Major performance decrease on a monster build!

[xgamerpc]

As the title states. I have a pretty decent build.

Asus Maximus VIII ROG motherboard
2x ASUS R9 390 Strix 8GB videocards
64GB G.Skill Ripjaws V 2800mhz
Intel i7-6770k
Kingston HyperX Savage 250GB for Windows
Kingston HyperX Savage 500GB for documents (it's empty i have none)
Corsair AX1500i PSU
Corsair Graphite 780T case
Corsair Premium Cables set
H110 GTX water cooler

I'm running 6x LG 4K monitors. The setup ran perfectly when i built it 3 months ago. After that we had a big storm and lightning took out the electricity in the house and neighborhood. Ever since then the pc just won't perform the way it used too! I'm using only thinkorswim stock trading software on it, there are no pictures, music, videos softwares or anything on the computer! Nothing and it still slowes down drastically when thinkorswim is running. It used to run it perfect before the storm!

What can cause it?? What should i replace? I reinstalled windows already...

 

[JamesSneed]

That is an odd issue for sure.

I would start off with a BIOS reset by pulling the CMOS battery while the PC is unplugged from power.

Also have you verified in the BIOS the system is still seeing 64GB of RAM?

 

[xgamerpc]

That is an odd issue for sure.

I would start off with a BIOS reset by pulling the CMOS battery while the PC is unplugged from power.

Also have you verified in the BIOS the system is still seeing 64GB of RAM?

Oh yeah i did the BiOS update also. And yes it's 64gb ram running perfect! Everything runs good when i check the numbers

 

[Ecky]

Likely software, do you have a spare hard drive of sufficiently large flash drive you could install Windows onto, to test and see if a clean install works properly?

 

[xgamerpc]

Likely software, do you have a spare hard drive of sufficiently large flash drive you could install Windows onto, to test and see if a clean install works properly?

Well, this is what I thought too. So i formated the ssd and reinstalled windows yesterday.

 

[Ecky]

That's suggestive, but do you have another drive you can try it on?

 

[JamesSneed]

This is very odd. Thinkstorm runs over the internet pretty heavy. Any chance your internet connection is the issue? Maybe try pulling the power from your router for 30 seconds and plugging it back up those things are pretty flaky with voltage spikes from storms.

 

[xgamerpc]

That's suggestive, but do you have another drive you can try it on?

Yes. I can try it on the other hard drive what i have for documents. I'll let u know