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Ah, dang.
Won't be back at this sytem until tomorrow, but I will post it then. There are about 60-80 instances of "Base System Device" and about 6 each for Performance Counters and System Interrupt Controllers.
I need to pull a couple of PCI cards (An SDI video capture and a U.2 PCIEx4 riser) just to eliminate those. I can't see then being the problem, but good practice and all.
Some background to the issue may help also, is this a new build? Did you install drivers from motherboard support site?
I just reinstalled Win 10, so it's fresh. I had noted this issue was present before reinstall. I am having some crashes as well, but I am unsure if it's related so didn't bring it up as didn't want to throw out a red herring.
Motherboard drivers - the few that there are - have been downloaded and installed (apart from 'AsRock Polychrome') - but that said all of the drivers are fairly standard and very likely to get picked up by Windows Update (Aquantia NIC, Intel Wireless/Bluetooh, Realtek Audio etc) so I can't see how they would be creating so many instances of the same thing in Device Manager.
I have installed a lot of systems, but never seen anything like this. I should mention that this exact system was previously installed in another motherboard, the motherboard was swapped out due to a non-boot issue. There is a niggling part of my brain telling me something is up with the CPU, but I can't reconcile the suspicion with any tests or outcomes.