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To improve CPU right now why not try the multi core enhancement setting. When you had XMP enabled you likely had that active as well should improve your benchmark scores
Try a different USB port for your mouse.
Unless there is a bug in the BIOS otherwise even with default settings the MCE is always on.... so the only way to push this test further will be overclocking my CPU I think? maybe you can teach me how push it further like locking all cores at 4.0Ghz?
Also, I don't think it matters if I move my mouse to another USB port because the jerky effect is more relative to the system itself, because when it happens it is not my mouse or keyboard that lags behind, it is like the whole system is under heavy load so my mouse pointer is skipping or the word only show up 1 second later after I typed it.
I start to worry about one of my hardware might have some minor issue that stress testes can't detect it just like Wingman said, but I have no idea which one it might be.
Still, I can't believe a 7900 can get 88 avg fps in total war: Warhammer while my 7980XE only gets 57.1 avg fps.
Something seems wrong there, let me benchmark for a few more games and see if the scores normal or not.
To get to 4.0 just set a multipier of 40 in the BIOS. Reboot and test it
What makes you think MCE is on without enabling it?? What board do you have now?
Re: mouse...you may be right... but it takes literally 30s to move it, test, and move it back. If you are using blue, try black or red...etc. if you had the answers, we wouldnt an 120+ posts in.
Its about time you create a signature with your hardware, please.
I have had defective USB controller on the motherboard that lagged the hole system like your describing. What do you have plugged in the USB ports?
Ok, I will try to play CSGO with the F5 default settings and see if I got that BSOD again.Like I said before you need to set the BIOS to optimized default first and see if there are any problems with your components running stock.
Yes, fresh install, I hope it didn't mess up due to it shut down a lot before when I was testing my RAM in the very beginning.I can't recall if this has been asked but was this a fresh install of Windows10 or did it come from another system?
Ok, I will try to play CSGO with the F5 default settings and see if I got that BSOD again.
Yes, fresh install, I hope it didn't mess up due to it shut down a lot before when I was testing my RAM in the very beginning.
Give your system a good shake down and leave it on optimized default for long time use to see if you have the jerky effect.
At this point man, I would try unplugging some of those USB devices and see if its one of them. Its ISO testing time...
Do you have AI Suite 3 installed? If so, try uninstalling that. A quick google just on WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR turned up on the first page (among other solutions mind you) AI Suite 3 was the culprit.
Ok, I will do some gaming with only Keyboard and mouse plugged in, and yes I have that AI suite 3 installed, let's me see if I am still getting that BSOD while playing CSGO after I uninstalled that. thanks
It won't hurt to run this tool afterwad either. AISuite III can leave a lot behind after an Uninstall
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?95038-AI-Suite-3-cleaner
Don't reinstall it, Just see if it helps by not being there
I run it but nothing happens, I planned to reinstall Ai Suite 3 and uninstall it by using CCleaner, will it do the tirck?
Thanks