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MattyAB

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  1. I've been having a problem with my custom built PC for a while now - I bought an ASUS ROG 2060 6 months ago as an upgrade to a GTX970, but my computer has been consistently stuttering in all use cases, getting increasingly worse. To clarify, by 'stuttering', I mean every so often (at best ever few minutes, at worst every few seconds), what I'm doing will freeze for about a second. My PC Specs are as follows: i7-6700 (non-K, 3.4GHz), stock Intel cooler Asus RTX 2060 Strix Gaming OC Asus B150-Pro Samsung 850 EVO 250GB (see attached file for CrystalDiskInfo details) EVGA 500W 80 Plus PSU iiyama Prolite X3272UHS (4k) Samsung S24C550L (1080p) Samsung Syncmaster 2243 (1080p) I've been trying to self diagnose for a while so I'll give a roundup of the symptoms I've discovered: It doesn't just occur in games. Games are worse, but it will also do it when writing text (in chrome, VS Code, etc.), or using other productivity apps. Unity and Blender make it intolerable. It gets worse the longer my machine is on - manageable at the start, but after 30 mins of being switched on, it is doing it twice as often. Reinstalling windows doesn't make it go away. I've been on this current rebuild for 3 months, and it was much better when it was a fresh rebuild but it's progressively getting worse. Sometimes when it's bad, file explorer will 'flicker' on another window - seems like it's switching between normal functionality and being in 'not responding' mode rapidly Things on another monitor don't necessarily stutter - if I'm playing a game on my main monitor and have Netflix on my other monitor, the Netflix will keep playing normally while my main monitor stutters. Unplugging my two secondary monitors doesn't change it Playing a game in much lower resolution doesn't change it The CPU usage seems to spike up when it occurs - just when writing this, it spiked from 3% usage to 35% and back down almost instantly, but it wasn't being specifically utilised by any one program - the most used program was file manager at 10%. See attached for graph. Sometimes when moving files around the mouse will still move, but everything else is frozen and unresponsive. Signs point to this being something to do with file explorer - would this be due to my storage device having problems? Or is it a problem with the CPU not being able to keep up with the demand of the file system? Or maybe it's OneDrive causing this ? I'm really at a loss of what to try now to further narrow down the problem - if you have any ideas of what it could be, or what I could try that might help to narrow the problem down, it would be greatly appreciated :) Thanks!
  2. I've got exactly the same problem. I tweeted to phantom glass, the said they have no plans to make one for the OP3. Does anyone know of an alternative to phantom glass?
  3. Showcase of my open air test bench. I know the spec isn't great, but it's something. I used this turorial: Here is my video:
  4. If I had this SSD, I could store all games and my OS on it, and so my pc would boot a lot faster and save me a lot of time and energy.
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