Marcologue
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Hey everyone, I'm experiencing a really aggravating issue for a while now.
When my PC is booted or even simply awaken from sleep-mode, it is blazing fast for about 1 minute then, abruptly, it starts lagging. If I shut it down or put to sleep-mode, and boot up or wake it up, it does the same thing every time. I can notice lag either in my 3d software or even browsing the internet. Even by doing NOTHING for 1 minutes after booting, the lag will starts. It doesn't seem to be triggered by anything.
I always found my PC to be slow for the price I bought it. When I realized my PC was slow compared to cheaper PCs, I reformatted it (that's maybe 2-3 months ago) and it fixed the problem, but in retrospective, maybe I didn't wait the 1 minute mark to notice I never really fixed it.
Here is extra information on what I tried so far without finding the problem:
- Ran Malwarebytes and AVG
- Defragmented my drives
- Dusted the PC
- Torture-tested my CPUs with Prime95
- Downloaded RealTemp to make sure I it doesn't over heat. Actually it does overheat a bit when I Torturetest it (goes up to 90 degrees Celsius on each CPUs) but it doesn't go higher then 55 degrees when I use even my most demanding software)
- Ran an Intel Diagnostic tool
- Check in my Ressource Monitor if some software closed or opened before and after the lagging point. I found a few and tried to end-process them without success, and most of them open/close all the time and are stardard Windows services.
- Re-installed the 3d software where I notice the most lag (but like I said, even my internet browser starts lagging at the same point).
- I uninstalled all the most recent software I installed.
Info about my PC:
- Windows 7, 64 bits
- Mobo is ASUSTek Z87-PRO
- Intel i7-4770K 3.5 GHz 8-cores
- 32 Gb of RAM
- NVIDIA GTX 760
- I have 2 hard drive: the OS and all software are my SSD and I have another drive for data only which is not SSD
Can you please help me?! I understand the ultimate solution might be to reformat again... but it seems the problem always comes back anyway...
Thanks in advance
When my PC is booted or even simply awaken from sleep-mode, it is blazing fast for about 1 minute then, abruptly, it starts lagging. If I shut it down or put to sleep-mode, and boot up or wake it up, it does the same thing every time. I can notice lag either in my 3d software or even browsing the internet. Even by doing NOTHING for 1 minutes after booting, the lag will starts. It doesn't seem to be triggered by anything.
I always found my PC to be slow for the price I bought it. When I realized my PC was slow compared to cheaper PCs, I reformatted it (that's maybe 2-3 months ago) and it fixed the problem, but in retrospective, maybe I didn't wait the 1 minute mark to notice I never really fixed it.
Here is extra information on what I tried so far without finding the problem:
- Ran Malwarebytes and AVG
- Defragmented my drives
- Dusted the PC
- Torture-tested my CPUs with Prime95
- Downloaded RealTemp to make sure I it doesn't over heat. Actually it does overheat a bit when I Torturetest it (goes up to 90 degrees Celsius on each CPUs) but it doesn't go higher then 55 degrees when I use even my most demanding software)
- Ran an Intel Diagnostic tool
- Check in my Ressource Monitor if some software closed or opened before and after the lagging point. I found a few and tried to end-process them without success, and most of them open/close all the time and are stardard Windows services.
- Re-installed the 3d software where I notice the most lag (but like I said, even my internet browser starts lagging at the same point).
- I uninstalled all the most recent software I installed.
Info about my PC:
- Windows 7, 64 bits
- Mobo is ASUSTek Z87-PRO
- Intel i7-4770K 3.5 GHz 8-cores
- 32 Gb of RAM
- NVIDIA GTX 760
- I have 2 hard drive: the OS and all software are my SSD and I have another drive for data only which is not SSD
Can you please help me?! I understand the ultimate solution might be to reformat again... but it seems the problem always comes back anyway...
Thanks in advance