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also I have yet to install Skype on this PC.
also I have yet to install Skype on this PC.
Have you tried any of these steps (This is for the OP)?
Are you having BSOD's
You answered this one
This thread can get hard to follow. You should respond to each suggestion. If we are throwing to much at you...then let us know.
Several members have offered some suggestions. You answer some, but not all of them.
Please try what Gokay suggested, and also let us know if you are crashing with BSOD's
Last edited by Dude; 04 Jun 2015 at 14:28.
I'm sorry I work long night shifts during the week so i have little time to respond, I will attempt ever suggestion and clearify as much as possible tomorrow. I know that I am not being very Attentive as of now.
OK I've done most of whats been suggested and the problem persists but to clarify here is what I've done:
My cores were already set to sync all and all are running
I've tried a system restore, did not work
turbo on and off didn't change anything
Noticed nothing in task manager that was spiking
C1E off or on changes nothing, it's currently off
It's not a browser or Skype issue
Tomorrow I will try safe mode and a clean start up.
Also somethings have developed: During one of the spikes my screen went black and i was told that my Nvidea Windows kernal mode driver failed but was recovered(didn't have time to wright it down so it isn't exact sorry), Does this mean it could be a Graphic card problem and not a CPU or Mobo one? Startup is slower, I have about 5 seconds of a black screen before the MoBo logo comes up that wasn't happening before another 5 seconds of black between windows logo and sign in also didn't use to happen. If it is a GPU problem should I use Furmark? I heard that that is a good program for checking for errors in GPUs but I've never used it.
I don't know if this relevant information but I played a League of Legends game earlier, I usually get about 200ish fps but i was getting a constant 15-20 fps all game.
I guess you still haven't tried Safe Mode and Clean Startup?
It may be the GPU, maybe a driver issue?
Did you check your temps by the way? HWInfo should do the job.
After the above, you can clean re-installing GPU drivers. Perhaps try a version or two older ones too.
Will try safe mode and clean startup after I get up(Just got home from work), my temps were about 35ish C for everything exept GPU which was 45ish C. How would I do a clean install of GPU drivers? or go back to an older one?
It involves running an uninstaller software in safe mode (revo uninstaller free, driver sweeper - no idea if still viable, driver fusion, etc). Then reinstalling same or older drivers.