Do you know how to fix the brightness flickering issue with FreeSync on? when watching a video online, like on youtube. with videos that have 60 or 50 Hz. I get brightness flickering with FreeSync on. right now I keep it off in AMD software. it would be nice to have it on. I have a msi 5700 xt evoke and 3600. 32 gb ram 3200 cl 16 8*4, 27" G5 Odyssey Gaming Monitor With 1000R Curved with the latest update 1009. Radeon 22.5.1and all drivers are up today I have tried on brave, firefox, and chrome. Thank you
Thanks for this video I'm glad you addressed framerate limiting as a legitimate fix, not many youtubers do. Who cares if your PC can reach 200fps in a game. If your game is stuttering all over the place it doesn't matter how high your FPS is.
Said this for years and it enrages me when I'm watching people playing at 200 fps but it's unplayable to be give me even 60 as long as its smooth and stutter free
A small note about frame limiting: There's one gaming genre where you should NEVER use frame limiting and that is Fighting Games. You know, games like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, King of Fighters, etc. Now, why never? Because unlike any other game genre, FGs base their logic on 60 FPS always. If for some reason your FG is running below or above 60 FPS, you're literally playing a different game. Also, these games already have their own frame limiters inside which conflict with external ones so even if you use a frame limiter to keep the game at 60 FPS, there's a chance you're gonna introduce stutters instead of fixing them.
Since NVIDIA and AMD added frame limiters on their drivers panels I've used those and not seen any difference compared to RTSS. But the amount of people who complain to me about stutters and then refuse to cap their frame rate is ridiculously high...
If you have to limit settings to keep noise down, you probably should just limit fan speed. ReLive makes that easy for GPU, and case/CPU fan curves are easy to set in BIOS. None of the fans in my system can go over 40% max, it's right on the border of inaudible, and the curve is flat so I don't hear them ramp up or down. If your temps are too high doing this, maybe look into better case/fans/cooler.
@@libertyprime9307 I could do that...adjust the fan curve....but I just use Adrenaline software...Radeon chill to where the frametime graph is flat. None of my fans ramping up is just a huge side benefit and lower power also. I do this for each game I play. Easy!
This is why console game are most of the time so smooth. They can pull more fps, but cap it for consonant frame time. I prefer smoothness over high fps frame dropping.
i mean measuring fps isnt wrong, but constantly making my gpu run at max performance for no reason/gain whatsoever kind of pointless (and energy wasting)
If I unterstand that right, limiting slightly below the average FPS, would give me better stability, as opposed to limiting just below max refresh rate of my monitor?
@@lukaszpowalowski8342 only if your average fps are somewhat lower than your monitor hz. If you have 144hz monitor, and game averages 100 fps, you limit it to 90. But if you have 144hz monitor and game averages 160, you're better limiting to 130-140
@@LuisC7 I'll test this out, currently limiting to 3 FPS below my monitors max refresh rate (144Hz). I'll limit it slightly below the game's average FPS.
@@lukaszpowalowski8342 yes it makes your GPU not work always at 100% so latency and consistency is greatly improved. Especially latency. You have a great channel here on youtube that checked latency after limiting fps.
I bought an NVME ssd yesterday and moved some of my games there from my 10 years old HDD. I've noticed 99% of my stuttering has gone away and wasn't expecting it. I mostly wanted it for the loading times, it's nuts
You were the first one to ever inform me about FPS limiting, which is something I would probably never discover or experiment with on my own. Aside from the scenarios above, it saved me a lot of trouble with some indie games with far simpler graphics. Despite their low graphical quality, my GPU would run hot at max temps, because it would grind out insane frames per second due to the game's low requirements. In other words, my GPU would literally smack the game right and left at its own expense. I took control of such games by limiting the FPS. Thanks a lot man! Your advices are always appreciated.
i was skeptical about limiting fps in game with rtss, and hell why was i so stubborn. After i tried limiting my fps in game, the stutters almost went from like 10+ in a minute to just 1 once every few minutes, man you're a living miracle
This video is amazing. I promise I did not fastforward a single second. Not only am I saving it to rewatch it, but also sharing. Congratulations on your video, and thank you so much.
Hi,I bought 3060ti but I have fps drops in all games to 0-20 fps with lagging (freez) like the image stops moving then it come back to normal and then after some minutes it do same thing, my CPU Ryzen 5 2600, 32gb ram 3000,any solution😢? It's running on SSD and my psu is 620w please help me why I'm getting these stuttering
@@AncientGameplays brother I tell everyone about u and share all the relevant info with my buddies. Thank you for all the info and keep up the good videos. Love from U.S!
This channel single handedly give more exposure to how AMD can live up to its potential. I mean, if it's not because of you, i wouldn't know that there's an optimized modded driver version for AMD (cheers to the modders for doing the great work) even for THE OLDER GPUs
4:24 fps limiting really helped me in rdr2 now im playing on 100 fps without drops on high settings thank you so much you saved me even after 2 years ago video
Could you make a video explaining the different video settings in games, for example: Anti aliasing, shadow textures, FOV, motion blur, Ray tracing, chromatic depth of field, film grain, etc, all of those. With a disclaimer obviously that these may vary depending on the GPU and which are GPU bound and CPU bound. And thanks for the free video haha!
@@juand.g.2602 Anti aliasing - increasing it cuts down on the jagged edges of rendered object. Most modern cards can handle this at max setting without a large performance hit. GPU bound Shadow texture- refers to the level of detail of shadows. Turning this down can be a decent performance uplift for low performance cards. GPU bound FOV- field of view. Increasing this increases how much you can see at any given time. Keeping this low or at default is better for performance in low end cards. GPU bound Motion blur- blending of frames in certain objects/instances creating a blurriness. I typically turn this off because I don't like it but I don't think it's a very large performance hit either way. GPU Ray tracing- is a major hit to CPU and GPU performance. Ray tracing changes the way shadows, lighting and even reflections are generated. Typically there are multiple options to enable or disable with ray traced reflections being one of the hardest hitters. Nvidia cards are way better at ray tracing than AMD and using DLSS or FSR is basically a requirement to get the most out of this setting. Chromatic depth of field- I'm not 100% sure about this option since I've never seen it. I think it refers to the distance at which lighting effects are blurred an unblurred. Probably GPU bound effect. Film grain- GPU bound effect that makes the image grainy like it's on old movie film. I don't like the effect so I turn it off personally.
@@toxicavenger6172 fov performance gains probably have effect in games where the developer has implemented frustum culling and other optimisations where objects outside of the fov aren't rendered.
Alex over at Digital Foundry often does performance videos of PC games and will go through all of the settings and explain what they do and what their impact is, I think Spiderman was the most recent one he did. Tim at Hardware Unboxed also sometimes does them.
This unlocked the full power of my 3080 - I changed my windows 10 sound setting to 16bit 48000hz DVD quality, now I can max the resolution out without issue. No stutters, just smooth fps..!
I always download the latest driver before running ddu, so once it's done I can just double click it from the desktop after reboot, love your channel keep up the good work
Never let windows install gpu driver for you because it will install old default version. Download new driver somewhere, use ddu and delete the old one and final step install new driver while internet is disconected from your pc.
In my case I have fixed these problems with DXVK (Vulkan), I have installed them in several games and the FPS increased as well as better CPU usage and less overhead and no stutters..
Hi there!! Just a little advice. If someone have a NV Graphics Card, give a try to NV Frame limiter. Playing with G-Sync, Riva tunner showed more FPS variance ( despite flat frame time graph ) than NV Frame limiter which seems to be more efficient somehow. Have a nice day :)
I used to do it from the game configuration to reduce GPU workload, but now that you say that those usually don't work I will do what you suggested, thanks for the video.
When you come from a punk rock concert and drop dead on the bed, and then you suddenly wake up, thinking you forgot to record a video about hardware tips!
Oh my God. Never knew limiting frame rate in riva tuner works so well! Thanks for the info. Been a long time gamer and only found this out. Very helpful. Tested it with HZDawn and my frametime graph is flat as a ruler. I'm just wowed. You earned a sub, my friend. Thank You! Using an old i5 8400 an a 6600xt. These tips just made me delay upgrading to a new platform. Another thanks for saving me money.
For me, the solution was to actually turn off above 4g decoding, including resize bar. Ive tested it many times so Im absolutely sure that its the solution for me. Dont know why it works, but it is what it is. Im on 3060ti and im absolutely enjoying it.
As a game dev that works for a Highly Recognized Company and prob one of the most controversy company. I can tell you why there are stutters lags micro lags dips in AMD CPUs, it's because AMD Ryzen uses ''Infinity Fabric'' a cheep way to try to fix the lag between the chips that are far away from each other. Because they don't use chips that are close to each other, you get the stutters, AMDdip! And not a flat line even if you have a billion fps. Basic so you can understand in that way: not going in too deep of the architecture, Intel: all CPUs > using Chips > Closer = Faster Smother Line no Stutters even on old CPUs. AMD Ryzen > Chips that are more far away + Infinity Fabric > not a smooth line > because infinity fabric aren't a chip = chips far away > Stutter lag > not a flat line. Until that's not fixed you will always get stutters lags and all the shenanigans you know from AMD Ryzen or Videos like that, you can only fix that by a new architecting new LGA socket perhaps LGA: 2000 or something well that's basely the basics I hope it makes sense for some that reads that comments and did learn something even if I am late here on this video i hope it did help somehow. Btw. that's how Intel and AMD Did Catch you Promise Stuff like huge FPS Live Path support Upgrade and other shenanigans, but they don't tell you that what I did here. I hope you had fun reading it, like I had to type it. :) Best regards Hadouken
I was using the 2 daisychained 6+2 pcie connectors for my gpu , i switched to 2 separate pcie cables, i didnt do it in the first place just cuz i thought why do i need the extra ones dangling around, i instantly noticed a difference in performance , with less random framedrops that shouldnt be happening on a 3060ti, thank you so much man
For me the culprit in some games was the polling rate of my mouse (Logitech G305). Strangely if set to 1000Hz games like Valorant or Apex Legends would strutter every now and then for no real reason. But at 500Hz the frame time was almost perfect.
This is what needed to be educated, instead some youtubers straight advise for cpu upgrade. First educate them that if their need is 60 fps in games like gta or any single player games assuming that their cpu is capable of doing that then they can limit the frames to the value that can stay consistent without jumping up and down then they can avoid stuttering by limiting frames. You are still bottlenecked but you are relieved for the moment by its side effects until you need more fps.
The best settings for Radeon so far I have tested this myself even though I get higher fps with my 6800XT the gameplay is not as responsive as to my 6750XT refresh and I was wondering why? I came to the conclusion that there was a good reason why AMD used much faster memory 18Gbps on the 50XT instead of just increasing the core frequency any further... so that's exactly what I did, I set my Vram as high as could (2160Mhz) and leave core frequency at stock, I noticed right away my 6800XT became much more responsive with that small increase in Vram... In conclusion Vram frequency is far more important than core frequency on 6000 series gpus (all 50XT refresh are very good out of the box for that reason)
This is useful where some games don't have obvious settings to change the FPS. Most games run very smoothly and can be occasional with the odd game from lack of control on ray tracing.
Note: If you're using AMD I am currently using amd radeon rx 6600, my stuttering issue was probably caused by installing a newer version of the AMD GPU driver, try to reinstall to an older driver version and you're done. Awesome video as always man!!
For everybody that experiences flickering in games with a change of brightness with an AMD Card which also can occur with "||||||" signs when you write and delete text, turn off AMD Freesync. A friend of mine got that Problem suddenly today in the game Rust he has an AMD r5 2600 paired with a RX 6600 (non XT). Thanks Ancient Gameplays for these awesome super informative AMD related videos =) even if I personally use Intel and Nvidea at the Moment I inform myself here for potential future AMD products I will buy.
at this point, AMD needs to sponsor you because you are the only channel that does this for them. and with the upcoming GPU mass sale, people who dont want to buy old mning cards will need these videos to decide if they should "take the risk" and go AMD gpu for the first time instead
Nice! Love the work you do and thank you for it. May I ask for you to show -to those who don't know yet- the ways how to find out where the problem is/the bottlenecks or PSU or RAM or HDD problems etc/? I think lot of ppl here would be interested in finding out how to make stress tests of HW components in PC build. [ if you already have this type of videos, sorry, I found you about a month ago and I my time is limited to watch or scroling through all your videos]
There's an even cooler option just below the frame limit option that don't get enough attention. Please look into, Scanline sync and do a video about it. 👍
Thanks boss. System specs - 5800X / XFX 6900XT / Corsair 3600 16*2 PRO RGB RAM / NVME game drives. Been looking for a fix for a while. Im running a 144hz monitor, turned off freesync on the monitor and software and set AMD CHill to 140min / 143 max in all games that support above 60fps and its fixed my issue for the most part. I think that freesync was the biggest issue. Also, I have SAM enabled in the BIOS, AMD software says its unavaliable but GPU-Z says SAM is enabled not sure why but my frame stutter seems to have been cured mostly and for games that still have stutter, I turn of Vsync.
Hey man, you need to lock fps to 141 min and 141 max for games that can run above that and activate freesync to have no tearing. Freesync shouldnt case issues, if it does you may need a better cable or a monitor firmware update. Cheers
Righto this is what I did - 1) I turned Freesync back on 2) sync'd my Radeon Chill to 141min/max global 3) Riva Tuner max FPS to 60 or 141 depending on the game 4) Enhanced sync - application specified "AND BAM" I have a stable Frame timer graph after months of trying to figure it out.
Since i switch to AMD GPU, i have some stutters in R6S and others games like i have never before (or less) in Nvidia side. Should be a driver problem, a different way for shader cache in AMD or maybe a CPU bottleneck ? (RX 7900 GRE, R5 5600, 16gb RAM). Also want to say thank you for being a UA-camr who cover AMD products and good tutorials!
I doubt it is the drivers as I've played R6S before and it was smooth. Check your CPU and RAM stability as you now have a much more powerful GPU (and by the way, you have a CPU/RAM bottleneck there haha)
@@AncientGameplays Okay i will checking that! Every day i looking mmultiples reddit topics to solved the problem. Giving me headaches ngl. Thanks for the fast response and keep up the good work!
Hi Fabio. Thanks for the video. It's mandatory to use RivaTuner, or can you limit only with de Chill feature in the Radeon Software? Thanks once more for your helpful videos.
Man, can I add my 2 cents to Driver installation? First, download correct driver from AMD or Nvidia Second, disconnected from internet Third, use DDU with Clean & Restart option Forth, install your downloaded driver Fifth, restart computer and then connect back to internet
@@AncientGameplays oh really? That's some smart software there, good stuff. I guess I'm just old-school sceptic about the internet messing with my settings :D but good tjat you're on the internet!
Keep up the good work Fabio 🙏 Maybe someone here can help me. Since i switch to RX 6600 from 1660S, i got random split second freeze (1-2 seconds freeze then back to normal). I've tried many drivers from 22.3 to the latest and always performing DDU. Enabling 4g decoding, disabling A/V, the freeze occurs only once every 1-2 hours gaming. My specs 10400f/ B460/ 2x8gb 2666/ Corsair gold 650w And btw i think AMD should give you a medal for all your hard work 🍻
Its already fixed! I updated the bios, reinstalling mobo chipset n gpu driver, reseated the ram n gpu, switch to another pcie cable and now it runs smoothly. I dont know which one is work, but if someone experiencing the same problem like me, you can try those methods and watch another Fabio's video for some fix
thanks for the video. one thing is difficult for me to understand, I have a 3000 euro PC, on warzone I get 300 fps but I have to limit it to at least 170 to avoid stuttering, this thing is sending me to the mental hospital.
With a pairing of a 3900x cpu and 3060ti gpu I don't think I'm likely to have a cpu issue (especially with 64gb ddr4-3600), but I like these videos and am considering these ideas for my second system should I get a decent gpu for it as it's only a 3600x.
To be fair, all people should consider doing this as the overall experience is much better (I do this in all my games), but with a 3060TI yeah, the 3900X will suffice in 99% of titles
I know it's kinda specific, but also increasing ram speed could help, especially if you're limited from your CPU. I kept getting "limited by mainthread" on MFS2020, had 40/70% GPU usage and around 50 FPS but felt stuttery (didn't see 1% lows and .1% lows but I'm pretty sure they were low by how it felt... OC my ram from 2666MHz to 3600MHz (it's rated for 3200, but for some reason it got back to 2666 after I've put it to 3200) and I achieved 98/100% GPU usage and 70/80 FPS, the dev FPS counter kept changing from "limited by GPU" to "limited by mainthread" so with my settings it was a good balance to get the best out of both CPU and GPU (r5 3600 and rx 6700 xt). I then limited FPS to 65 so I could have smooth experience but avoid getting those little spikes you have when you get under 60 FPS.
Time to upgrade monitors to a 144hz monitor, you should be able to keep it above 150fps with that setup depending on mobo/ram/PSU, I am with a x570s, a 5600x and a 6700xt
@@Rancid_Ninja I have a 1080p 144Hz monitor, just MFS2020 is heavy af, even a 3090 Ti can't get always over 60fps on ultra settings in rainy conditions...
Love ya stuff Fabio ! Amazin AMD support 👍 I also find doing a complete re install of the Win10/11 op system to help as over 2-3 yrs of updates n driver changes can cause issues.
Just bought this prebuilt for 1030€ -rx 6700 -rx 5600x -b550 gaming x -16gb corsair vengeance 3200mhz -1T ssd WD blue -be quiet 600w 80+ - amd stock air cooling -msi MAG forge case Do you see anything shocking that would limit the performance my components or that would cause stuttering I’m curious, anyways great thanks to you for your videos helps out a lot +1 😄
Thank you so much sir for posting the tip about using the Framerate limiter in Riva Tuner rather than using the ones in games. I recently bought a new Lenovo Legion Pro laptop and was dismayed I could never get my Frametime graph to give a nice stutter free line no matter how hard I tried different settings and limiting the framerate via the ingame settings. The stutter was quite noticeable in some games. Nothing I found online seemed to help. But I followed your tip and now I have stutter free in all my games and the graph is a perfect straight line. Again, thank you...... liked and subbed.
@@AncientGameplays Yes i have, to all different frame rates. I have followed all your videos on how to fix stutters but no improvement. I see all Pros run an NVIDIA card, is it because they are better?
@@Typh2cool for performance in fortnite on amd you either have to use dx12 beta or get modded drivers which have better support for dx11.. in that case you can use performance mode (dx11) or normal dx11. on the official drivers for amd you should use dx12
@@Typh2cool For Fortnite NVIDIA is currently better, but nothing astonishing... I mean, I have tested the 3050 and 3060 on Fortnite and was basically the same as my 6600XT and 6600 experience...
Is there any benefit to capping frames at a fraction of the monitor's refresh rate? For me I have a variable refresh 144hz display, trying to figure out if it makes a difference or capping at the highest I can put out consistently is ideal
So in other words we need to lower fps to get less Sutter and less drops lol. It defeats the purpose of amd bringing in patches and drivers for more fps. I think this is proof we need to stop thinking only high fps matters. It's clear we have many situations that much higher fps actually hurts the performance. This is why seeing fps in let's say benchmarks don't matter as much as people think for real world performance.
Higher FPS matters in the sense that it brings up your stable point, but yeah. Lots of folks are figuring this out on the Steam Deck with its 40hz mode.
A framerate higher than your screens refresh rate is pointless any way. Benchmarks are for testing hardware so it can be compared to other hardware to see if it's performing properly. People that know what they're doing don't use benchmarks to figure out real world performance.
Correct me if I am wrong. I think it doesnt make any sense to produce more fps than the refresh rate of your screen. For example, if you have a 120hz monitor and you can produce 200fps, those 80 extra fps are not making any difference. I believe it makes more sense to lock your fps to the refresh rate of your screen.
Usually that is the case yes, unless you want even lower frametimes for less input latency. Also, in case you have freesync you should lock the fps to -3 your refresh rate
@@socks25 not "better" but instead "lower" frametimes, but depending on your taste tearing can be a problem. Also, if you're professional you'll be running at least 240hz monitors so input latency by itself is low
Já sabes alguma coisa acerca daqueles problemas da RX 6700? Refiro-me ao stuttering e à performance ficar um pouco aquém do esperado em comparação com as outras placas (6600 XT e 6700 XT). Os drivers mais recentes não resolveram isso? Só estou à espera de ver o que acontece no mês que vem para ver se os preços baixam alguma coisa de jeito mas continuo interessado nessa placa ou até na XT se os preços baixarem um bom bocado. A não ser que as RTX baixem muito, mas é esperar para ver.
A performance fica aquém do espero por os clocks são mais baixos também, e. Relação aos stuterings, os 22.8.1 ajudaram um pouco, vamos ver amanhã os 22.8.2
Well, that defeats the whole purpose of buying high end GPUs then. Just buy a mid level GPU and turn on vsync, problem solved. BTW, I flash my MSI B550M mobo a couple days ago with the newest 7C94v1D2(Beta version) BIOS. So far so good with system not crashing after watching youtube or twitch for a while. This issue all happened when I updated to the Adrenalin 22.8.1 Optional on my 6700 XT. Apparently there some coding conflict between Firefox and the Adrenalin driver. Fingers crossed!
Not at all, if you have higher end parts, just lock the FPS higher...instead of 90, lock them at 120 or 140 (as long as your systems maintains those numbers perfectly. Everyone should be doing this if working with a freesync monitor
"problem solved" no it's not. nothing is worse than inconsistent frames. with vsync you won't have tearing but the core problem remains (varieble "speed" of the game), only a proper fps lock will help and it's much better (as already stated in the video). same goes and scales to every tier lever, for example in low-end it's much better to have smooth and stable 30 frames than spikes from 35 to 50
@@lakonoki9189 it has functionality built in it some of us like and some of us know google is a pos and try to use as little google owned crap as possible. its not like chrome doesnt have bugs and shit. get real, kid
Посмотрел я это видео. В целом согласен. Есть 2 момента: 1) иногда через драйвер ограничение FPS может не работать, поэтому riva tuner это спасение для этого. 2) Я могу только догадываться почему из-за большего fps могут наблюдаться фризы и подлагивания, возможно это потому что процессор начинает сильнее греться, что в свою очередь нагружает подсистему VRM материнской платы и если материнская плата с плохим охлаждением или недостаточным, то будет троттлинг подсистемы памяти, ведь горячие температуры никто не любит, даже оперативная память может перегреваться и подсветка радиаторов тоже повышает нагрев. В общем тут нужен глубокий анализ, а так в целом да, в этом видео такое решение имеет право на жизнь.
In radeon settings written, that amd CHILL is reduce frame rate, when system sees that you don't move your mouse or don't touch the keyboard) Not for smooth gameplay...
Force a game to run at a higher resolution and then down sample (super sample, same thing) to your screens resolution. I do this as I have a 1080p display. It does wonders on notorious titles such as GTA IV. But yeah, capping the FPS on top of this yields best results
I just upgraded from an R5 3600 to an R5 5600 and I'm now getting occasional frametime spikes in games. I didn't do a clean installation of Windows 11 but I resintalled my chipset drivers and also used DDU to clean my GPU drivers and reinstalled those as well. It's still happening, I'm now wondering if it's either the new 23H2 update, the BIOS update I did beforehand, or whether or not I need to do a clean install of Windows which would be annoying considering you don't typically need to do that after upgrading a CPU on the same motherboard.
Ryzen 7 7800 X3D / RX 7900XTX, i had stutter issues with titles like Hogwarts Legacy, latest Assassin's creed games, or any other large open world game... i disabled TPM 2.0 from bios and even Elden Ring in 60FPS lock felt smooth, disabling the TPM fixed 100% of my gaming stuttering even general use of the PC feels sharper.
wow dude .. i have oldest gpu which is radeon 5000 series and i keep getting stutters but after did what u said on the video... my pc run smoothly thank u so much
also i've noticed in my experimenting that many games(not every) really like Adaptive Vsync(not g sync and not free sync) ,from the nvidia control panel at the bottom.It behaves like the old Vsync but has really good latency as long as the system can keep up with the wanted fps .i get capped 60fps with a really really stable 16ms of frame time,the graph shows a flat line.SO you get a fixed 60 fps with an almost fixed 16ms frame time with no tearing
idk, i did not understand a thing in this video, i can hear what he is saying but my eyes keeps on moving towards to amazing white muscles and his chest, i mean dang if i had that kind of build ill also look at it all the time! also great vid! im so cpu bottlenecked with r5 2600 almost 80% usage on spiderman dang it!
Hey, my stature is quite bad now as I've been poorly eating and training for 2months. Gladly, will start a new diet and training regime to keep things better! As for the video, yeah, ZEN and ZEN+ chips run Spiderman really bad, going into a 5600X is a MONSTROUS update
can outlet voltage/current cause input lag or mouse lag? i think my outlet is below 220v pls help im still having mouse delay sometimes i think its because of our current here at the house, my pc specs: CPU - Ryzen 5 5600x GPU - Palit 1650 Gaming Pro MOBO - msi mag b550m mortar wifi PSU - coolermaster mwe 650w bronze RAM - 2x8GB CL16 18 18 32
Fabian, I have a question! At 7:30, how do you show cpu cores in elements of 4? Such as core 1-4, core 5-8, core 9-12. I've been looking how to do it for quite some time now!
Hey, i have a question i think i know the answer myself , but you are like a amd spec GOD, soo i would like to know how and if it is necessary to upgrade it yet or wait for a new GPU. So i have a Ryzen 3900x and RX 5700 ( non-xt ) i feel they work well together and seems to be no issue, i think my CPU is an overkill in terms of gaming, but works very well for editing etc.. but my GPU i feel it is almost time for an upgrade ? So the question is how necessary would it be to upgrade for 6700, 6950 or should i wait for the newest GPU to come out ? and will the newest be a very good match for my Ryzen 3900x ? Thanks for all the videos you upload , they have helped me a lot and kept me updated on loads of info that you provides, been watching since you did a RX 5700 XT video on overlocking and underclocking. Anyways thanks , wish you a great day !!
Hey hey, I wouldn't say overkill for gaming as even the 5600X will be generally more powerful due to high IPC and better cache management. With your system I would try to get a cheap 6700XT (which will be a GOOD upgrade for you) and then a ZEN4 CPU maybe
Excelente vídeo, es algo que traté de explicarle a mis amigos hace tiempo, y realmente mejoró muchísimo su experiencia jugando. Siempre es bueno tener vídeos con esta calidad y muestras para recordar lo importante de configurar bien el sistema.
Can you please tell me is it possible that i have stuttering and bottleneck with 6600xt and 1600x proc? Im thinking to buy now 5600x cause that im asking.
Thanks for your advice. Is there any way to have frametime spikes without stuttering? My problem is that limiting FPS doesn't eliminate stuttering at all. For example I have about 260 FPS in FIFA and drops of FPS to about 230 what cause stuttering. When I limit FPS to 200, FPS drop to 198/199 what also cause frametime spikes and stuttering. Even setting FPS limit to many below the minimum FPS doesn't help. The same situation occurs in every game I play. Do you have any idea how to fix the issue? I've already tried reinstalling drivers. I'm afraid that I should get used to it or don't play games on my PC.
Try all of these steps that I usually do. It really helps Use only one monitor to play games and the lag will stop!!. Turn off overlay in apps that uses Overlay Xbox Game Bar (turn off) Steam (turn off Overlay) AMD Software Andranelin (turn off Overlay) Ubisoft Connect (App for Tom Clancy Ghost Recon) Turn off "Enable NZXT CAM HARDWARE Acceleration" in NZXT CAM software or Disabled NZXT CAM from "startup Apps" from Task Manager and disabled it The games will lag if your temperature is high. Set a fan curve in Andranelin Software to keep temperature down between 50 to 60 will stop the game from stuttering. You can do it for most games that stutters. Also make sure the gpu frequency is not all over the place or the games will lag. Make sure to set at least 2050 Min Frequency and Max frequency to 2150 for best cooling and no lags. You can set Max freuency to higher number if you want but make sure your gpu is not getting over 80 degrees or above. Sometimes when you change settings in game or the Amd Adranelin software its best to restart the system to see if it fixes the lag. or restart the game. I think enabling V-sync in games will fix the lags Also make sure GPU power tunning in AMD software is set at 15% so the GPU can perform better. Also make sure "Wait for Vertical refresh" is turned on to "Always on" on AMD Software Andranelin and make sure AMD freeSync is turned "On"
AMD History and Innovations (1969-2022) video: ua-cam.com/video/2DzTGCO-IkM/v-deo.html
Amd released 22.8.2 drivers today. Wanted to point to out and help :)
Do you know how to fix the brightness flickering issue with FreeSync on? when watching a video online, like on youtube. with videos that have 60 or 50 Hz. I get brightness flickering with FreeSync on. right now I keep it off in AMD software. it would be nice to have it on.
I have a msi 5700 xt evoke and 3600. 32 gb ram 3200 cl 16 8*4, 27" G5 Odyssey Gaming Monitor With 1000R Curved with the latest update 1009. Radeon 22.5.1and all drivers are up today I have tried on brave, firefox, and chrome. Thank you
Good Job covering this niclt done.
@@DTHPR542 why? do you want one for your boyfriend?
Hey do you speak Spanish??? I know your Portuguese, but just wanted to know if you do also speak Spanish
Thanks for this video I'm glad you addressed framerate limiting as a legitimate fix, not many youtubers do. Who cares if your PC can reach 200fps in a game. If your game is stuttering all over the place it doesn't matter how high your FPS is.
Exactly
Said this for years and it enrages me when I'm watching people playing at 200 fps but it's unplayable to be give me even 60 as long as its smooth and stutter free
Yeah guys sometimes turning vsync is just better
Turning vsync increase your input latency
fr fr bro
A small note about frame limiting: There's one gaming genre where you should NEVER use frame limiting and that is Fighting Games. You know, games like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, King of Fighters, etc.
Now, why never? Because unlike any other game genre, FGs base their logic on 60 FPS always. If for some reason your FG is running below or above 60 FPS, you're literally playing a different game.
Also, these games already have their own frame limiters inside which conflict with external ones so even if you use a frame limiter to keep the game at 60 FPS, there's a chance you're gonna introduce stutters instead of fixing them.
Thats because engines are ready for that and animations and movements don't work well below that
Since NVIDIA and AMD added frame limiters on their drivers panels I've used those and not seen any difference compared to RTSS.
But the amount of people who complain to me about stutters and then refuse to cap their frame rate is ridiculously high...
I feel you...
Does having a freesync monitor help with stutter or make them less obvious because I never see any stutters on my setup with a 6700xt?
I don't know if I'm hetero enough to deal with that shirt..
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Best comment the internet will see this week. 🤣
His name is Fabio and he’s European. This is butch.
Being comfortable with your sexuality is a skill
@@AncientGameplays they’re kids bro , Sex Pistols will always be legend , god save the queen
Great advice....I always limit the FPS for smoothness and low fan noise for both cpu and gnu.
Same here!
If you have to limit settings to keep noise down, you probably should just limit fan speed. ReLive makes that easy for GPU, and case/CPU fan curves are easy to set in BIOS.
None of the fans in my system can go over 40% max, it's right on the border of inaudible, and the curve is flat so I don't hear them ramp up or down.
If your temps are too high doing this, maybe look into better case/fans/cooler.
@@libertyprime9307 I could do that...adjust the fan curve....but I just use Adrenaline software...Radeon chill to where the frametime graph is flat. None of my fans ramping up is just a huge side benefit and lower power also. I do this for each game I play. Easy!
Yeah, I much rather to keep stuff nice and quiet so I limit mine to 144
Same. Recently bought a 144Hz 1080p monitor and I've limited/locked the FPS to 90 with Radeon Chill.
This is why console game are most of the time so smooth. They can pull more fps, but cap it for consonant frame time. I prefer smoothness over high fps frame dropping.
consistent*
i mean measuring fps isnt wrong, but constantly making my gpu run at max performance for no reason/gain whatsoever kind of pointless (and energy wasting)
limit fps and turn on v sync?
You cant call 60fps "smooth"
RTSS has amazing fps limiter regarding frame time stability. 100% recommend limiting lightly below your average fps
Indeed
If I unterstand that right, limiting slightly below the average FPS, would give me better stability, as opposed to limiting just below max refresh rate of my monitor?
@@lukaszpowalowski8342 only if your average fps are somewhat lower than your monitor hz. If you have 144hz monitor, and game averages 100 fps, you limit it to 90. But if you have 144hz monitor and game averages 160, you're better limiting to 130-140
@@LuisC7 I'll test this out, currently limiting to 3 FPS below my monitors max refresh rate (144Hz). I'll limit it slightly below the game's average FPS.
@@lukaszpowalowski8342 yes it makes your GPU not work always at 100% so latency and consistency is greatly improved. Especially latency. You have a great channel here on youtube that checked latency after limiting fps.
I bought an NVME ssd yesterday and moved some of my games there from my 10 years old HDD. I've noticed 99% of my stuttering has gone away and wasn't expecting it. I mostly wanted it for the loading times, it's nuts
Yeap, I mean, I don't know what were you expecting xD
An old HDD just can't move data fast enough, so it will stutter :D
You were the first one to ever inform me about FPS limiting, which is something I would probably never discover or experiment with on my own. Aside from the scenarios above, it saved me a lot of trouble with some indie games with far simpler graphics. Despite their low graphical quality, my GPU would run hot at max temps, because it would grind out insane frames per second due to the game's low requirements. In other words, my GPU would literally smack the game right and left at its own expense. I took control of such games by limiting the FPS. Thanks a lot man! Your advices are always appreciated.
Thank you for.your words
i was skeptical about limiting fps in game with rtss, and hell why was i so stubborn. After i tried limiting my fps in game, the stutters almost went from like 10+ in a minute to just 1 once every few minutes, man you're a living miracle
You're welcome 💪💪
This video is amazing. I promise I did not fastforward a single second. Not only am I saving it to rewatch it, but also sharing. Congratulations on your video, and thank you so much.
Thank you!
Hi,I bought 3060ti but I have fps drops in all games to 0-20 fps with lagging (freez) like the image stops moving then it come back to normal and then after some minutes it do same thing, my CPU Ryzen 5 2600, 32gb ram 3000,any solution😢? It's running on SSD and my psu is 620w please help me why I'm getting these stuttering
Uhm have you checked if you have plugged in your display/hdmi/dvi cable into gpu and not cpu? (Gpu good cpu bad)
LoL what's the problem
Your CPU is absolute garbage, dude
Try a Ryzen 7 5700x3d
Glad someone else touched on this, been telling people about this for a while
Great then! You can also share this now haha
@@AncientGameplays brother I tell everyone about u and share all the relevant info with my buddies. Thank you for all the info and keep up the good videos. Love from U.S!
This channel single handedly give more exposure to how AMD can live up to its potential. I mean, if it's not because of you, i wouldn't know that there's an optimized modded driver version for AMD (cheers to the modders for doing the great work) even for THE OLDER GPUs
Cheers mate!
4:24 fps limiting really helped me in rdr2 now im playing on 100 fps without drops on high settings thank you so much you saved me even after 2 years ago video
Could you make a video explaining the different video settings in games, for example: Anti aliasing, shadow textures, FOV, motion blur, Ray tracing, chromatic depth of field, film grain, etc, all of those. With a disclaimer obviously that these may vary depending on the GPU and which are GPU bound and CPU bound.
And thanks for the free video haha!
Thsnks for watching haha, that's actually a better experience
@@AncientGameplays Also which of those settings affect FPS in games. It's because you are the real deal haha!
@@juand.g.2602 Anti aliasing - increasing it cuts down on the jagged edges of rendered object. Most modern cards can handle this at max setting without a large performance hit. GPU bound
Shadow texture- refers to the level of detail of shadows. Turning this down can be a decent performance uplift for low performance cards. GPU bound
FOV- field of view. Increasing this increases how much you can see at any given time. Keeping this low or at default is better for performance in low end cards. GPU bound
Motion blur- blending of frames in certain objects/instances creating a blurriness. I typically turn this off because I don't like it but I don't think it's a very large performance hit either way. GPU
Ray tracing- is a major hit to CPU and GPU performance. Ray tracing changes the way shadows, lighting and even reflections are generated. Typically there are multiple options to enable or disable with ray traced reflections being one of the hardest hitters. Nvidia cards are way better at ray tracing than AMD and using DLSS or FSR is basically a requirement to get the most out of this setting.
Chromatic depth of field- I'm not 100% sure about this option since I've never seen it. I think it refers to the distance at which lighting effects are blurred an unblurred. Probably GPU bound effect.
Film grain- GPU bound effect that makes the image grainy like it's on old movie film. I don't like the effect so I turn it off personally.
@@toxicavenger6172 fov performance gains probably have effect in games where the developer has implemented frustum culling and other optimisations where objects outside of the fov aren't rendered.
Alex over at Digital Foundry often does performance videos of PC games and will go through all of the settings and explain what they do and what their impact is, I think Spiderman was the most recent one he did. Tim at Hardware Unboxed also sometimes does them.
This unlocked the full power of my 3080 - I changed my windows 10 sound setting to 16bit 48000hz DVD quality, now I can max the resolution out without issue. No stutters, just smooth fps..!
You had a bugged windows, that's all. But glad you got it fixed
I always download the latest driver before running ddu, so once it's done I can just double click it from the desktop after reboot, love your channel keep up the good work
Never let windows install gpu driver for you because it will install old default version. Download new driver somewhere, use ddu and delete the old one and final step install new driver while internet is disconected from your pc.
YEAP
Underrated youtuber ngl
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Love the IDE throwback. The master and slave jumper cracks me up all these years later.
I know right? haha
In my case I have fixed these problems with DXVK (Vulkan), I have installed them in several games and the FPS increased as well as better CPU usage and less overhead and no stutters..
Yes, but that's when the game engine is really a crap. I have made some DXVK videos before too :D
Hi there!! Just a little advice. If someone have a NV Graphics Card, give a try to NV Frame limiter. Playing with G-Sync, Riva tunner showed more FPS variance ( despite flat frame time graph ) than NV Frame limiter which seems to be more efficient somehow. Have a nice day :)
Nope, even battle(non) sense recommends rts vs nvidia. Its been tested, and frametime is king!
nah
I used to do it from the game configuration to reduce GPU workload, but now that you say that those usually don't work I will do what you suggested, thanks for the video.
Thanks 💪💪
Always like your videos, not watched many but the energy is great whilst being concise and enjoyable to watch.
Thank you!
When you come from a punk rock concert and drop dead on the bed, and then you suddenly wake up, thinking you forgot to record a video about hardware tips!
Hahaha
Oh my God. Never knew limiting frame rate in riva tuner works so well! Thanks for the info. Been a long time gamer and only found this out. Very helpful. Tested it with HZDawn and my frametime graph is flat as a ruler. I'm just wowed. You earned a sub, my friend. Thank You! Using an old i5 8400 an a 6600xt. These tips just made me delay upgrading to a new platform. Another thanks for saving me money.
You're very welcome. You should check some of my other videos 💪💪
@@AncientGameplays I do watch your other vids. Sorry took me this long to sub.
@@erwinmatic5062 I knew i had the idea of seeing your nickname
For me, the solution was to actually turn off above 4g decoding, including resize bar. Ive tested it many times so Im absolutely sure that its the solution for me. Dont know why it works, but it is what it is. Im on 3060ti and im absolutely enjoying it.
It means you may need a bios update or nvidia is just fucking with you...
that’s kinda sad ngl
Subscribed! You always explained things as easy as possible. Cheers mate! Big thanks.
Thank you!
Really appreciate the content you put out please keep it up! That shirt also is a conversation starter love it 😆
Hahah, I have it for years xD
As a game dev that works for a Highly Recognized Company and prob one of the most controversy company. I can tell you why there are stutters lags micro lags dips in AMD CPUs, it's because AMD Ryzen uses ''Infinity Fabric'' a cheep way to try to fix the lag between the chips that are far away from each other.
Because they don't use chips that are close to each other, you get the stutters, AMDdip! And not a flat line even if you have a billion fps.
Basic so you can understand in that way: not going in too deep of the architecture, Intel: all CPUs > using Chips > Closer = Faster Smother Line no Stutters even on old CPUs.
AMD Ryzen > Chips that are more far away + Infinity Fabric > not a smooth line > because infinity fabric aren't a chip = chips far away > Stutter lag > not a flat line.
Until that's not fixed you will always get stutters lags and all the shenanigans you know from AMD Ryzen or Videos like that, you can only fix that by a new architecting new LGA socket perhaps LGA: 2000 or something well that's basely the basics I hope it makes sense for some that reads that comments and did learn something even if I am late here on this video i hope it did help somehow.
Btw. that's how Intel and AMD Did Catch you Promise Stuff like huge FPS Live Path support Upgrade and other shenanigans, but they don't tell you that what I did here. I hope you had fun reading it, like I had to type it. :)
Best regards
Hadouken
Process lasso to one core complex may help, but is a bit tedious to set up.
I was using the 2 daisychained 6+2 pcie connectors for my gpu , i switched to 2 separate pcie cables, i didnt do it in the first place just cuz i thought why do i need the extra ones dangling around, i instantly noticed a difference in performance , with less random framedrops that shouldnt be happening on a 3060ti, thank you so much man
Glad I could help!
For me the culprit in some games was the polling rate of my mouse (Logitech G305). Strangely if set to 1000Hz games like Valorant or Apex Legends would strutter every now and then for no real reason. But at 500Hz the frame time was almost perfect.
Now that's a new one
This is what needed to be educated, instead some youtubers straight advise for cpu upgrade. First educate them that if their need is 60 fps in games like gta or any single player games assuming that their cpu is capable of doing that then they can limit the frames to the value that can stay consistent without jumping up and down then they can avoid stuttering by limiting frames. You are still bottlenecked but you are relieved for the moment by its side effects until you need more fps.
The best settings for Radeon so far I have tested this myself even though I get higher fps with my 6800XT the gameplay is not as responsive as to my 6750XT refresh and I was wondering why? I came to the conclusion that there was a good reason why AMD used much faster memory 18Gbps on the 50XT instead of just increasing the core frequency any further... so that's exactly what I did, I set my Vram as high as could (2160Mhz) and leave core frequency at stock, I noticed right away my 6800XT became much more responsive with that small increase in Vram... In conclusion Vram frequency is far more important than core frequency on 6000 series gpus (all 50XT refresh are very good out of the box for that reason)
This is useful where some games don't have obvious settings to change the FPS. Most games run very smoothly and can be occasional with the odd game from lack of control on ray tracing.
Note: If you're using AMD
I am currently using amd radeon rx 6600, my stuttering issue was probably caused by installing a newer version of the AMD GPU driver, try to reinstall to an older driver version and you're done.
Awesome video as always man!!
Hii @geraldgunasha5244 , i got my rx 6600 and im getting stuttering or fps drops, which AMD drivers you recommend for fix it ?
@@ixKtop
My version is 22.11.1 Nov 2022
@@geraldgunasha5244 Thanks for reply, i'll test it with that drivers
For everybody that experiences flickering in games with a change of brightness with an AMD Card which also can occur with "||||||" signs when you write and delete text, turn off AMD Freesync. A friend of mine got that Problem suddenly today in the game Rust he has an AMD r5 2600 paired with a RX 6600 (non XT). Thanks Ancient Gameplays for these awesome super informative AMD related videos =) even if I personally use Intel and Nvidea at the Moment I inform myself here for potential future AMD products I will buy.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Is it by chance a VA panel? My friend was having a similar issue so i gave him my old monitor, freesync is just too good not to have :)
@@Likiung Yes it is a VA panel
at this point, AMD needs to sponsor you because you are the only channel that does this for them.
and with the upcoming GPU mass sale, people who dont want to buy old mning cards will need these videos to decide if they should "take the risk" and go AMD gpu for the first time instead
Well, amd does send some hardware, will soon receive a 6650xt to stay, but nvidia and Intel I have to buy all myself...
I like how the overlay looks, so clean and easy to follow, is their a video on how urs is set up ?
Sorry, but not realy. Use wolfgang video on it
Nice! Love the work you do and thank you for it. May I ask for you to show -to those who don't know yet- the ways how to find out where the problem is/the bottlenecks or PSU or RAM or HDD problems etc/? I think lot of ppl here would be interested in finding out how to make stress tests of HW components in PC build. [ if you already have this type of videos, sorry, I found you about a month ago and I my time is limited to watch or scroling through all your videos]
Hey hey, i think that my low gpu usage and fiz stutters video will help
@@AncientGameplays LOVE it, thx
Radeon Chill works pretty well. It doesn’t work with certain features, but it’s worth the sacrifice for some games don’t fight it.
There's an even cooler option just below the frame limit option that don't get enough attention. Please look into, Scanline sync and do a video about it. 👍
Thanks boss.
System specs - 5800X / XFX 6900XT / Corsair 3600 16*2 PRO RGB RAM / NVME game drives.
Been looking for a fix for a while. Im running a 144hz monitor, turned off freesync on the monitor and software and set AMD CHill to 140min / 143 max in all games that support above 60fps and its fixed my issue for the most part. I think that freesync was the biggest issue. Also, I have SAM enabled in the BIOS, AMD software says its unavaliable but GPU-Z says SAM is enabled not sure why but my frame stutter seems to have been cured mostly and for games that still have stutter, I turn of Vsync.
Hey man, you need to lock fps to 141 min and 141 max for games that can run above that and activate freesync to have no tearing. Freesync shouldnt case issues, if it does you may need a better cable or a monitor firmware update.
Cheers
@@AncientGameplays I never actually tried syncing the fps limits. I will give it a try with freesync on and get back.
Righto this is what I did -
1) I turned Freesync back on
2) sync'd my Radeon Chill to 141min/max global
3) Riva Tuner max FPS to 60 or 141 depending on the game
4) Enhanced sync - application specified
"AND BAM" I have a stable Frame timer graph after months of trying to figure it out.
@@suhdud4646 any tips for nvidia ?
When Jesus gives you hints to troubleshoot stuttering, you know you are on the right place.
🙏 Amen 🙏
You are the Jesus of gamers. Fix our gaming pc. Bless us!
the man, it does work bro my sons pc runs way better now thanks
great!
Since i switch to AMD GPU, i have some stutters in R6S and others games like i have never before (or less) in Nvidia side. Should be a driver problem, a different way for shader cache in AMD or maybe a CPU bottleneck ? (RX 7900 GRE, R5 5600, 16gb RAM). Also want to say thank you for being a UA-camr who cover AMD products and good tutorials!
I doubt it is the drivers as I've played R6S before and it was smooth. Check your CPU and RAM stability as you now have a much more powerful GPU (and by the way, you have a CPU/RAM bottleneck there haha)
@@AncientGameplays Okay i will checking that! Every day i looking mmultiples reddit topics to solved the problem. Giving me headaches ngl. Thanks for the fast response and keep up the good work!
Hi Fabio. Thanks for the video. It's mandatory to use RivaTuner, or can you limit only with de Chill feature in the Radeon Software? Thanks once more for your helpful videos.
Hey Ricardo, I do talk about that in the video
Man, can I add my 2 cents to Driver installation?
First, download correct driver from AMD or Nvidia
Second, disconnected from internet
Third, use DDU with Clean & Restart option
Forth, install your downloaded driver
Fifth, restart computer and then connect back to internet
There's no need to disconnect the internet, ddu can prevent the automatic install from windows
@@AncientGameplays oh really? That's some smart software there, good stuff.
I guess I'm just old-school sceptic about the internet messing with my settings :D but good tjat you're on the internet!
Keep up the good work Fabio 🙏
Maybe someone here can help me. Since i switch to RX 6600 from 1660S, i got random split second freeze (1-2 seconds freeze then back to normal). I've tried many drivers from 22.3 to the latest and always performing DDU. Enabling 4g decoding, disabling A/V, the freeze occurs only once every 1-2 hours gaming.
My specs 10400f/ B460/ 2x8gb 2666/ Corsair gold 650w
And btw i think AMD should give you a medal for all your hard work 🍻
that may be lots of things man, even some OC instability (RAM, CPU or even the PSU or Display cable
Looks like you need a better cpu and faster RAM. That may help some.
Its already fixed!
I updated the bios, reinstalling mobo chipset n gpu driver, reseated the ram n gpu, switch to another pcie cable and now it runs smoothly. I dont know which one is work, but if someone experiencing the same problem like me, you can try those methods and watch another Fabio's video for some fix
thanks for the video. one thing is difficult for me to understand, I have a 3000 euro PC, on warzone I get 300 fps but I have to limit it to at least 170 to avoid stuttering, this thing is sending me to the mental hospital.
With a pairing of a 3900x cpu and 3060ti gpu I don't think I'm likely to have a cpu issue (especially with 64gb ddr4-3600), but I like these videos and am considering these ideas for my second system should I get a decent gpu for it as it's only a 3600x.
To be fair, all people should consider doing this as the overall experience is much better (I do this in all my games), but with a 3060TI yeah, the 3900X will suffice in 99% of titles
3600x vs 3900x is not that much of a difference, when it comes to solely gaming
@@smudlicko That's rarely all I'm doing though. I have three monitors for a reason.
@@kaseyboles30 That's a lot of pr0n.
the same here but with 32 ram 3200 and run all games perfect in 2k
Ah nice! a good video on how to Manually somewhat use V-sync
Quitw different as vsync adds way more input lag and only works for your monitor's refresh rate
I know it's kinda specific, but also increasing ram speed could help, especially if you're limited from your CPU.
I kept getting "limited by mainthread" on MFS2020, had 40/70% GPU usage and around 50 FPS but felt stuttery (didn't see 1% lows and .1% lows but I'm pretty sure they were low by how it felt...
OC my ram from 2666MHz to 3600MHz (it's rated for 3200, but for some reason it got back to 2666 after I've put it to 3200) and I achieved 98/100% GPU usage and 70/80 FPS, the dev FPS counter kept changing from "limited by GPU" to "limited by mainthread" so with my settings it was a good balance to get the best out of both CPU and GPU (r5 3600 and rx 6700 xt).
I then limited FPS to 65 so I could have smooth experience but avoid getting those little spikes you have when you get under 60 FPS.
I talk about that as well in oyher videos like I stated here 💪
Time to upgrade monitors to a 144hz monitor, you should be able to keep it above 150fps with that setup depending on mobo/ram/PSU, I am with a x570s, a 5600x and a 6700xt
@@Rancid_Ninja I have a 1080p 144Hz monitor, just MFS2020 is heavy af, even a 3090 Ti can't get always over 60fps on ultra settings in rainy conditions...
THANK YOU TIMES THOUSAND !!! Tried everything , until i stumbled upon this video. Now my games run smoothly as never.
Glad to hear! Lay an eye on my video section :D
Love ya stuff Fabio ! Amazin AMD support 👍 I also find doing a complete re install of the Win10/11 op system to help as over 2-3 yrs of updates n driver changes can cause issues.
Yeah, that should be mandatory as it is pretty fast and easy nowadays
Just bought this prebuilt
for 1030€
-rx 6700
-rx 5600x
-b550 gaming x
-16gb corsair vengeance 3200mhz
-1T ssd WD blue
-be quiet 600w 80+
- amd stock air cooling
-msi MAG forge case
Do you see anything shocking that would limit the performance my components or that would cause stuttering I’m curious,
anyways great thanks to you for your videos helps out a lot +1 😄
Seems good to me unless the 16gb is single channel
@@AncientGameplays nope it’s 8x2
@@antonkesting-kim5178 get a decent freesync monitor and you should be golden.
yo you look like you can walk on the water
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Thank you so much sir for posting the tip about using the Framerate limiter in Riva Tuner rather than using the ones in games.
I recently bought a new Lenovo Legion Pro laptop and was dismayed I could never get my Frametime graph to give a nice stutter free line no matter how hard I tried different settings and limiting the framerate via the ingame settings. The stutter was quite noticeable in some games. Nothing I found online seemed to help.
But I followed your tip and now I have stutter free in all my games and the graph is a perfect straight line. Again, thank you...... liked and subbed.
Yo Bro, i only have stutters in fortnite. I have tried everything but no difference, always stuttering, any fixes?
Fortnite is a mess overall in all GPUs, tried locking the FPS?
@@AncientGameplays Yes i have, to all different frame rates. I have followed all your videos on how to fix stutters but no improvement. I see all Pros run an NVIDIA card, is it because they are better?
@@Typh2cool for performance in fortnite on amd you either have to use dx12 beta or get modded drivers which have better support for dx11.. in that case you can use performance mode (dx11) or normal dx11.
on the official drivers for amd you should use dx12
@@Typh2cool For Fortnite NVIDIA is currently better, but nothing astonishing... I mean, I have tested the 3050 and 3060 on Fortnite and was basically the same as my 6600XT and 6600 experience...
What is your full build?
I get sudden fps drops from 60 to 20 every few seconds in every game. Can anybody help i tried every fix in this world but still not fixed 😢
I sense a bad disk, cpu/ram bottleneck or maybe oc instability
@@AncientGameplays i have my games on ssd installed new a year ago, not overclocked and cpu temp reach 99 while gaming gpu stays at 70
Is there any benefit to capping frames at a fraction of the monitor's refresh rate? For me I have a variable refresh 144hz display, trying to figure out if it makes a difference or capping at the highest I can put out consistently is ideal
As long as you have freesync or g-sync, yes, there are lot of good points
Always cap it 4 fps below your monitors fps
the guy wears a t-shirt for teenagers, but he's actually the only character I've seen so far who knows what he's talking about...
Well, thank you.
So in other words we need to lower fps to get less Sutter and less drops lol. It defeats the purpose of amd bringing in patches and drivers for more fps. I think this is proof we need to stop thinking only high fps matters. It's clear we have many situations that much higher fps actually hurts the performance. This is why seeing fps in let's say benchmarks don't matter as much as people think for real world performance.
This is what you do if you don't want to get a new CPU/GPU/RAM. the overall experience will be MUCH better believe me (i always do this in games)
Higher FPS matters in the sense that it brings up your stable point, but yeah. Lots of folks are figuring this out on the Steam Deck with its 40hz mode.
@@AncientGameplays that's what I'm saying it shows that high fps isn't the only thing that matters like some may believe.
@@reviewforthetube6485 exactly :D
A framerate higher than your screens refresh rate is pointless any way. Benchmarks are for testing hardware so it can be compared to other hardware to see if it's performing properly. People that know what they're doing don't use benchmarks to figure out real world performance.
Correct me if I am wrong. I think it doesnt make any sense to produce more fps than the refresh rate of your screen. For example, if you have a 120hz monitor and you can produce 200fps, those 80 extra fps are not making any difference. I believe it makes more sense to lock your fps to the refresh rate of your screen.
Usually that is the case yes, unless you want even lower frametimes for less input latency.
Also, in case you have freesync you should lock the fps to -3 your refresh rate
Thats false, in games like counterstrike and a few more shooters uncapping your frames gives lower input and better frametimes.
@@socks25 not "better" but instead "lower" frametimes, but depending on your taste tearing can be a problem. Also, if you're professional you'll be running at least 240hz monitors so input latency by itself is low
Já sabes alguma coisa acerca daqueles problemas da RX 6700? Refiro-me ao stuttering e à performance ficar um pouco aquém do esperado em comparação com as outras placas (6600 XT e 6700 XT). Os drivers mais recentes não resolveram isso?
Só estou à espera de ver o que acontece no mês que vem para ver se os preços baixam alguma coisa de jeito mas continuo interessado nessa placa ou até na XT se os preços baixarem um bom bocado. A não ser que as RTX baixem muito, mas é esperar para ver.
A performance fica aquém do espero por os clocks são mais baixos também, e. Relação aos stuterings, os 22.8.1 ajudaram um pouco, vamos ver amanhã os 22.8.2
Thank you man this helped a lot
Love your researches, Fabio! Always detalied and explained ;)
Thanks!
Great advice, thanks!
Well, that defeats the whole purpose of buying high end GPUs then. Just buy a mid level GPU and turn on vsync, problem solved.
BTW, I flash my MSI B550M mobo a couple days ago with the newest 7C94v1D2(Beta version) BIOS. So far so good with system not crashing after watching youtube or twitch for a while. This issue all happened when I updated to the Adrenalin 22.8.1 Optional on my 6700 XT. Apparently there some coding conflict between Firefox and the Adrenalin driver. Fingers crossed!
Not at all, if you have higher end parts, just lock the FPS higher...instead of 90, lock them at 120 or 140 (as long as your systems maintains those numbers perfectly. Everyone should be doing this if working with a freesync monitor
Why just why still using firefox in 2022 bro 🤔
Hope all goes well!
"problem solved" no it's not. nothing is worse than inconsistent frames. with vsync you won't have tearing but the core problem remains (varieble "speed" of the game), only a proper fps lock will help and it's much better (as already stated in the video). same goes and scales to every tier lever, for example in low-end it's much better to have smooth and stable 30 frames than spikes from 35 to 50
@@lakonoki9189 it has functionality built in it some of us like and some of us know google is a pos and try to use as little google owned crap as possible. its not like chrome doesnt have bugs and shit. get real, kid
Посмотрел я это видео. В целом согласен. Есть 2 момента: 1) иногда через драйвер ограничение FPS может не работать, поэтому riva tuner это спасение для этого. 2) Я могу только догадываться почему из-за большего fps могут наблюдаться фризы и подлагивания, возможно это потому что процессор начинает сильнее греться, что в свою очередь нагружает подсистему VRM материнской платы и если материнская плата с плохим охлаждением или недостаточным, то будет троттлинг подсистемы памяти, ведь горячие температуры никто не любит, даже оперативная память может перегреваться и подсветка радиаторов тоже повышает нагрев. В общем тут нужен глубокий анализ, а так в целом да, в этом видео такое решение имеет право на жизнь.
Computer JESUS
In radeon settings written, that amd CHILL is reduce frame rate, when system sees that you don't move your mouse or don't touch the keyboard) Not for smooth gameplay...
That is if you select a different minimum and maximum fps
@@AncientGameplaysThanks for video, I will try to "Chill" on my rx480)
The most important is that line is more stable possible Thank my friend
Indeed 💪💪💪
Lol thankyou, i can't believe this gonna work , you earn subs
Hey bro, great informative video.
What is the performance monitoring overlay + OSD being used in this video? Is it MSI Afterburner?
It is indeed
what program or how do you show all the information while you are in a game? Like in 3:40
Msi afterburner
@@AncientGameplays thanks! Btw I fixed some games with the frame limit... Now they work better!
Force a game to run at a higher resolution and then down sample (super sample, same thing) to your screens resolution. I do this as I have a 1080p display. It does wonders on notorious titles such as GTA IV. But yeah, capping the FPS on top of this yields best results
Thst makes no sense, you will just be bringing frames down but your gpu will suffer
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I see...
Thank you for the reply 😄
I just upgraded from an R5 3600 to an R5 5600 and I'm now getting occasional frametime spikes in games. I didn't do a clean installation of Windows 11 but I resintalled my chipset drivers and also used DDU to clean my GPU drivers and reinstalled those as well. It's still happening, I'm now wondering if it's either the new 23H2 update, the BIOS update I did beforehand, or whether or not I need to do a clean install of Windows which would be annoying considering you don't typically need to do that after upgrading a CPU on the same motherboard.
Ryzen 7 7800 X3D / RX 7900XTX, i had stutter issues with titles like Hogwarts Legacy, latest Assassin's creed games, or any other large open world game...
i disabled TPM 2.0 from bios and even Elden Ring in 60FPS lock felt smooth, disabling the TPM fixed 100% of my gaming stuttering even general use of the PC feels sharper.
wow dude .. i have oldest gpu which is radeon 5000 series and i keep getting stutters but after did what u said on the video... my pc run smoothly thank u so much
this worked for me on borderlands3, can play the game at 99 fps smoothly, 0 stutters.
Nice!!
As an America I loved when you said "fucking English" that deserves a like all by itself 👍
also i've noticed in my experimenting that many games(not every) really like Adaptive Vsync(not g sync and not free sync) ,from the nvidia control panel at the bottom.It behaves like the old Vsync but has really good latency as long as the system can keep up with the wanted fps .i get capped 60fps with a really really stable 16ms of frame time,the graph shows a flat line.SO you get a fixed 60 fps with an almost fixed 16ms frame time with no tearing
idk, i did not understand a thing in this video, i can hear what he is saying but my eyes keeps on moving towards to amazing white muscles and his chest, i mean dang if i had that kind of build ill also look at it all the time!
also great vid! im so cpu bottlenecked with r5 2600 almost 80% usage on spiderman dang it!
Hey, my stature is quite bad now as I've been poorly eating and training for 2months. Gladly, will start a new diet and training regime to keep things better!
As for the video, yeah, ZEN and ZEN+ chips run Spiderman really bad, going into a 5600X is a MONSTROUS update
One other thing that can cause stuttering is a faulty display port cable or a faulty display port on your gpu/monitor.
Yes, but that will cause stuttering on the monitor part, no visible with msi afterburner
can outlet voltage/current cause input lag or mouse lag? i think my outlet is below 220v
pls help im still having mouse delay sometimes i think its because of our current here at the house, my pc specs:
CPU - Ryzen 5 5600x
GPU - Palit 1650 Gaming Pro
MOBO - msi mag b550m mortar wifi
PSU - coolermaster mwe 650w bronze
RAM - 2x8GB CL16 18 18 32
Fabian, I have a question! At 7:30, how do you show cpu cores in elements of 4? Such as core 1-4, core 5-8, core 9-12. I've been looking how to do it for quite some time now!
You have to configure MSI Afterburner, you need to have 4 groups and each core needs to have a space for itself
omg the max framerate tip saved my cpu i was running on 80% with a 240fps capped. but then i changed it to 165fps max and cpu is now running on 40-50%
You're welcome 💪💪💪
Hey, i have a question i think i know the answer myself , but you are like a amd spec GOD, soo i would like to know how and if it is necessary to upgrade it yet or wait for a new GPU.
So i have a Ryzen 3900x and RX 5700 ( non-xt ) i feel they work well together and seems to be no issue, i think my CPU is an overkill in terms of gaming, but works very well for editing etc.. but my GPU i feel it is almost time for an upgrade ?
So the question is how necessary would it be to upgrade for 6700, 6950 or should i wait for the newest GPU to come out ? and will the newest be a very good match for my Ryzen 3900x ?
Thanks for all the videos you upload , they have helped me a lot and kept me updated on loads of info that you provides, been watching since you did a RX 5700 XT video on overlocking and underclocking.
Anyways thanks , wish you a great day !!
Hey hey, I wouldn't say overkill for gaming as even the 5600X will be generally more powerful due to high IPC and better cache management. With your system I would try to get a cheap 6700XT (which will be a GOOD upgrade for you) and then a ZEN4 CPU maybe
@@AncientGameplays Thanks man! wish you a great day !!
Excelente vídeo, es algo que traté de explicarle a mis amigos hace tiempo, y realmente mejoró muchísimo su experiencia jugando. Siempre es bueno tener vídeos con esta calidad y muestras para recordar lo importante de configurar bien el sistema.
Awesome useful video and content, as always! Thnx man!
Thank you 💪💪💪
Can you please tell me is it possible that i have stuttering and bottleneck with 6600xt and 1600x proc? Im thinking to buy now 5600x cause that im asking.
Yeap, the 1600X can definitely bottleneck easily in some scenarios, even more with bad ram kits
5600x is on sale for 199 on Amazon
@@AncientGameplays any suggest for ram kit that have ok price?
Insanity saver! Thank you so much 😊
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I don't think we're prepared for this shirt.
I made videos with it before haha
Thanks for your advice. Is there any way to have frametime spikes without stuttering? My problem is that limiting FPS doesn't eliminate stuttering at all. For example I have about 260 FPS in FIFA and drops of FPS to about 230 what cause stuttering. When I limit FPS to 200, FPS drop to 198/199 what also cause frametime spikes and stuttering. Even setting FPS limit to many below the minimum FPS doesn't help. The same situation occurs in every game I play. Do you have any idea how to fix the issue? I've already tried reinstalling drivers. I'm afraid that I should get used to it or don't play games on my PC.
Try all of these steps that I usually do. It really helps
Use only one monitor to play games and the lag will stop!!.
Turn off overlay in apps that uses Overlay
Xbox Game Bar (turn off)
Steam (turn off Overlay)
AMD Software Andranelin (turn off Overlay)
Ubisoft Connect (App for Tom Clancy Ghost Recon)
Turn off "Enable NZXT CAM HARDWARE Acceleration" in NZXT CAM software
or Disabled NZXT CAM from "startup Apps" from Task Manager and disabled it
The games will lag if your temperature is high. Set a fan curve in Andranelin Software to keep temperature
down between 50 to 60 will stop the game from stuttering. You can do it for most games that stutters.
Also make sure the gpu frequency is not all over the place or the games will lag. Make sure to set at least
2050 Min Frequency and Max frequency to 2150 for best cooling and no lags. You can set Max freuency to higher
number if you want but make sure your gpu is not getting over 80 degrees or above.
Sometimes when you change settings in game or the Amd Adranelin software its best to restart the system to see if it fixes the lag.
or restart the game.
I think enabling V-sync in games will fix the lags
Also make sure GPU power tunning in AMD software is set at 15% so the GPU can perform better.
Also make sure "Wait for Vertical refresh" is turned on to "Always on" on AMD Software Andranelin and make sure AMD freeSync is turned "On"
I love your videos, keep it up! 🇵🇹🤝🇮🇹
Thanks!
8:23 also make sure you enable "start with windows", otherwise you'll have to open msi afterburner or riva tuner everytime you restart your pc.
That depends I guess. I orefer not to