Faulty HDD causes hiccups?

[Di5a5t3r]

Hey.


I have been having some trouble for a long time now with hiccups in games. Even in CSGO.
FPS drop for 0.5 second then its normal, then hiccup again, maybe a couple of minutes later.

I have just bought new parts: i7 6700k, GTX 1080, 16GB ram.

The problem was before i changed the parts aswell!

I have a freshly installed windows 10. All 3 of my harddrives are wiped.


I did some tests with HD Tune here:

HDD: https://imgur.com/a/hHyJ0 (dont worry about the yellow dots)
SSHD: https://imgur.com/a/Un1hf
SSD: https://imgur.com/a/W4OTe

My SSD seems to be working like it should, but my SSHD and HDD is slowing down and have some gaps in the benchmark?

My harddrives are the only thing i can think of that can be causing this hiccups as they are the only things i have not changed in my computer :/ But my SSHD and HDD shows similar graph on the test. Can both be faulty?

PS: ALL my games are installed on my SSHD!


Please help :/

 

[alceryes]

Could your CPU be hitting a thermal threshold and downclocking for a second? Use a program like openhardwaremonitor to log your CPU speeds during benchmarks and see if they stay consistent.
Also, trying running some benches with your HDD's unplugged (assuming you have the OS installed on the SSD) and see if the hiccups go away.