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I just built a new computer the specs are as follows:
e8400 @ 3GHz (Going to over clock when I have no issues)
Asus Maximus Formula 0907 Bios (Problems occurred with and without on board sound and before bios upgrade)
1x 2GB stick of Corsair Dominator PC6400 Ram at stock speeds and timings (Putting a second in later)
BFG 8800GTS OC 512 @ Factory clocks
74 Gig Raptor, 320 Gig Seagate 7200.10
Antec 650 watt Blue Modular PSU
Logitech G15 Gamer keyboard (Problems occurred with and without drivers installed)
Logitech MX518 Mouse (Problems occurred with and without drivers installed)
Westinghouse LV37M LCD
What happens is during any program, video, song, game, any computer use on an almost exact timer the entire computer will jerk, or seize like the PC is pausing for a millisecond. Even dragging a window across the screen makes this evident. This is a fresh windows install of XP x64, and I had the same issues in 32 bit windows as well. Everything is the latest drivers and this issue is killing me. Been building computers for over 10 years and have never encountered this on a fresh system before. Any ideas what might be causing this?
Only thing I havn't tried is running my hard drives in AHCI mode instead of just IDE mode.
e8400 @ 3GHz (Going to over clock when I have no issues)
Asus Maximus Formula 0907 Bios (Problems occurred with and without on board sound and before bios upgrade)
1x 2GB stick of Corsair Dominator PC6400 Ram at stock speeds and timings (Putting a second in later)
BFG 8800GTS OC 512 @ Factory clocks
74 Gig Raptor, 320 Gig Seagate 7200.10
Antec 650 watt Blue Modular PSU
Logitech G15 Gamer keyboard (Problems occurred with and without drivers installed)
Logitech MX518 Mouse (Problems occurred with and without drivers installed)
Westinghouse LV37M LCD
What happens is during any program, video, song, game, any computer use on an almost exact timer the entire computer will jerk, or seize like the PC is pausing for a millisecond. Even dragging a window across the screen makes this evident. This is a fresh windows install of XP x64, and I had the same issues in 32 bit windows as well. Everything is the latest drivers and this issue is killing me. Been building computers for over 10 years and have never encountered this on a fresh system before. Any ideas what might be causing this?
Only thing I havn't tried is running my hard drives in AHCI mode instead of just IDE mode.