Thanks for the trace.
It seems that
aswNdisFlt.sys NDIS filter driver, which is part of
avast! Antivirus, is behind these stutters and freezes you reported.
As a temporary
workaround, to confirm if this driver is causing the issues, you can do the following:
- Press Win+R to open Run prompt.
- Type NCPA.CPL and press Enter.
- Right click on your Killer e2200 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20) #2 adapter and select Properties.
- Deselect avast! Filtering NDIS driver (or something similar) and click OK.
- Reboot the computer (might not be necessary, but just to be sure).
After either disabling the driver and confirming the issue is resolved or by skipping the workaround part, do one of the following as a long-term
solution:
By the way, Logitech G430 USB headphones driver update I suggested earlier was to get rid of the bluescreens you were getting, not to resolve the issues with DPCs.