Unless it’s a driver problem or a game being too old problem, I’m leaning toward gfx card being culprit. You’re not going to know if it’s the card until you drop n’ test in another PC or RMA it.
Long shot, but try swapping your monitor cable or even whole monitor.
By no means a proof positive test but I have just removed and re-seated the g/card and I had no problems playing some quick games on BF1 and BFBC2.
Could a poor contact cause such an issue?
Tom.
Are you using Origin, could be as simple as just right click game select properties untick the annoying USE ORIGIN IN-GAME and experience how much latency and lag Origin can do, always fun to get knifed in BF4 and not even seeing it if i forget to untick Origin in Game i would turn it off completely but NFP uses it,
And this game is just as stupid as BF1 claims i use OS: Microsoft Windows 8 Professional
Kimkl,
As mentioned it as all been sorted across the board by re-seating the g/card, however, I've taken your advice and de-ticked 'Origin in game' for everything.
Tom.
Have you updated to the latest AGESA 1.0.0.7 BIOS and ran at least three passes of MemTest on your new build?
Ryzen is picky with ram, AGESA 1.0.0.6a somewhat fixed that and that's when I built my Ryzen rig however AGESA 1.0.0.7 should have even more ram compatibility fixes and enhancements.
I have not, I'll look into it and see what's what.
Cheers,
Tom.
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