Laptop "stuttering" problem

i posted this about a week or two ago and no one answered so im reposting... it seems like no one has an answer  . it really sucks because sometimes it starts happening really often and it makes my computer almost unusable.

Your link is broken...

Had u check at the processor usage / gpu usage / hard disk usage when it happening. is there a bottle neck?

Using cooling pad helps?

had u tried run memtest to see if there a RAM error/failure?

sorry this link should work http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

its not overheating so i dont think the cooling pad would help too much... but i will check the usage of gpu and processor when it happens. and im not sure how to run a memtest but ill google it and try it. thanks for responding... you're the only one whos tried to help lol

i would also like to add that i googled it a week ago and someone had mentioned something about my "IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers"... could this have something do with it?

i have the same laptop, diff manufacturer, but same hardware. mine is perfect. i am thinking it could be some background process...most likely "superfetch" or one of its kin. wont hurt to turn it off. http://www.trishtech.com/win7/turn_off_superfetch_in_wi...

adding 4 gigs of ram wont hurt either

Laptop in much a "jungle" for much of people around here including me....

so actually i'm not confident i can helps, but as i know much the problem was the heat or it being bottle necked by either GPU/CPU/HDD. (could check at task manager, resource manager, gpu-z....)

Memory fail can also make system crash at both desktop and note book so it also good to check..

and i'm forget about something. check if there a background apps that running (eating your performance example, updater/ antivirus/ etc... ) u can check at task manager / resource manager ....

ok i notice that when the "stuttering" noise and visual stuttering happens (which is about a 2 second period), my cpu usage on all 4 cores shoots up drastically.... what does this mean? i mean its just a youtube video and my computer is able to run all the games i play with flying colors... how can i fix this?

There could be a bloatware/background process that running in the background that make the processor become bottle necked...

there also a chance that the turbo core function is not working fine.....
A6. proc can be O.C. -ed or disabled its turbo function.. but i will not recommend it unless u familiar with O.C...

So first try disable unimportant service/process/apps....

i dont have any processes that are doing it... and when i go into amd overdrive to select turbo core it doesnt say that the box is checked... then when i check it and hit apply it doesnt stay.