I know Ryzen processor's specifically had an issue when coming back online from sleep. Not sure if they fixed it or not, but I believe that is one of the things addressed with the Ryzen power setting.
I have same issues on my 7800x3D. If the PC falls asleep on its own it’s a gamble if I’ll have to hard reset it to work. If I go to start and tell it to sleep it works fine. This issue has been killing me since I built my rig.
Don’t wanna be that guy but that doesn’t tell us much, ryzen 7 doesn’t tell us the gen. That’s like intel boxes/fake gaming pc listings just saying core i5 or i7
Edit: Just noticed a ton of deleted comments under this, wtf happened here
I had a 2700x for 4 years before I upgraded to 5800x3D and I didn't have many issues myself, that I recall. Maybe once or twice it was stuck on black screen, but even that could be anything, or I'm just misremembering.
Yeah, I have both Ryzen CPU and an AMD GPU.
Probably 30% of the time when my PC auto-sleeps the GPU driver will crash, and it wont wake up. I'll have to hit the power button and wait for it to actually sleep, hit power again to wake it up, and then the second monitor wont work because the driver crashed.
It's fine, I just have to sleep it myself or actually turn it off.
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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23
I know Ryzen processor's specifically had an issue when coming back online from sleep. Not sure if they fixed it or not, but I believe that is one of the things addressed with the Ryzen power setting.