I'll cut to the chase. Occasionally, my computer will stutter heavily, dropping from 4200Mhz across all 16 logical cores to 500~, aside from the 0th core which stays at 4200Mhz. This momentary event (2-4 seconds long) will cause stuttering, from audio to visual jumps (moving my mouse causes it to jump around rather than moving smoothly around. This isn't much of an issue until around the 6-12 hour mark of my computer's uptime (sometimes 13 or so hours) which is when the stuttering will last indefinitely until forcefully shutting my computer down. Turning the computer off via "Shut Down" in the power options will lead to a shut down loop eventually leading to a POWER_DRIVER_STATE_FAILURE.
I have an idea that it may be linked to my IDE ATA/ATAPI controller (chipset), since right clicking and checking for hardware changes will ALWAYS start the "need to restart computer" stutters immediately. I have already reinstalled Windows 10, and this issue still persists. Aside from this occasional stuttering, the computer works completely fine. Would installing new drivers fix this issue, or should I resort to new methods to fix this problem?
EDIT:
Scanning ANY drivers for Hardware Changes will lead to immediate stuttering. What could be the cause of this?
I have an idea that it may be linked to my IDE ATA/ATAPI controller (chipset), since right clicking and checking for hardware changes will ALWAYS start the "need to restart computer" stutters immediately. I have already reinstalled Windows 10, and this issue still persists. Aside from this occasional stuttering, the computer works completely fine. Would installing new drivers fix this issue, or should I resort to new methods to fix this problem?
EDIT:
Scanning ANY drivers for Hardware Changes will lead to immediate stuttering. What could be the cause of this?