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Storage: Crucial - MX300 275GB 2.5" Solid State Drive Crucial MX500 2.5" Solid State Drive (500GB) Memory: Corsair - Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4-2400 Memory x 2 (16GB total) G Skill Flare X 3200 CL14 Motherboard: ASRock - AB350M Pro4 Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard MSI B450M Mortar I cannot find the cause.ĬPU: AMD - R圓.2GHz 6-Core Processor Ryzen 5 2600 Sometimes I can remove the stanby memory and it will still happen, just less so. Though, yesterday when I 'undervolted' (reduced power target) my GPU, it also helped for a long period of time. I am kind of at a loss for where to look.Ĭlearing 'Standby Memory' on Windows appears to help for a short period of time, so I would have assumed disk/ram. The voltages appear to be fine, and hit the target voltages.

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There appears to be no throttling, or no obvious sign in monitoring software when this takes place. The GPU rarely goes above 70C unless in stress testing, and averages at around 61C during load. To the point where Prime95 will max out around 78C on the test that produces the most heat.

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I've removed the network card and disabled the wifi and bluetooth drivers. I've replaced the board, the GPU, and almost every other component. I also disable unnecessary services and processes on both operating systems. * Purchased a PSU tester, and it passes all the tests. * Tried different power plans, with different CPU % settings * Using Prime95 for stability at stock settings - passes all torture tests * Reduced graphics settings in both Nvidia Control Panel and games themselves (remember, it happens in some applications, too) - VSync off and on

* Disabled and uninstalled monitoring software * 3 different monitors, cables and display interfaces (DVI, HDMI and displayport) Sometimes I will have a high ISR latency, sometimes I wont. * Checking LatencyMon - sometimes ntoskrnl will spike, sometimes it wont.

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* Disabling drivers, and keeping the bare esential drivers required to run * Removing peripherals and components until the bare essentials * Updating Nvidia drivers (and removing old ones with DDU) * Reinstalling the OS (and trying Linux, on different HDD's/SSD's, and removing them when other drive is in use)

This began before any overclocking took place. There are no overclocks, though I have tested with stock speeds at higher voltage. This has been tested under 'diagnostic' conditions, whereby I have installed and updated my drivers, and disabled anything that is not required, nor unrelated to the task at hand. This was tested on both Linux and Windows 10, on separate drives, with fresh installs, over multiple disks. I observe that the frametime will often spike, but not always. The stutter will last approximately between 250ms to 1 second. Once it begins, it is very noticable and prominent.

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It can happen in a series of stutters, or not happen for over one hour. This lasts a short amount of time, and occurs at seemingly unknown* intervals. On every setup I have tried, games will encounter some form of short micro stutter. I have also had a problem with my GPU throttling due to heat problems, this was replaced and considered a faulty part. I have had 3 motherboard replacements due to hard freezing, which appears to have been a PCIe lane problem from PCIe Gen 3 on the board. Prior to all of this, I have had difficulties with the system since I purchased the parts, and built it. My questions are: is this likely hardware as it is presenting itself on operating systems, over two drives? Also, what other tests can be performed to isolate where the issue may be? I'm essentially encountering stuttering in games and some applications, despite my temperatures being fine and low usage of the components. Message was edited by: M W - this answer should not be 'assumed answered' because a solution has not been found.