Hey there, coming on to here as a last resort.
I am experiencing pretty frequent dropouts/system stutters when playing audio. I think it started within the past 2 weeks, but it is getting a lot more frequent and it's pretty unworkable now. It is most notable when using my music production software, but happens after a while when playing back any sort of audio in a web browser/spotify, after a certain period of time.
I have tried
- Updating BIOS
- Uninstalling/Reinstalling Audio and Graphics card drivers
- Disabling my Network Card (LatencyMon pinned this as a potential issue)
- Updating/uninstalling/re-installing Network Card Drivers
- Playing with several Power Management settings in the system/NVIDIA control panel
System had been running smoothly for years even when the Production Software is slamming the CPU, so I am hoping it is just a driver/software issue. Either way I am running out of places to look and could use some help navigating through the log files to pinpoint where to start checking.
I am running a music production business so I am starting to get freaked out if I have to put my work on hold.
SPECS
Windows 10
64 Bit
System is 5 years old from a PC build I did. Installed the OS from a disk myself at that time
I have not re-installed the OS
Desktop PC
Motherboard - Asus Z170-A
Processing - Intel i7 - 6700k @ 4 GHz - 4 Cores - 8 Logical Processors
32 GB RAM - G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series - Model F4-2400C15Q-32GVR
Graphics - GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Audio Hardware - RME Babyface PRO
Power - EVGA SuperNOVA 650 - 650W
I haven't messed with Driver Verifier
Security - AVG and Malwarebytes
No VPN/IP Filter
No Disk Image Tools
No Overclocking, but available in BIOS
Here is the Speccy Link
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/MTkTUX2nC1JCbjGUgvAqsrV
And here is a link to download the other generated report files
SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip and 1 more file
THANKS IN ADVANCE TO WHOEVER CAN HELP ME OUT
I am experiencing pretty frequent dropouts/system stutters when playing audio. I think it started within the past 2 weeks, but it is getting a lot more frequent and it's pretty unworkable now. It is most notable when using my music production software, but happens after a while when playing back any sort of audio in a web browser/spotify, after a certain period of time.
I have tried
- Updating BIOS
- Uninstalling/Reinstalling Audio and Graphics card drivers
- Disabling my Network Card (LatencyMon pinned this as a potential issue)
- Updating/uninstalling/re-installing Network Card Drivers
- Playing with several Power Management settings in the system/NVIDIA control panel
System had been running smoothly for years even when the Production Software is slamming the CPU, so I am hoping it is just a driver/software issue. Either way I am running out of places to look and could use some help navigating through the log files to pinpoint where to start checking.
I am running a music production business so I am starting to get freaked out if I have to put my work on hold.
SPECS
Windows 10
64 Bit
System is 5 years old from a PC build I did. Installed the OS from a disk myself at that time
I have not re-installed the OS
Desktop PC
Motherboard - Asus Z170-A
Processing - Intel i7 - 6700k @ 4 GHz - 4 Cores - 8 Logical Processors
32 GB RAM - G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series - Model F4-2400C15Q-32GVR
Graphics - GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Audio Hardware - RME Babyface PRO
Power - EVGA SuperNOVA 650 - 650W
I haven't messed with Driver Verifier
Security - AVG and Malwarebytes
No VPN/IP Filter
No Disk Image Tools
No Overclocking, but available in BIOS
Here is the Speccy Link
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/MTkTUX2nC1JCbjGUgvAqsrV
And here is a link to download the other generated report files
SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip and 1 more file
THANKS IN ADVANCE TO WHOEVER CAN HELP ME OUT
