Windows 10: Sudden Audio Stuttering from System Interrupts and Device Graph spikes

Hello everyone,
From a couple of days ago I had some audio stuttering from sudden spikes of activity from
"Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation"
and
"System interrupts"
Problems usually appear after my computer has worked for a while with Chrome active and some resource intensive(consuming) program at the same time.

I tried to install new Realtek drivers(​build 7779 ) and to disable audio enhancements, but it didn't help.
Restarting computer helps for a bit.
The only new noteworthy things to happen to my computer were the latest Windows 10 cumulative update, flash update and maybe chrome and firefox updates.

I'm less inclined to believe that it's a hardware problem, I suspect some software or driver conflict.
Any advices?

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Windows 10 audio stutter, delay issues

For what it's worth:

I've noticed via Task Manager that the stuttering happens when the Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation background service occasionally spikes very high on my CPU usage (AMD A10-5745m). For me this service typically hovers around <5% but, regardless of other
resources available when this spikes up to 20% or more the stutter becomes unbearable. Ending this task and letting it restart itself has served as a fairly quick work around and, typically the stuttering does not come back until a program restart occurs (amazon
music, games via steam, YouTube browser tab etc...)

 

CPU spikes 'System and compressed memory'

Hi,

I've recently been having issues with cpu usage spiking up to 90-100% every 1-2 mins, causing display and audio stuttering, and, in some cases, input lag. After watching the task manager, the issue sees to be caused by simultaneous spikes from 'System and
compressed memory', 'System interrupts' and 'Service Host: Local Service (No Impersonation)'. I have run a malware scan with no results. I am using an HP Envy with AMD A10-5750M APU.

Any help would be greatly appreciated