Fast software, slow hardware. Your i7-11700k runs smoothly with Z590-E Wi-Fi and Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR4 at 3000mhz.
Fast software, slow hardware. Your i7-11700k runs smoothly with Z590-E Wi-Fi and Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR4 at 3000mhz.
Issue: Applications loading slowly, becoming unresponsive during intensive tasks. Setup: Fresh installation, previous Windows 10 version. CPU model: Intel i7-11700k. MOS: Asus Z590-E. RAM: 2x 8GB Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR4 at 3000mhz. GPU: EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Super. Storage: Samsung EVO 1TB SSD. Situation: All drivers were updated. RAM positioned in second and fourth slots relative to CPU. Experimented swapping RAM slots, testing each separately. Device Manager indicated no driver errors and default BIOS settings with no overclocking. Performance remained stable when applications launched—playing COD Vanguard, Elden Ring, and League of Legends at full settings worked smoothly. Had a problem with the Wi-Fi driver installation, resolved by uninstalling and reinstalling it. Current uncertainty: Next steps unclear; many free fixes appear online but may not suit my system.
I don't have access to real-time system data or the ability to monitor your computer directly. Please check your Task Manager for RAM usage, OS drive activity, and task details to assess any unusual behavior.
I don't notice anything unusual in the task manager. The operating system from my last build is functioning properly. The only changes are the new drivers for the latest motherboard. I've seen some resource monitor data while attempting to launch a program. Right now, I'm using just one RAM stick (League of Legends is running).
I checked the event viewer and noticed the same issue in my recent activity.