New Pc getting random lags

[orcanice]

So i finished building my pc like 2 weeks ago. and since ive gotten some random lags, sometimes on the desktop but always in games. 

ive been trying to find a fix for ages now without any luck. So if anyone here got any ideas that can help me!!!!!

 

 

i games i getting stutters that lasts 1-2 secs and then the game runs fine for 2-3 mins and then same thing happens..

on the desktop my mouse sometimes gets the same type of lags, and the keyboard stops working. 

[Slottr]

Specs? What have you been doing? Downloaded anything weird? Are the parts performing correctly? - run a benchmark and some tests.

[orcanice]

I7-6850k

Asus x99 deluxe ii

16 gb ddr4 corsair vengeance led

mouse: razer deathadder

keyboard: razer blackwidow

2x AMD r9 380 nitros

 

i havent been downloading anything, its always been like this. 

 

i have done the 3dmark thingy without any problems

[Cyracus]

sli/crossfire are notorious for bugs, you could try removing a card and doing stuff to test, or one could have some kind of issue causing it. That's my best guess, outside of borked settings....maybe a drive error, you could run chkdsk in the cmd prompt but I don't really think that's the problem

[orcanice]

3 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

sli/crossfire are notorious for bugs, you could try removing a card and doing stuff to test, or one could have some kind of issue causing it. That's my best guess, outside of borked settings....maybe a drive error, you could run chkdsk in the cmd prompt but I don't really think that's the problem

I have tried to disable crossfire, and that didnt change anything.

[Cyracus]

I prefer physically removing hardware for troubleshooting, but like I said it could be the graphics card having a minor bork, unlikely that both would do it so individually testing the gpus would rule them out or identify the issue, and then there's drive/OS errors chkdsk will rule out the drive, Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth in an admin cmd prompt will fix minor OS errors, or borked settings, there's way too much you can accidentally break to list off, bios settings are the easiest if there's a problem, save settings if possible or manually back them up then reset to optimized defaults. OS settings like I said are way to large imo and I'd back up anything important and do a clean install, also has the benefit of ensuring any OS errors are eliminated

[Gonio]

Are all drivers up to date? Have you OCed? Since you mention mouse and keyboard aswell would first look to USB causing interference. Is the CPU properly seated, or maybe there is a pin bent a little. Isn't the cooler to tight? Doubt it is the CPU, but just incase...

[orcanice]

Yea all drivers are up to date. and no OC. seems like the ingame lags is gone after i switched to 2.4 wifi instead of 5

[Gonio]

You are gaming via wireless?