Device experiences unexpected interruptions without clear cause.
Device experiences unexpected interruptions without clear cause.
Hello guys. Recently I've built a new desktop PC. I did everything as it should be done, triple checked everything and system was functioning correctly. This is my PC: Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B350-F Gaming CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 with stock cooler (Wraith Spire) RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000MHz 2x4GB DDR4 GPU: Gigabyte Windforce X2 GTX 1050 TI OC Edition PSU: EVGA 500W 80%+ Silver Drive: Samsung 750EVO 500GB OS: Windows 10 Pro x64 When I first used that PC, my new graphics card was on it's way, so I had to use the old one. Old graphics card is ATI Radeon HD 6670 1gb GDDR5, the new one is GTX 1050 TI Gigabyte OC Windforce x2 as stated above. So I installed ATI drivers for the old card, and when the new one arrived(Nvidia) I was hyped and didnt uninstall ATI drivers, but immediately replaced old with the new one. Later on i deleted ati drivers but they couldn't be deleted properly, so i had to delete them manually. I installed NVidia drivers afterwards and it all works fine. I updated bios, installed all the drivers(chipset, audio, lan etc...).. Tried to overclock my cpu but due to stock cooler i was advised to let it be on stock 3.0GHz with auto voltage, everything by default. I just set the RAM to 2933MHz with D.O.C.P in BIOS, that's all. So nothing is overclocked, there's plenty of power for those components. ====>>> While gaming I haven't noticed any stutter, but while I'm programming, watching videos, copying/pasting files, browsing through my PC I experience random system hiccups. And I couldn't notice if it's entire system hiccup or just my mouse cursor having micro stutters. I'm using A4Tech Bloody R7A wireless mouse. Can anyone help me out with this one? I'd really appreciate it. Looking forward to your replies, and thank you all for your time and effort. Best Regards, Alex
I reinstalled Windows and installed the drivers correctly. The problem persists. Additionally, my web camera remains active, which is unusual. Edit: Ignore the camera issue—it was enabled by Cortana. I turned it off, and it shut down, but the stuttering continues.
Consider using a wired connection instead. My MX Master occasionally struggles with Bluetooth, but works smoothly with the USB receiver—Logitech leads in wireless performance. Alternatively, switch to a different wireless model or a wired one. Test on another operating system to check if the issue lies with the mouse itself.