- Nov 17, 2012
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Earlier I posted this thread: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2340190/4670k-broken.html, about an issue I was having with my CPU.
I reformatted and the problem was fixed until I launched the game Payday 2. A few minutes into a test match, I got lag spikes every other second on my CPU.
http://puu.sh/ci9ZF/c86d82a616.png
This is a screenshot of how my CPU is acting when I play it, the lag spikes continue until I reboot the computer. If I try and play a game or launch a CPU intensive program like Wprime the issue comes back.
System Specs:
i5-4670k
ASUS Z97M-Plus
4x4GB Kingston HyperX RAM
GTX 760 WINDFORCE
AzzA 850W PSU
2x 1TB Seagate Barracuda
I tried an earlier driver, 337.88 for my GPU, but it made the issue happen even on idle. Using driver version 344.11 I get random Windows NVIDIA Kernal mode driver crashes.
Please someone help!
I reformatted and the problem was fixed until I launched the game Payday 2. A few minutes into a test match, I got lag spikes every other second on my CPU.
http://puu.sh/ci9ZF/c86d82a616.png
This is a screenshot of how my CPU is acting when I play it, the lag spikes continue until I reboot the computer. If I try and play a game or launch a CPU intensive program like Wprime the issue comes back.
System Specs:
i5-4670k
ASUS Z97M-Plus
4x4GB Kingston HyperX RAM
GTX 760 WINDFORCE
AzzA 850W PSU
2x 1TB Seagate Barracuda
I tried an earlier driver, 337.88 for my GPU, but it made the issue happen even on idle. Using driver version 344.11 I get random Windows NVIDIA Kernal mode driver crashes.
Please someone help!
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