Windows 10: Windows 10 1903 hangs for 10-15 seconds randomly

Hi!
I'm desesperate! I tried almost everything and I need some hints to get my issue resolved
Sometime, my computer is hanging for 10-15 seconds randomly and continue like normal. I can't do anything, but moving my mouse around my 2 monitors.
I replaced my Motherboard, CPU, Ram and case. The issue was there on my old build too. (CPU AMD 1600 + Gigabyte B350M-Gaming-3, anyway, don't bother right now)

My Spec is in my profile.
What I did :
1. Fresh install of Windows 1903 + AMD chipset drivers + AMD graphic drivers
2. I RMA my Adata NVME, during that time, I cloned the partition on a SATA SSD. Same behaviour, i'm back on my new nmve drive
3. RMA the graphic card (RX570)
4. Changed my old PSU for a corsair vengeance 650W
5. The issue never occured on a benchmark test. Only day to day applications (i'm working at home). The highest wattage during a benchmark test is 314W
6. Bought a UPS with AVR (CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS). My normal load is between 214-240 watts. output voltage 116-117 volts

When the pc hangs, the wattage is going up at 288 watts, weird.

CPU temp average of 44Celsius.

I attached a AID64 report to help me







Report.zip

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