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Texture Loading Lag(stuttering when moving to new areas) In All 3d Applications.

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May 30, 2014 10:10:17 AM

I've been getting texture loading issues in many games on this computer and i've been trying to fix this issue for a very long time. I've even purchased an SSD and a new GPU to try and eliminate the issue, but it persisted. To better explain what the lag is like, it is basically a 1 second stutter whenever you move in a game from one area to the next or sometimes it freezes for a second or two without moving at all then resumes normally. The lag is worse in some games than others, but it is still in almost all games nontheless. I constantly check my temperatures and they've always been great so i'm sure that temperature is not the cause of this issue. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this issue? i've thinking maybe its related to caching or something but I know very little about this. Please comment below with whatever questions or ideas you have on how to fix this issue. Thanks.

PC specs
i7 4770k @ 4.2ghz
MSI GTX 680s SLI 2GB Vram
Corsair Vengeance 8gb ram 1600MHz
Crosair TX850w PSU
Corsair Hydro H70 Liquid Cooling
Samsong 840 EVO 250gb SSD
500gb Western Digital Blue HDD

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May 30, 2014 12:09:04 PM

Some glitching and texture popup is normal but it's not usually going to freeze the system for that length of time.
How long does the system take to boot? A long boot time would suggest you're loading a lot of programs or have large files/folders on the desktop, all of which will take up memory and CPU time, possibly causing the freezes.
It could be a memory problem, try running with one stick at a time and see if it changes anything.
Maybe one card is faulty, try running with one at a time.
Check both cards are running at full speed, run the GPUZ render test to check and also use it to confirm neither card is overheating and throttling during gaming.
Normal troubleshooting rules apply otherwise: Reset the entire system to stock and only run with the latest available WHQL drivers, make sure Windows is fully updated, the motherboard/chipset drivers are installed and any tweaking software is either disabled or fully uninstalled.
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May 30, 2014 1:45:43 PM

Boot times are very quick, no problems booting at all. I've already tried running one card at a time and it made no difference. I don't know how the GPUZ render test works tho, do i just leave it running for a long time and just monitor the clocks and usage or is it suppose to give me results after a while? When stuttering happens sometimes I see that gpu usage drops drastically in the duration of the stutter, but the core clocks stay consistent, cpu however never throttles . Overheating I know for sure is NOT the issue (cpu never exceeds 45c and gpus never exceed 60c at full load) I always run the latest drivers for everything.
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June 10, 2014 9:21:40 AM

I'm having a problem very similar to yours
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