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I've been having super weird CPU issues, anyone here think they might be able to diagnose it from a little description?
It's an audio bug to do with when my CPU use spikes. Whenever the CPU use jumps up by maybe 20% at once it'll pause for a teeny tiny amount of time, normally this happens all the time but it's started cutting out audio too, so it's noticable, especially when it starts to do it a lot, and crackles constantly.
It doesn't happen in 95% of games, but I've confirmed it to happen in Mount and Blade reliably, whenever it crackles it also drops by 5fps down to 55fps. It also happens constantly whenever I have the Steam browser open, and if I move my mouse over the steam browser at all it's just constant crackling. The Steam browser is by far the worst for this issue
I know it's to do with the CPU because I opened the task manager and it perfectly matched with whenever CPU use jumped up.
I've tried a lot of things, it's persisted for weeks. It started when my PC was overheating and cut out. Now my PC isn't anymore it's lingered.
It's an audio bug to do with when my CPU use spikes. Whenever the CPU use jumps up by maybe 20% at once it'll pause for a teeny tiny amount of time, normally this happens all the time but it's started cutting out audio too, so it's noticable, especially when it starts to do it a lot, and crackles constantly.
It doesn't happen in 95% of games, but I've confirmed it to happen in Mount and Blade reliably, whenever it crackles it also drops by 5fps down to 55fps. It also happens constantly whenever I have the Steam browser open, and if I move my mouse over the steam browser at all it's just constant crackling. The Steam browser is by far the worst for this issue
I know it's to do with the CPU because I opened the task manager and it perfectly matched with whenever CPU use jumped up.
I've tried a lot of things, it's persisted for weeks. It started when my PC was overheating and cut out. Now my PC isn't anymore it's lingered.