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Thank you Nutra I watched a video or two explaining in detail on what test means what as well

This is my SSD (Windows drive) 128 kingston This is my VERY old hardrive My New m.2 drive Now I can obviously see a huge difference in performace but can someone kind of explain what exactly is going on here?

My ram does not show full I am dual channel and I have applied a D.O.C.P It does with with it on and off All drives are up to date and bios as well

I have been running stock in bios It first I thought It might have been a software problem so when I reset windows I had also reset bios. Sorry I forgot to include that part. Thank you anyway though!

Hi, I recently finished my new Ryzen 7 3700x build and I seem to be having a problem I cant put a pin on. Every once and awhile my computer will "lag out" sometimes crashing but most of the time when it happens it just runs very slow. The only fix to this problem is to turn off power to the power supply... Given I know this is awful for the computer I would like to find a more reasonable fix. When I restart or shut down the computer through windows It is just as slow on start up. I do not have any bloat ware or viruses on the computer (fresh windows install). Lastly while it is in this state of seemly out of memory there are no viable problems with thermals or any problems in the performance tab. The problem seems to happen at random and I am lost for ideas. Thanks guys! The build: Ryzen 7 3700x Asus prime x470 corsair lpx 16 gb 3133mhz Nvida 2070 super Sabrent rocket 1tb 128 kingston ssd (boot drive for now) 1tb seagate drive 750W power supply UPDATE: After trying all of yours guys suggestions that problem has morphed slightly. It now slows down from 15-30 seconds then the screen refreshes and it goes back to normal???? List of changes made today -Re seated CPU -New thermal paste -Re seated ram -Changed CPU fan curves to promote cooling