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The stuttering almost seems like it is tied to a process. Its not happening from performing certain tasks on the pc, rather it seems more like its based on some kind of cycle or clock. It kind of seems like it happens when the pc is trying to load in data from somewhere. So for example. when I'm...

Hello all I am reaching out for the 3rd time now regarding system wide hitching/stuttering in all pc environments. System stutters in every game, on desktop, and in BIOS. Back in 2021 I built a new at the time pc with all top end components. The system has this stuttering issue that remains...

Hi all just providing an update. I want to start by saying that I never resolved the stutter issue. Every time I thought I fixed it, the stutter would eventually return . I decided for a while that I should just stop wasting everyone's time and just learn to live with it. I still continued to...

Im fairly certain this was fixed with Bojus's suggestion of Fresh installing windows and Making sure that windows doesnt auto install drivers for you. Basically After my last fresh install, I had the internet disconnected and also turned off the windows setting that auto installs drivers. I had...

Update: It appears that stuttering on the OS level is gone. Not exactly sure what cleared it up as I have been doing so much tweaking and optimization. No more stutter on desktop or apps, chrome stuttering is fixed after messing with some settings there. Most of my games are running smoothly...

6000MHZ. However, changing the RAM speed or any XMP settings had no effect on the stuttering, asides from making my games crash if the XMP overclock wasn't stable. Even underclocking the RAM didn't help, nor did a RAM kit with a lower speed. I did have a temporary Issue where event viewer was...

Its usually not but I just got chrome working smoothly now! Disabling and then reenabling hardware acceleration fixed that problem.

So I started delving into the hard page fault issue. The resource monitor, as well as latencymon shows a large generation of hard page faults created by any new app or process I start up. Afterwards the only things generating hard page faults are a few critical Windows services.

The stuttering is fairly consistent. I don't think a short is the cause, as Ive swapped both the mobo and gpu to test and the issue persisted. I can't say for sure if the issue went away in safe mode. My system runs very choppy when the graphics driver isnt installed/running, making it...

Usually just one instance but I often have a few tabs open. Im not sure what is causing the huge spikes in hard page faults as Im pretty sure it happens even when chrome isn't running. I'm reading up on this and I have a lot of things to try out to troubleshoot the page fault issue. Ill work on...

It seems the norm on my system is that it gets around 50k hard pagefaults at around 7 minutes in when running latencymon. And this is with very minimal processes running. Literally it would be just Nvidia control panel, windows defender and steam and maybe chrome running and thats it.

There are some latencymon screen shots I posted here that show a lot of hard page faults

32 gb. Task manager and Latencymon show thousands of page faults occuring within a short period of time. I thought that could be an issue but I haven't a clue how I could correct that

Sorry I just saw this somehow. Thats certainly not the issue, as Ive had this pc set up in different places and have used different power cables. My previous pc, which was set up in the same spot, didn't have this issue.