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Hello,

Computer Specs

CPU: AMD - FX8320

GPU: Gigabyte gtx960

Motherboard: Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 r5

Ram: 8x2 gb ram

Hard Drive: Toshiba 1TB

PSU: Corsair cx750m 80 bronze rated

Mouse: Razer Taipan

Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Ultimate

 

So whenever I am doing anything, even just on the desktop it like its timed. It even happening when I'm typing this. Every about 1-3 minutes everything freezes and my mouse lags behind. This happens even more frequently when I am recording, and so far with typing this it has happened 5 times. just a 5 second lag and my mouse is slow to catch up. I did sfc /scannow and nothing popped up. When these "swells" their is no spike in anything I can see. Please help I just upgraded and am very unhappy.

 

Thank you in advance :)

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1 minute ago, Zavesh said:

Hello,

Computer Specs

CPU: AMD - FX8320

GPU: Gigabyte gtx960

Motherboard: Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 r5

Ram: 8x2 gb ram

Hard Drive: Toshiba 1TB

PSU: Corsair cx750m 80 bronze rated

Mouse: Razer Taipan

Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Ultimate

 

So whenever I am doing anything, even just on the desktop it like its timed. It even happening when I'm typing this. Every about 1-3 minutes everything freezes and my mouse lags behind. This happens even more frequently when I am recording, and so far with typing this it has happened 5 times. just a 5 second lag and my mouse is slow to catch up. I did sfc /scannow and nothing popped up. When these "swells" their is no spike in anything I can see. Please help I just upgraded and am very unhappy.

 

Thank you in advance :)

Storage, memory, or software.

 

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I just updated my drivers and still, the same. As for Jeffery I did take time with explaining my issue their is no more to explain about it, although I will try your methods ty.

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4 minutes ago, Zavesh said:

I just updated my drivers and still, the same. As for Jeffery I did take time with explaining my issue their is no more to explain about it, although I will try your methods ty.

He wasn't asking for explanation but rather pointing to what might cause your issues. And I agree with him, it's either your HDD, memory or something software.

 

Also, what's your OS and version?

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10 minutes ago, Zavesh said:

Hello,

Computer Specs

CPU: AMD - FX8320

GPU: Gigabyte gtx960

Motherboard: Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 r5

Ram: 8x2 gb ram

Hard Drive: Toshiba 1TB

PSU: Corsair cx750m 80 bronze rated

Mouse: Razer Taipan

Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Ultimate

 

So whenever I am doing anything, even just on the desktop it like its timed. It even happening when I'm typing this. Every about 1-3 minutes everything freezes and my mouse lags behind. This happens even more frequently when I am recording, and so far with typing this it has happened 5 times. just a 5 second lag and my mouse is slow to catch up. I did sfc /scannow and nothing popped up. When these "swells" their is no spike in anything I can see. Please help I just upgraded and am very unhappy.

 

Thank you in advance :)

sounds like a bad RAM stick or it might just be loose, could also be storage though. 

 

Edit: Also how do you have 8x 2 GB sticks in that motherboard? or is it 2x8 GB?

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3 minutes ago, Cryptonite said:

sounds like a bad RAM stick or it might just be loose, could also be storage though. 

Had something similar on my desktop, it was because of Windows 10 P2P update crap, that's why I asked about the OS! :)

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3 minutes ago, wkdpaul said:

Had something similar on my desktop, it was because of Windows 10 P2P update crap, that's why I asked about the OS! :)

true, software can cause a lot of stress over nothing. I disabled my updates for W10. I'm on build 1607 and will most likely stay there. (aniversary update) and on my other system I didn't even do the ani update and I'll most likely stay on that build there. only reason I did the update here was for this..

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@Cryptonite noice!

 

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@Zavesh sorry for the small hijack!

 

Like said earlier, it could be different things, one software that help in these case that I forgot to mention is LatencyMon, you should try and have a look, you're probably going to find at least one source of why your system experiences those stutters;

http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

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Ty to you all!

Now I'll try to answer all of your questions.

Windows 10

Ram 8x2

I will try everything you guys mentioned when i finish the memory diagnostic lol takes forever

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I'll get the build number when it finishes 

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So far, after the memory diagnostic it is appearing fine, although I will test the computer tomorrow.

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unfortunately it is still doing it... nothing with the ram... how would I test the cpu?

 

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Can you just make a test on that?

What refresh rate are you using? -i'll say 60Hz

 

Go on GPU control driver application (Nvidia control panel), and where you set the resolution and the refresh rate, select 24Hz (or any other refresh rate compatible with your display and GPU). The display will turn off, and then on again, and you'll be at 24Hz. After that, set it again at 60 Hz.
Let me know if this solved your problem (it will be back again at the next reboot)

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I just lowered the refresh rate to 50hz (Lowest the monitor will go), will see if it helps, ty.

Oh the monitor is "Asus VX248"

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@Shingouki Do you agree with everyone else that It could be my cpu? What do you think could be, it would really help?

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Actually i don't know, i have the same issue. It happened after the major update with windows anniversary.

I don't think (at least in my case) that is a CPU issue because i don't have problems with other OS, only on Windows 10.

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By any chance, do you have XMP enabled for your RAM in your BIOS? I've been finding that I've had pretty poor luck getting memory to run at XMP-rated speeds recently (my 2x16GB kit of G.Skill DDR4-3200 for instance) where the system will hard-lock like that at pretty regular intervals. Runs fine without XMP on, so it might be worth checking into just to be sure.

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You should run the latency monitor to determine If it is a software issue. This diagnostic software will tell you where to look. I had success with this. I also know that many have had the same problems as you due to the NVidia 373.xx driver. There is a lot of complaining about this particular driver. 

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