PC running in slow motion

[Jeun Wo]

Ok all of this started when I bought my PC and opened it up around 6 months after..like now. The PC is made to my specifications it has a..
Core i7 4790 
Seagate 1 tera HDD
MSI N750
Kingston 8GB value RAM
MSI H177 (i think) Motherboard
Thermaltake 600 watt psu
Stock cooler and a Thermaltake Versa h16 Case
... I noticed that the shop didnt have a great job in cable management so i decided to go and try to manage the cables myself (I dont have an anti static collar btw), and took LInus' word for it to touch the PSU when u move. I got the job done like half way and stopped because I realized it's impossible for me to manage everything because i have no experience in making a PC. When i booted up the PC it ran super SLOW like it was running in slow motion or something, or had low frames.. this happens 2/3 times when i boot up.. when i restart it, it kinda fixes it, but i do have to do it like 3 time.. so I'm asking is this the static electricty's fault (and mine i know i suck), can i fix it? and what will i do? Thank you in advance.. You are welcome to be salty... I deserve it

[Humbug]

nothing to do with static don't worry

 

after restarting a few times it runs properly?

[GoodBytes]

No it isn't static electricity.

 

Let's go over the basics:

1. Make sure that all cables are properly connected to each device. Maybe your HDD cable got partially disconnected and you have error correction going crazy.
2. Make sure that all fans operates properly.
3. Make sure your RAM is properly inserted.
4. Make sure your monitor is connected to your graphics card, and not your motherboard.

[Jeun Wo]

2 minutes ago, Humbug said:

nothing to do with static don't worry

 

after restarting a few times it runs properly?

Yeah it works properly after 4-5 times of restarting : / this consistently happened for 2 days

 

[PlayStation 2]

Sounds stupid but was there thermal paste on the cooler or did you apply any?

[Jeun Wo]

5 minutes ago, Humbug said:

 

 

thanks!! the HDD one worked fine!! thanks! i'm gonna notify you what happens tomorrow when i boot it up again, but for the meantime it fixed it

[Jeun Wo]

4 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Sounds stupid but was there thermal paste on the cooler or did you apply any?

Didn't have to... the store i bought it from already applied some

[Jeun Wo]

Opened it up this morning... same thing happened : /

[GoodBytes]

Can you install the latest motherboard chipset drivers, and SATA controller drivers?