Keep in mind that he has a 1950x processor, which works a bit differently than most processors. It is technically 2 processors on the same chip and has memory and microcode downfalls because of that. The memory and processor can be set up two ways, and it matters with many programs. (Game versus Creator cpu, UMA versus NUMA memory). Setting it to Creator, sets the system up specifically for multicore tasks and introduces potentially massive latency in memory and single thread operations. It also separates the memory into two banks, one for each cpu.... Poser should probably be run in Game mode with local memory access since most of it is single core operations, literally turning off half the CPU and using the memory as one block. There are also some really odd issues with Windows 10 past 1809 with that motherboard chipset as well. If the chipset driver was not updated for that, the system will even more issues if Windows updates are current..... The memory issues don't surprise me a bit... That is a feature with Zen.... And it is even worse in Creator mode.....

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