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Also, make sure you have the latest Killer e-2200 ethernet driver installed (see HERE)
Try the test per greg's instruction to see how your system performs with nVidia disabled.
You can also give this a try with nVidia enabled. I found THIS thread an interesting read.
> Uninstall the current nVidia driver from CtlPnl->Programs and Features
> Run Double Driver and look for the display drivers. (Click the Class column to sort by class. Then check for any entries where Class=Display) Verify there's no nVidia driver listed
> Fall back to nVidia v337.88 driver.
install the latest Intel chipset drivers as well (use the Intel Update Tool)