I followed all the steps, but cannot see the 'MessageSignaledInterruptProperties folder' for some of them:
Here is a list of all the filepaths I got from device manager, and what ones I could change:
(PCI) 0x00000020 (32) Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti...
Here are the screengrabs:
https://postimg.cc/gallery/w79BNtm
note - there were 511 titled 'Microsoft ACPI Compliant System' so I skipped that whole chunk and sent you only before / after that. It would have been a lot of screengrabs otherwise. youll see what I mean when you look at them...
when i boot pc and it is working fine, I run latency Mon = all appears good.
I think open device manager and click 'scan for hardware changes' = I watch latency Mon immediately go red:
Highest ISR = dxgkrnl.sys
Highest DPC = storport.sys
Thanks for all of these pointers.
- I manage to figure out how to disable FTPM in bios... still the same!
- AMD GPIO Controller 2.2.0.130 - I clicked update driver - it says this is latest one which is odd. I tried googling for 3.0 version, couldnt find it though
I dont know what direction to...
updated the samsung firmware via the app. Still the same im afraid.
I have found another way to trigger to issue. In device manager when I press the 'Scan for hardware changes' button it causes the stuttering.
Hey,
No worries at all - truly appreciate yours and everyone elses help and patience on this so far!
I do have an update - I was checking my BIOS version against the latest one - there was an update so I updated it via USB.
I dont want to speak too soon, but eveything is a LOT more stable...
I just completely reinstalled windows, the problem is till there.
I am able to trigger mouse stutter / audio & visual lag by putting the computer to sleep, then waking it up.
Does this point to a hardware problem ie - start by removing graphics cards, repeating and seeing if it can be isolated...
...just checked computer again, I thought I would wake it from sleep this time to see if I could trigger the error, and I did, so it is still happening. I just run a latency mon and within seconds got crazy high numbers...
Well, at the moment it hasn’t happened. It is intermittent and normally only when I start the machine for the day.
There isn’t anything I know I can do to trigger the lag apart from the above so I just have to wait now I suppose
Thanks for this. Reading now.
So if I understand correctly, I should really be uninstalling the 2 x AMD SATA Controller drivers, and keep just the one Standard SATA AHCI Controller one?
I have followed your steps re: what drivers to uninstall.
I restarted the pc and checked the driver list again, they reappeared like this:
https://postimg.cc/hJ57b7br
I juts run latencymon again for 5 mins looks like this now, better right...
my MB is the Aorus X399 Xtreme:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07GTJ84WQ?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_33MGA0470XHDYFKCV408
Ill be downloading and sorting out the realtek drivers now - thanks for this
...dropbox is now gone.
I ran latencymon again, still high though :(
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Happy to go in and bin these...but what do I do if the computer doesn't reboot?
Ill wait and see what you guys think of the above report & system info I just shared above before I do anything else
Hey,
Here is the 10min report....it reports high level again:
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Thanks for the tip - I wont pretend to understand exactly what this program does, however I have just run it for about 10 mins and an error has been reported:
https://postimg.cc/sMcLYC0c
my PSU is...
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