poppadom :
Roland Of Gilead :
Your hardware is nice. Good gaming system. It could be a couple of things.
1. HD issue. Run a diagnostic and determine if the drive is healthy.
2. Maybe a driver issue for the mouse. If the manufacturer has an updated driver install it.
3. It could be a mouse software issue, of some setting you've changed. Try resetting software to default.
You could try running something like HWmon in the back round whilst playing a game, so we can look at temps, voltages, CPU/GPU usage and various other metrics. Might help determine whats going on. While gaming, alt-tab out of the game, and take a screenshot of HWmon and post it here.
Thanks my system has been serving me well
My temps are all normal temps but ill post it anyway (not used toms hardware much how do add pics?) . What confuses me the most is why it happens sometimes and not every time. I will remove all logitech stuff and see.
Could also be a HD problem i run all my games from ssd but windows is on HDD (dont ask i know)
I just scanned the drive and it was fine.
you can use something like imgur to post a screenie.
okay, 'don't ask I know', you know what i'm gonna say.........
Swap that around, and get the HD/SSD stuff in control
When you say scanned the drive, which one do you mean. Both? First thing i'd do is bite the bullet, and re-install windows on the SSD, and maybe one or two regularly played games, and everything else on the HDD.
Aghh, logitech! I've had many a problem with one version of the software, and in the end, just simply ditched my G5 gaming mouse (which I loved when it worked - but despised when it didn't
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Try removing the software, and managing it within windows, just to see if the problems stop. I suspect they will stop.
If so, you know it's the software from logitech, as I've reported can be problematic.
Make sure to update the software/driver from logitech and see if that sorts it.