Highlander
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Hey peeps
Alright, So an odd one that i cant quite figure out myself, most of these things are new to me.
Its a new custom build i have just recently finished (need to create a gallery post i guess ^^) But i have this strange input lag/ freezing problem.
Essentially what happens is on every cold boot or restart of the system, When i get in to windows there seems to be some sort of Explorer Lag/delay, without any load on the system whatsoever.
For example, Hovering over a desktop icon usually displays location info, This kinda just shows a shadow instead, right clicking taskbar icons to bring up options of programs same thing, just an empty white box with a shadow. Opening programs like Nvidia control panel for example, i get an issue most people will know what i mean by when i say you can drag a box around the screen and watch it duplicate itself over and over until it eventually catches up with itself.
So thats basically the issue im getting.
First time using Windows 10 for me, so still getting use to where everything is located, I should probably note though that there is zero issues with windows 7 installed, So it leads be to believe W10 is causing the problem, somewhere, somehow. A setting i dont know of is out of whack perhaps.
The build uses 2 980Ti's.
I currently have the latest Nvidia driver, Although i did try an older 368 version but the same thing occured.
Now, here's the confusing part for me, which i dont really know much about or why this fixes it.
The problem occurs in SLI and also non-SLI.
If i enable/disable SLI, the problem disappears and will only re-appear upon a restart. If i change the monitor refresh rate from 60hz to anything and back again, the problem also disappears. (Yeah im using an old TV LCD dont hunt me down
)
Since im new to Win 10 and also new to Nvidia (prior AMD) Im not really sure where the issue is and Ive never experienced something like this before so i have no past experience of remedy's for it.
If anyone has any idea of whats possibly causing it would be very grateful.
Alright, So an odd one that i cant quite figure out myself, most of these things are new to me.
Its a new custom build i have just recently finished (need to create a gallery post i guess ^^) But i have this strange input lag/ freezing problem.
Essentially what happens is on every cold boot or restart of the system, When i get in to windows there seems to be some sort of Explorer Lag/delay, without any load on the system whatsoever.
For example, Hovering over a desktop icon usually displays location info, This kinda just shows a shadow instead, right clicking taskbar icons to bring up options of programs same thing, just an empty white box with a shadow. Opening programs like Nvidia control panel for example, i get an issue most people will know what i mean by when i say you can drag a box around the screen and watch it duplicate itself over and over until it eventually catches up with itself.
So thats basically the issue im getting.
First time using Windows 10 for me, so still getting use to where everything is located, I should probably note though that there is zero issues with windows 7 installed, So it leads be to believe W10 is causing the problem, somewhere, somehow. A setting i dont know of is out of whack perhaps.
The build uses 2 980Ti's.
I currently have the latest Nvidia driver, Although i did try an older 368 version but the same thing occured.
Now, here's the confusing part for me, which i dont really know much about or why this fixes it.
The problem occurs in SLI and also non-SLI.
If i enable/disable SLI, the problem disappears and will only re-appear upon a restart. If i change the monitor refresh rate from 60hz to anything and back again, the problem also disappears. (Yeah im using an old TV LCD dont hunt me down
)Since im new to Win 10 and also new to Nvidia (prior AMD) Im not really sure where the issue is and Ive never experienced something like this before so i have no past experience of remedy's for it.
If anyone has any idea of whats possibly causing it would be very grateful.
