- Jun 6, 2016
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Howdy y'all,
My problem has been happening for about 6 months now. I have the following set-up:
As is noticed here, there were about 3-4 micro-freezes during this period of time with no visible/noticeable changes in memory, CPU...
When my computer has been on for approximately two days consecutively or so, I start to experience micro-freezes, stuttering, however you want to call it. Essentially, the machine locks up for about 1-2 seconds, then starts speeding up the input to match what I was trying to do while it was frozen (like typing or using the mouse). I've tried a few things, including looking for corrupted software, sfc scannow, looking for Malware, chkdsk, and many other generic solutions to overanalyzed problems. The problem occurs when I have games open for a while, and continues from then on into basic activity, like when browsing Chrome. I'd thought that possibly there was a memory leak somewhere... I noticed another symptom of it is that if I have a game open that pushes my memory usage to ~90-100%, Windows processes start getting really slow, or the start menu/date and time boxes will not open while there is no memory left. Most recently, I have noticed that my memory always gets sucked into Systems and compressed memory and stays there, so I tried disabling Superfetch to see if not having that memory in that process helped the problem (arguably a bad solution, I know. It didn't help.) However, I have no idea if memory is actually the problem here. I'm on the latest graphics card drivers too. Basically, I'm completely out of ideas, and the problem is slightly annoying enough by now that I am trying to seek help. Does anyone have any ideas or leads I can use or go on?
My problem has been happening for about 6 months now. I have the following set-up:
As is noticed here, there were about 3-4 micro-freezes during this period of time with no visible/noticeable changes in memory, CPU...
When my computer has been on for approximately two days consecutively or so, I start to experience micro-freezes, stuttering, however you want to call it. Essentially, the machine locks up for about 1-2 seconds, then starts speeding up the input to match what I was trying to do while it was frozen (like typing or using the mouse). I've tried a few things, including looking for corrupted software, sfc scannow, looking for Malware, chkdsk, and many other generic solutions to overanalyzed problems. The problem occurs when I have games open for a while, and continues from then on into basic activity, like when browsing Chrome. I'd thought that possibly there was a memory leak somewhere... I noticed another symptom of it is that if I have a game open that pushes my memory usage to ~90-100%, Windows processes start getting really slow, or the start menu/date and time boxes will not open while there is no memory left. Most recently, I have noticed that my memory always gets sucked into Systems and compressed memory and stays there, so I tried disabling Superfetch to see if not having that memory in that process helped the problem (arguably a bad solution, I know. It didn't help.) However, I have no idea if memory is actually the problem here. I'm on the latest graphics card drivers too. Basically, I'm completely out of ideas, and the problem is slightly annoying enough by now that I am trying to seek help. Does anyone have any ideas or leads I can use or go on?
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