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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency It was a GPU riser cable that came with the thermaltake P5 case. It is now a known issue and Thermaltake are offering free replacements. hope you solve your issue!
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- Post #48
- Jun 20, 2018
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency Issue now resolved, turned out to be a faulty case cable. Thank you for all your help
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- Post #46
- May 8, 2018
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency installed all of the above drivers but no improvement
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- Post #45
- Feb 5, 2018
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency When I do this in device manager, it says the best driver is already installed. Should i download each driver manually through the web?
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- Post #43
- Jan 27, 2018
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency Should I download the ones that say update available?
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- Post #41
- Jan 18, 2018
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency Yes I see it now, thank you :). The problem is still there when i disable the network adapter. Tried updating all usb drivers in device manager but it said the best drivers are already installed.
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- Post #39
- Jan 7, 2018
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency The problem may have improved slightly but I can't be sure as it is sometimes temperamental. Edit: The problem is still present
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- Post #37
- Dec 25, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency - Installed new nvidia driver (388.71) - Changed windows power settings to performance - Set intel speedstep to disabled. - Set PEG port configuration, PCIEx16_1 link speed to Gen3. - Set PEG port configuration, PCIe spread spectrum...
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- Post #36
- Dec 25, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency Here is the updated speccy. http://speccy.piriform.com/results/KEv1JCADecWl6fgJwmcKVNe No the firmware updates didn't solve the problem.
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- Post #34
- Dec 21, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency I did a firmware update on my SSD's.
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- Post #32
- Dec 21, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency I looked up this issue and apparently it is a speccy issue. It was recommended that I download GPU-Z, which I did and it shows 8192
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- Post #31
- Dec 21, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency I'll try updating the firmware on my HD's. for what reason might speccy be saying 4096 instead of 8192?
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- Post #30
- Dec 21, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency I am also occasionally getting display driver crashes and whole system freezing on black screen
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- Post #28
- Dec 20, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency Is it possible that it is a hardware issue? The card is still under warranty so could probably RMA.
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- Post #27
- Dec 19, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista
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[SOLVED] [7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC lat. FIX: FAULTY CABLE SUBSTITUTED

Re: [W7SP1Ent N x64] New Build, 6 Months of High DPC Latency Okay, I switched over to Win10, put the gtx1080 back in, updated all drivers and successfully installed MEI and ME updatetool. Here is the new speccy: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/DvuAmhYYIWTHQgLiIRF8MEU
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- Post #26
- Dec 13, 2017
- Forum: Windows 7 | Windows Vista

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