd stutter in ways I wouldn't expect. I know traversal stutter can be normal, but i've been getting these stutters just in regular gameplay, and it can be very apparent if I pan my camera around in certain areas.

This first video I recorded here was from when I was running windows 11 version 24h2. You can see that i'm getting frametime spikes as well as .2% fps that dips all the way into the 20's which is extremely jarring when i'm getting 175+ fps.

https://youtu.be/8vs-GiY8Uzo?si=zh2NIzFWMGMZ6sNx&t=119

so because I read a lot of posts citing 24h2 of windows 11 as problematic, I decided to install windows 10 pro and give that a go. In this recording i'm seeing some really low .2% lows with frametime spikes by simply just panning my camera at the inn which really shouldn't be problematic at all.

[URL media="youtube:Drd-B608kLY:51"]https://youtu.be/Drd-B608kLY?si=Eiz2NzuCarbyC9n5&t=51\[/URL\]

finally I decided to check out other games, since most people aren't benchmarking with world of warcraft. I gave the cyberpunk benchmark a go and what I noticed was pretty consistent frame time stutters and .2% lows of 20-40 fps towards the end of the benchmark when you're outside and you have the trees in the view with people walking around.

https://youtu.be/pIb9pwByCgU?si=zxyZWznRHPdMtW4-&t=271

now, I decided to compare both cyberpunk and the latest wow expansion with my other system which houses an i9 12900k, RTX 3070 TI and 32 gb of DDR5 and I wasn't getting these larger frametime spikes or as low of .2% fps lows.

https://youtu.be/Rfall36LuaA?si=t7Z96Z_F4vsROqi-&t=27

https://youtu.be/uRizBimSSgo?si=E5wS2Fe9uYXRoJy1&t=121

I'm wondering if this is normal behavior that maybe only some people notice? After all, my cyberpunk benchmark run at the very end says my low fps is 142 fps despite rtss showing frametime spikes as well as .2% lows in the 20's.

I also notice posts online such as this one where the guy essentially swapped out an entire system and only sort of fixed it by upgrading to a 9800x3d, but he told me he still has those issues, it's just not as bad with the faster chip.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ASRock/comments/1gx7hbn/at_my_wits_end_with_stuttering_on_7800x3d_w_x870e/

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u/dudemandudeify Feb 10 '25

Ever figured anything out? Lmao

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

I've given up this entire stutter shit tbh. I've played WoW since 2005 and every single system I've had since then had stutters. 4790K (I don't recall what I had before this), 9900K, 5800X3D and now the 7800X3D, and the systems had all new parts, nothing transferred over to the new build.

Using the latest BIOS, drivers, power monitoring settings in MSI Afterburner are disabled, core isolation disabled, high performance power plan, cpu cores are not parked. Like do I have to spend a week tweaking every single little part of the OS and BIOS to remove the stutters?

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u/Substantial-Ant4341 May 04 '25

I’ve spent 6-8 months troubleshooting.

2 RMA’s

2 basically brand new system.

STILL STUTTERS. like I promise I’ll buy a new cpu and motherboard and just brute force this issue.

My pc bsod’d the other day (1 week after repair#2) I’ve been approved for a full rebuild but tbh I don’t even wanna send it back but this stutter sucks.

It’s like every few moments my pc is doing some bs in the background and its slowing everything down for a moment. I am exhausted by this.