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Recently purchased an M.2 SSD to replace an SSD I presumed was causing some stutters, my stupid question is do i need to get rid of the ssd if it is causing that problem? since the m.2 is now running windows 10. as it is still currently plugged in as a secondary drive.

View: https://imgur.com/a/HNXr9Wa bump a test result from timespy might repost later to show all the graphs

Bump recently acquired the m.2 and installed it into my pc, but to no avail i'm having the same recurring problem and seems to be getting slightly worse, I would really like to get to the bottom of this if i can, I don't mind spending money on my system if something needs to get replaced but as...

the only other thing that isn't brand new on this computer is the storage and the ram

yeah i've done a clean clean install with usb alrdy where i wipe all the c-states I might do it again and just install windows to the new m.2 drive when it gets here, im gonna try installing a game on it first just to see if it makes any difference .

damn meant to say 69^C , and maybe i'll do some more BIOS updates to see if that helps at all, I am using a hyper 212 evo the newer addition with noctua fans so it doesn't bother me too much, but damn does this probably mean that my problem lies within my software or likely a defective piece of...

heres what hwinfo is showing after a gaming sitting in case anyone has any input

If it doesn't work I suppose it would just be the motherboard holding me back? I've memtested the RAM and also checked crystaldiskinfo for the drives that say they are healthy, but the microstutters just seem so odd, I wanna say its CPU related because my fans whir up alot but at the same time...

well i've set the monitor to 60z and have tried that once before with just the one monitor with 144hz which leads me to believe that something else is causing the stutter. After some research I've heard that some ahrd drives/ssds that although work well can get defects causing system stutter...

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/23257927

okay the first image is with me on g-sync for my monitor, the second one is when i turn g-sync off, i might see the problem i'm going to test it on my games and see if its improved, the other thing to note is that my gpu has some pretty wacky coil whine as far as i can tell nothing that...

the average not really in some of the other cpu cores i suppose but theres so many drops and increases its hard to tell

This is the overall clock speed

Is this a real case of vrm throttling I feel like i've checked hwinfo about this already and its showed me natural temps

This is one example of during fishing when my game went from 144 fps to 60 fps