Hey guys, long story short I bought a 1TB Samsung SSD for my desktop, installed windows 10 through USB on my brand new SSD, and the system is lagging like crazy. My issue is that every second or so, my entire desktop stutters, the mouse cursor freezes in place, and all video freezes + audio makes a really loud and annoying buzzing "glitch" sound.
This seemed to start the first time I tried installing the brand new Radeon drivers. I have uninstalled them with DDU (display driver uninstaller) and reinstalled different versions of the drivers several times already. This bug happens constantly, even while in safe mode, and even while in safe mode AFTER uninstalling all my drivers and restarting the system. I've updated, uninstalled and reinstalled my realtek HD audo drivers as well. It also happens whether I have one monitor plugged in or two. I have also tried updating the BIOS to the latest version, disabling my network devices, and disabling Cortana using the registry.
The problem seems to get much worse when playing any sort of sound effect, whether it's a desktop notification or a youtube video. This makes using my PC nearly impossible. I thought it could have something to do with my brand new SSD + OS doing some sort of "indexing" or downloading updates in the background, but in task manager performance tab everything seems normal. Please help.
My specs:
i7 3770
12gb RAM
Samsung 1TB SSD
R9 280x
This seemed to start the first time I tried installing the brand new Radeon drivers. I have uninstalled them with DDU (display driver uninstaller) and reinstalled different versions of the drivers several times already. This bug happens constantly, even while in safe mode, and even while in safe mode AFTER uninstalling all my drivers and restarting the system. I've updated, uninstalled and reinstalled my realtek HD audo drivers as well. It also happens whether I have one monitor plugged in or two. I have also tried updating the BIOS to the latest version, disabling my network devices, and disabling Cortana using the registry.
The problem seems to get much worse when playing any sort of sound effect, whether it's a desktop notification or a youtube video. This makes using my PC nearly impossible. I thought it could have something to do with my brand new SSD + OS doing some sort of "indexing" or downloading updates in the background, but in task manager performance tab everything seems normal. Please help.
My specs:
i7 3770
12gb RAM
Samsung 1TB SSD
R9 280x
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