PC Stuttering and Choppy-ness

[mercurialzu]

My PC is a decent PC (I would say), but I get stuttering and choppy usage even with casual usage. Any idea what could be wrong with it?

 

Here's a video of my issue.

 

https://youtu.be/_VroXZoY4jo

[ImAlsoRan]

What are your specs? Normally these kinds of issues can be caused by a slow HDD. Also, try quitting your anitivrus, application dock (the thing at the top), etc. Also, viruses can cause this.

[mastertyler04]

I see on your video you replaced just about everything could be something like a faulty motherboard with bad vrms or something like that i would suggest replacing the motherboard.

[mercurialzu]

On 4/19/2019 at 9:33 AM, ImAlsoRan said:

What are your specs? Normally these kinds of issues can be caused by a slow HDD. Also, try quitting your anitivrus, application dock (the thing at the top), etc. Also, viruses can cause this.

I have a i7-4770, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB (8x2) dual channel. OS on 850 Evo 250Gb SSD, games off WD 1TB HDD
I'm running a fresh install of windows though

[mercurialzu]

On 4/19/2019 at 10:45 PM, mastertyler04 said:

I see on your video you replaced just about everything could be something like a faulty motherboard with bad vrms or something like that i would suggest replacing the motherboard.

How do VRMs or a bad motherboard affect this?

[mastertyler04]

If you still need this info bad vrms wont power the cpu with steady voltage which can lead to choppiness.

[FatherChaos]

On 4/18/2019 at 6:33 PM, ImAlsoRan said:

What are your specs? Normally these kinds of issues can be caused by a slow HDD. Also, try quitting your anitivrus, application dock (the thing at the top), etc. Also, viruses can cause this.

I would agree with ImAlsoRan. An 850 Evo, if you got it in the year it came out would be rounding 5 years now. SSDs dont last forever, I would say try booting into a different disk that's formatted to windows.