- May 27, 2012
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Hey lads, got a bit of an issue with my new build. I'll start with the specs, it should be a very capable system:
AMD R7 1800X @ 3.85GHz
AMD R9 390X @ 1145MHz
32GB DDR4 RAM (currently stuck at 2400MHz, awaiting update)
500GB NVMe SSD
When the system is stressed (I'm struggling to pinpoint which component in particular - nothing is at 100% according to process hacker at this time), for example when loading ARK: Survival Evolved or playing Battlefield 1, the mouse becomes unusably laggy. This seems to happen in odd spikes, but always when Ark is loading. It keeps moving in the last direction the mouse was moved very slowly and jumpily, while other processes stop responding. If I move the mouse, it starts moving faster in whatever direction, but still much more slowly than it should and in such a way it's impossible to click anything. Then, in a few seconds, it'll all go back to normal.
I thought at first it could be the CPU being stressed too much, but no cores are above 80% usage, this didn't happen on my significantly weaker old system and this can't be replicated using a CPU stress test.
Any ideas? I've run out, trying to aim in Battlefield with 2 seconds of input lag and horrible tracking is pretty difficult, being killed as a result is getting old.
AMD R7 1800X @ 3.85GHz
AMD R9 390X @ 1145MHz
32GB DDR4 RAM (currently stuck at 2400MHz, awaiting update)
500GB NVMe SSD
When the system is stressed (I'm struggling to pinpoint which component in particular - nothing is at 100% according to process hacker at this time), for example when loading ARK: Survival Evolved or playing Battlefield 1, the mouse becomes unusably laggy. This seems to happen in odd spikes, but always when Ark is loading. It keeps moving in the last direction the mouse was moved very slowly and jumpily, while other processes stop responding. If I move the mouse, it starts moving faster in whatever direction, but still much more slowly than it should and in such a way it's impossible to click anything. Then, in a few seconds, it'll all go back to normal.
I thought at first it could be the CPU being stressed too much, but no cores are above 80% usage, this didn't happen on my significantly weaker old system and this can't be replicated using a CPU stress test.
Any ideas? I've run out, trying to aim in Battlefield with 2 seconds of input lag and horrible tracking is pretty difficult, being killed as a result is getting old.
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