Specs:
Custom built PC:
CPU: 6700k
Mobo: ASUS Z170-A, BIOS updated today during troubleshooting to latest version.
RAM: 24GB Hyperx DDR4
GPU: GTX 1060
PSU: EVGA 650G2
OS: Originally installed windows 8 retail, upgraded to windows 10, eventually "reset" (reinstalled OS but left files) OS to current windows 10 for unrelated issues.
Software: Avira antivirus
Networking: no funky settings
Tools: None
Overclocking: Yes, CPU is running at 4.7GHz and has been for months, weeks before the popping started.
Trace, DxDiag, and msinfo:
sharing - Google Drive
Problem: Audio is popping, especially while gaming, but also significantly during idle music playing. LatencyMon seems to randomly say either storport.sys, ndis.sys, and/or iaStorA.sys are/is the problem. I know my windows install record is not ideal, but I would really prefer if this could be solved without a reinstall.
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Custom built PC:
CPU: 6700k
Mobo: ASUS Z170-A, BIOS updated today during troubleshooting to latest version.
RAM: 24GB Hyperx DDR4
GPU: GTX 1060
PSU: EVGA 650G2
OS: Originally installed windows 8 retail, upgraded to windows 10, eventually "reset" (reinstalled OS but left files) OS to current windows 10 for unrelated issues.
Software: Avira antivirus
Networking: no funky settings
Tools: None
Overclocking: Yes, CPU is running at 4.7GHz and has been for months, weeks before the popping started.
Trace, DxDiag, and msinfo:
sharing - Google Drive
Problem: Audio is popping, especially while gaming, but also significantly during idle music playing. LatencyMon seems to randomly say either storport.sys, ndis.sys, and/or iaStorA.sys are/is the problem. I know my windows install record is not ideal, but I would really prefer if this could be solved without a reinstall.