Ryzen 5 2600 problems

Korn261

I built my first PC about 5 months ago and this has been an issue since the beginning. My new Ryzen 5 2600 would boot at 3.4ghz but after an hour of use or a few minutes of CSGO I would see the frames drop or the speed drop, I then saw that my CPU was running at 0.600 Ghz in task manager and 0.500 Ghz in ryzenmaster. I could fix the issue by disabling PROCHOT in ryzen master but I'm getting tired of that and just want it to work normally. could it be CPU or motherboard (aorus b450 elite) problem? 

BubbleMax

One question have you been overclocking the CPU?

TSTonyV

First thing I'd do before anything is download/reinstall the chipset drivers for your motherboard, and restore any BIOS defaults if you played around with any overclocking like BubbleMax mentioned. Also make sure Windows is set to balanced or max performance for its power setting. 

Also do a Clean Boot, to make sure no background services are running that are affecting your performance either. 

The last resort software troubleshooting steps would be to complete uninstall and reinstall the game, or reinstall Windows entirely. 

You could also try a BIOS update if that doesn't do it. 

Korn261

BubbleMax said:

One question have you been overclocking the CPU?

No I have not, it came this way

Korn261

TSTonyV said:

First thing I'd do before anything is download/reinstall the chipset drivers for your motherboard, and restore any BIOS defaults if you played around with any overclocking like BubbleMax mentioned. Also make sure Windows is set to balanced or max performance for its power setting. 

Also do a Clean Boot, to make sure no background services are running that are affecting your performance either. 

The last resort software troubleshooting steps would be to complete uninstall and reinstall the game, or reinstall Windows entirely. 

You could also try a BIOS update if that doesn't do it. 

I have done all of those, every single thing you mentioned and it's still an issue

Korn261

TSTonyV said:

First thing I'd do before anything is download/reinstall the chipset drivers for your motherboard, and restore any BIOS defaults if you played around with any overclocking like BubbleMax mentioned. Also make sure Windows is set to balanced or max performance for its power setting. 

Also do a Clean Boot, to make sure no background services are running that are affecting your performance either. 

The last resort software troubleshooting steps would be to complete uninstall and reinstall the game, or reinstall Windows entirely. 

You could also try a BIOS update if that doesn't do it. 

I have done all of those, every single thing you mentioned and it's still an issue

TSPhillipT

Have you monitored the temps for your CPU to see if it's just hitting really high temps and thermal throttling?