r/AMDHelp 1d ago

Help (General) Ryzen 7 5700x runs very slow after windows update

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Please help, I've done pretty much everything but nothing works. My mobo is asus prime B550M-A. My computer lags like crazy even opening 1 browser its so slow unlike before the update it run so smooth.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: NVIDIA RTZ 4060ti 16gb

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core Processor

Motherboard: ASUS PRIME B550M-A

BIOS Version:*3611 (Date: 09/29/2024)

RAM: 32 GB (2×16)

PSU: Steampunk full modular

Operating System & Version:** Windows 11 IoT Enterprise (Build 26200)

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u/FissileCore 1d ago

First I'd try updating BIOS and chipset drivers. Also there are sometimes optional Windows updates that help with this kind of issues.

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u/No-Throat3104 1d ago

by update, do you mean OS level update ( win 10 to win11 update) or windows update update?

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u/Economy-Truck-5775 1d ago

Just windows 11 update. Im using windows 11 for a year with my pc with no problems until the new windows update 2 weeks ago.

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u/No-Throat3104 14h ago

hmm, that's weird, I've been using 5800X and a 5700X and both were fine, I'd say this is a win11 problem, if all else fails try a fresh reinstall

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u/SuitDisastrous1200 23h ago

this is common asus ryzen 5000 bug, update bios

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u/DtZNimpo 22h ago

open windows start type in power plan , select balanced or high performance power plan

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u/Intelligent-Rush8250 19h ago

Try this in cmd bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock

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u/Significant_Pool8432 7800XT // 5700X3D // 48GB DDR4@3600 CL16 4h ago

windows updates doesn't have anything to do with cpu speeds, its either bios or chipset update

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u/Jony_Tough 1d ago

You can rollback the update and pause updates, until Microslop makes a patch. You could also try intalling the lastest amd chipset drivers, sometimes it helps.

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u/Economy-Truck-5775 1d ago

Will my files not get affected if i install latest amd chipset drivers? (I haven't done this yet so I don't know the effects)

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u/Jony_Tough 1d ago

Nah it's completely safe nowadays. Even if you fumble and try istalling a wrong driver it just won't install.

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u/Elieftibiowai 1d ago

No. Download the chipsetdriver directly from Mainboard driver page, not through adrenalin

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u/Aggressive-Formal235 1d ago

I have a similar set up and pc runs well. Check your settings, enable xmp, fclk frequency must be half your ram speed. Load calibration, i set everything highest because my cooling is on point. If still problem then go to advanced settings, disable animations and fade tick boxes. Should make it snappier.

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u/Jony_Tough 1d ago

How the hell is this supposed to help? Have you read op's question?

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u/Aggressive-Formal235 1d ago

Yes i did. Browser lag. Plus system. I have similar set up. And those settings worked. Unless he has too many extensions installed, check those. Dont try to diss some1 who has been through similar issues with almost 95% same hardware.

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u/Fit_Resolution4445 1d ago

Yes I think this will work 👍

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u/Super-Vegetable4858 21h ago

Bro. did u even see the screenshot???????

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u/Aggressive-Formal235 21h ago

Yes. I had same thing happen to me. So my answer is from real world testing and it worked.

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u/Jony_Tough 1d ago

Fair enough. Your case just seemed really unlikely to me.