Ryzen 7950X3D: Banish Stutter Using Process Lasso & Park Control

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024

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  • @TECHOSAUR
    @TECHOSAUR  Год назад

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  • @ArnoldAaron
    @ArnoldAaron Год назад +3

    Absolutely amazing that Bitsum power plan....thanks so much. Until now, I WAS NOT able to get a constant 5.2Ghz on each core - Ryzen master would show it averaging just 3Ghz on most cores, although just momentarily hitting that 5.2 peak. BUT with this Bitsum max power, I get a constant 5.2GHZ - and all stutters have gone in my gameplay in VR on flightsim 2020, using the Fenix A320. Thanks sooo much. Your videos have been very helpful, especially your 'Overclock me' video.

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад +3

      Thank you for your comment it means the world to me 😭
      It's you all that keep this small channel living
      My intention always is to bring you what could be useful

  • @miguelalonso7752
    @miguelalonso7752 11 месяцев назад +3

    This tutorial fixed my issues with Metro Exodus and Resident Evil 4. Thank you kindly🙏

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  11 месяцев назад

      So happy to know that!!! 👍
      you are very welcome

  • @Disgracefield
    @Disgracefield Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing. I had this issue on 7900x3d but didn't have Ultimate Performance setting in Park Control. Through Lasso and Park Control, I couldn't fix the stutter, but by changing Windows power settings to High Performance, I can now run on Ultra/4K with no stutter. Thanks!

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад +1

      the default power plan seems to be causing a lot of unbearable stuttering in some games like wo long and metro, it's strange because AMD recommends leaving it on balance but it still not so optimized for the X3D CPUs with more than 8 cores
      Glad it's working for you ! 🥳

  • @magichatake
    @magichatake 2 месяца назад +1

    Thanks mate, I have a r5 5600 and i have these annoying stutters in a lot of games. Borderlands 3 by the way is unplayable. I'll give a try on it

  • @bobalazsgaming
    @bobalazsgaming Год назад +1

    Great to see someone use RTSS instead of MSI AB to monitor.

  • @FJano12
    @FJano12 Год назад +2

    Awesome thanks!

  • @sxx01
    @sxx01 Год назад +1

    Underrated Video

  • @watchem1176
    @watchem1176 5 месяцев назад +2

    Is Process Lasso still needed for this CPU to run properly?

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  5 месяцев назад +2

      no, but make sure to install the latest chipset driver from AMD drivers website, on mine its not stuttering anymore on any game

    • @watchem1176
      @watchem1176 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@TECHOSAUR Thank you for responding. I did bios update before first boot and installed everything from AMD. Runs perfectly.

  • @Teah8cbdude
    @Teah8cbdude 2 дня назад +1

    What did you install to show the bench mark over lay graph

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  2 дня назад

      I use MSI Afterburner + RivaTuner to monitor all metrics
      you can install them both for free, they're the standard for measurement!
      you can also use RivaTunner as standalone to display stats from other software like Aida64, HWiNFO, afterburner, intel presentmon

    • @Teah8cbdude
      @Teah8cbdude 2 дня назад +1

      @@TECHOSAUR thank you

  • @xrix89
    @xrix89 Год назад +1

    Can you benchmark some scenes with CCD 1 off vs this setup?Just lower resolution until you re cpu bound. I wonder if there is some performance regression with both ccds assigned to a game. Did you try affinity to v-cache ccd with SMT off? This game is weird

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад +1

      Yes Absolutely!
      I'll try to make a side-by-side comparison in 1080p to show the difference
      thanks for your comment 👍

    • @TheMessiah1337
      @TheMessiah1337 Год назад +1

      There 100% is, ive done a crap lot of configs with game mode/power plans/Process lasso/core preference/core flex etc etc, the only fix i found to absolutely get the most out of this cpu is to fully disable CCD01 and turn off game mode/high performance/power shell uninstall xbox game bar and also uninstall the AMD 3d cache optimizer and PPM drivers.
      I would constantly get micro stutters in some games even while trying to config process lasso and it was frustrating as heck.
      With the settings i have i would get an extra 20-40 fps in some games with no stutters at all thankfully.

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/0tV9RTg__OM/видео.html
      Hope this answers your request

    • @ChizuruP
      @ChizuruP Год назад

      @@TheMessiah1337 That's actually pretty sad to hear on this chip. hopefully a fix comes out for that, seeing a lot of complaints on it here, OCN, and reddit as well as LTT.

  • @leax7485
    @leax7485 7 месяцев назад

    Maybe when you tried setting the affinity to use the v-cache cores only, you didn't set dmw for v-cache as well which might be the reason for your stuttering, I would be happy if you can try it and update me. I wanted to buy the 7950x for gaming but after this I'm considering something else

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  7 месяцев назад

      I tried all options from cache to auto to driver and it gave me stutter everytime , but now with the new chipset driver that you can download from amd drivers website all my stutters are from the past!
      Watch this one here
      ruclips.net/video/0u3zYwXK6JQ/видео.htmlsi=k2G_nDOGjbR5YSZg
      And now after that video AMD released another chipset driver and I also got it installed and all seems OK, with bios updates and drivers the experience on 7950x3d got so much better, just initially it was horrible

  • @TheMessiah1337
    @TheMessiah1337 Год назад +1

    So did you keep all the drivers installed/Game mode on/obvisouly the power plan got changed with park control, but everything else was still the same you just used process lasso and park control?

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад

      Yes exactly, same delivers & gamebar, just using process lasso and park control fixed unplayable stuttering in metro Exodus. the 7950x had it working like a charm by default with same setup but on the X3D not without those extra steps
      From my experience with the 7950x3D i think it has long way in terms of windows optimization to be as how AMD intended it to be, so tools like Process lasso and park control save us until then

    • @TheMessiah1337
      @TheMessiah1337 Год назад +1

      @@TECHOSAUR When ever i try and install park control and use it there is never an option for ultimate performance do you know why?

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад

      @@TheMessiah1337what options do you currently see in Park Control ?
      also do you have the latest AMD chipset driver and what's your Windows version ?

    • @TheMessiah1337
      @TheMessiah1337 Год назад +1

      @@TECHOSAUR Balanced/Power Saving/High Performance/Bitsum High Performance.
      I sure do and windows 11.

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Год назад

      @@TheMessiah1337 bitsum.com/tips-and-tweaks/get-ultimate-performance-on-any-windows-10-edition/
      check this link to download the profile, for me, it was there by default but you can try to install it in this way, let me know if that works

  • @monsieurincroyable5143
    @monsieurincroyable5143 Месяц назад

    Hey, does anyone know if this fix works on Intel cpus?

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  Месяц назад

      If you mean the e-cores are causing stutter, you can set the affinity in the Windows Taskbar to the p-cores

  • @danijelpavlovic9871
    @danijelpavlovic9871 Год назад +6

    Imagine paying $1000 for a cpu that you have to micromanage yourself hahahaha

    • @FJano12
      @FJano12 Год назад +2

      Fair enough. But imagine you can have your game running on the cores with cash and every other background process on the other ccd. Only with a few clicks. Crazy performance, latency decrease. Super flexible cpu.

    • @mikebarron8702
      @mikebarron8702 Год назад +2

      I have used all 3 chips. I kept the 7950x3D it allows me to us my cpu for gaming exclusively everything else is on the Freq cores. I use HOTAS, Voice attack Corsair ICUE Gaget, Rysen Master and a ton of other programs. Even Process Lasso is on my Freq cores. I ts personal preference, but I like knowing all my cores are going to my gaming and I am future proof. I also like seeing 100% utilization of my GPU. I can afford the 7950x3D so I have one.. but there is nothing wrong with the 7800x3D or the 7900x3D. They are all great chips.

    • @JohnSmith-sh1sy
      @JohnSmith-sh1sy 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@mikebarron8702 did you manually setup all those other processes to use freq cores?

    • @mikebarron8702
      @mikebarron8702 5 месяцев назад

      Yes you need to set them up manually. @@JohnSmith-sh1sy

  • @lolohasan6424
    @lolohasan6424 8 месяцев назад +1

    Out of 7800X3D what Others X3D processors are shit. Dont buy ryzen 9 X3D. 7800X3D is the best AMD processor.

    • @Sp1derrrrr
      @Sp1derrrrr 7 месяцев назад

      did u do this for utr cpu ? did you have stutter ?

    • @Battugun
      @Battugun 6 месяцев назад +1

      Well 95% of my life is on work and family, and sometimes i got time for 2 hours of gaming.. so for me 7950x3d is perfect .. i need some many theads and core for VT (job purpose - lab test)

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  6 месяцев назад

      @Battugun the 7950x3d is absolutely my favorite cpu along with 7950x, they both helped me a lot doing things faster than ever, video editing mostly lol

  • @236Doodad
    @236Doodad 5 месяцев назад +1

    Sadly, this does not fix anything for us 5800X3D owners.

    • @TECHOSAUR
      @TECHOSAUR  5 месяцев назад +2

      But for the 5800X3D, there shouldn't be any core scheduling issues as it only has 8 cores.
      This issue is mostly for 2 CCDs with X3D tech like the 7950X3d and 7900X3D.

    • @236Doodad
      @236Doodad 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@TECHOSAUR To be clear, I wasn't blaming/accusing you of misleading content; just letting future 5800X3D viewers know that this is not for us.