Major Systems Problem

[GunnerBones]

Hello, I am having extreme problems with my PC and I can't seem to fix them.
It all started 2 days ago, my mouse started sticking. I thought that it was a bad mouse, so I switched it out for a different mouse but I still got the constant sticking. I thought nothing of it, even if both of those mice worked fine on a different computer. Now yesterday it got really bad. I use a software called OBS to stream games to Twitch.tv occasionally, and I was able to run games at a smooth 1080p60fps with no dropped frames. Now once this started, it drops 90% of my frames. I don't know why it does that. I recently bought a new 144hz monitor, and people have told me that the monitor is causing the problem, but it isn't. I tried OBS with my other monitor, which has worked flawlessly in the past half a year, and I dropped the same amount of frames. I don't know what is going on and I have literally tried everything for the past day straight and this is really frustrating me.

 

Everything I've tried:
-Checking Internet, fine as always.
-Switching out RAM in case some were bad.
-Ran Avast to check for viruses on the entire computer, nothing.
-Ran Malwarebytes to check for malware on the entire computer, nothing.
-Tried re-adjusting the GPU in case it got dislodged.
-Updated my GPU Drivers, made the game run worse.
-Re-installed mouse drivers, did nothing.
-Stopped unnecessary background processes, didn't help.
-Checked GPU and CPU temperatures, they were fine.
-Ran sfc /scannow and it found nothing.
-Ran Windows Memory Diagnostic, found nothing
-Switched between my monitors and different Hertz

 

As you can see I am not put up for any of this crap. At this point my mouse is so frozen I had to get a friend assist my mouse with Team Viewer because I cannot move my mouse at all. I really don't want to have to re-install my OS. I do not have money to spend right now.
I run Windows 7 Pro 64bit, here is my setup: https://pastebin.com/dDbc0vJL
My Internet speed is usually 20mbps download/5mbps upload, but my streams were fine before this.

 

I. Really. Need. Help.
Thanks, Gunner

[Red Hardware]

20 minutes ago, GunnerBones said:

Hello, I am having extreme problems with my PC and I can't seem to fix them.
It all started 2 days ago, my mouse started sticking. I thought that it was a bad mouse, so I switched it out for a different mouse but I still got the constant sticking. I thought nothing of it, even if both of those mice worked fine on a different computer. Now yesterday it got really bad. I use a software called OBS to stream games to Twitch.tv occasionally, and I was able to run games at a smooth 1080p60fps with no dropped frames. Now once this started, it drops 90% of my frames. I don't know why it does that. I recently bought a new 144hz monitor, and people have told me that the monitor is causing the problem, but it isn't. I tried OBS with my other monitor, which has worked flawlessly in the past half a year, and I dropped the same amount of frames. I don't know what is going on and I have literally tried everything for the past day straight and this is really frustrating me.

 

Everything I've tried:
-Checking Internet, fine as always.
-Switching out RAM in case some were bad.
-Ran Avast to check for viruses on the entire computer, nothing.
-Ran Malwarebytes to check for malware on the entire computer, nothing.
-Tried re-adjusting the GPU in case it got dislodged.
-Updated my GPU Drivers, made the game run worse.
-Re-installed mouse drivers, did nothing.
-Stopped unnecessary background processes, didn't help.
-Checked GPU and CPU temperatures, they were fine.
-Ran sfc /scannow and it found nothing.
-Ran Windows Memory Diagnostic, found nothing
-Switched between my monitors and different Hertz

 

As you can see I am not put up for any of this crap. At this point my mouse is so frozen I had to get a friend assist my mouse with Team Viewer because I cannot move my mouse at all. I really don't want to have to re-install my OS. I do not have money to spend right now.
I run Windows 7 Pro 64bit, here is my setup: https://pastebin.com/dDbc0vJL
My Internet speed is usually 20mbps download/5mbps upload, but my streams were fine before this.

 

I. Really. Need. Help.
Thanks, Gunner

Hi there

I think there is a software at the background using a lot of your resources , Can you send an ss of task manager while the computer is idle ?

[Jurrunio]

Install MSI Afterburner, enable its display on everything in the "monitoring" tab, enable on screen display, then play games while checking osd data. It can display GPU/CPU/RAM usage, GPU/CPU temps, GPU clock speed etc. Check if anything seems weird

 

If that doesn't dig enough information, HWmonitor can show more temps, voltage, clock speed, usage, and so on. Don't panic if this software shows serious issues because it isn't known for being very accurate (namely temps and voltage), but it can provide a possible fault that requires other ways to check.

[Red Hardware]

4 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

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Hi

I think something is using a lot of resources at the back ground and that's why he is not even able to move the mouse. 

[Jurrunio]

15 minutes ago, Red Hardware said:

Hi

I think something is using a lot of resources at the back ground and that's why he is not even able to move the mouse. 

It can be serious thermal throttling too, which practically turns the CPU into a slow core 2 duo if it hits hard

[Red Hardware]

6 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

It can be serious thermal throttling too, which practically turns the CPU into a slow core 2 duo if it hits hard

But as he/she said here , temps are okay!!

I want to see if something using all of the resources and if everything was okay there , then we should check frequencies 

53 minutes ago, GunnerBones said:

-Checked GPU and CPU temperatures, they were fine.

[GunnerBones]

Hello,

Thanks all for the help. No, all of this was happening with nothing running and I closed all background processes, minus the needed windows processes. I'll use those tools when I get back, however I have tried looking at my RAM, CPU, and GPU usage during this (but with different programs) and they are all normal, so I don't think they are a problem.

Thanks, Gunner