Windows 10: Windows 11 Pro Pc audio spikes and has micro stutters

OS: Windows 11 pro 23H2 os build 22631.2861CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D RAM: Corsair DDR5 Vengeance RGB 2x16 vendor code: CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30KGPU: Asrock Radeon RX 7900xtx phantom gamingPower supply: Seasonic Focus-GX-1000motherboard: Asrock B650 Pro Rsstorage: Corsair MP600 PRO LPXI updated my bios to the most recent editioninstalled chipset and graphics card driversinstalled all available windows updatesstarted with some audio spikes but it got more frequent and pc also started to stutter.I did a complete reinstall of windows and for 1 day i did not have any issues tested it by playing gta

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Windows 11 Stuttering

Every now and then Windows will start to stutter. My mouse will stutter, my audio will cutout, and any applications will also stutter. Seems to happen more when gaming, but does happen when there is no gaming. I've tried reinstalling Windows. Tried running with minimal applications installed. I've tried cleaning and reseating all components (dimms, GPU, etc...). There are no spikes in CPU, RAM, or DISK activity. I see nothing in the System even log during the stuttering.

This was never a problem when I was running Windows 10. I have not tried installing Windows 10 however.

Anyone got any ideas on how to troubleshoot this?

Edition Windows 11 Pro

Version 21H2

Installed on ‎9/‎13/‎2022

OS build 22000.978

Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.978.0

 

Occasional micro-stuttering / lag-spikes


Thank you for replying,
I have gone into my BIOS yesterday and saved & exited with the "load default settings" option.
When I rebooted the PC, everything seemed to be working fine. I did not have any form of micro-stuttering, but ofcourse I wouldn't let me give myself false hope.
Today I turned the laptop on again. I did have a few micro-stutters now, but for some reason it's becoming less and less occasional over time. (which is weird, a PC cannot 'heal' itself over time as for example a human body, does it? Although I have had numerous occassions that I find it to act this way...... *sarc)

Maybe it didn't "save" the fact that I resetted the BIOS settings to default? (Although I did save & exit)
I have never changed any BIOS settings before at all.

I wanted to try re-flashing my BIOS today, but it is unable to do so.
Lenovo has a list of drivers on their site, specifically designed for my laptop model. The BIOS they offer is packed inside a flash utility, which is simply a .exe to run. When re-downloading the version 91 exe and running it, it couldn't proceed as my BIOS is already at version 91.
So far, there is no other way to flash my BIOS but with Lenovo's own .exe utility. That is all they offer me.

However, if you had other "diagnostical" procedures in mind that we could try, I would be glad to do so.
(As I said, blaming the BIOS might be a wild guess)

 

Periodic pc micro stuttering?

So I've had my PC since Late Octoberish, and recently I've been every now and then had these micro stutters where the computer will for like 3-5 seconds have a 100 ms of like stuttering. This is easy to tell when I have a video on my 4k display and the video doesn't pause via YouTube but stutters and audio cuts out for a brief period. And if I'm playing the game the same thing.

Does anyone have any idea on troubleshooting I don't think it's a heating issue? Though that may be the issue and if so how could i diagnose and fix this issue?

Full Specs

CPU I had at 4.1GHz i brought down back to 3.7 no fix, i had my RAM at 3000MHz i have brough it down to 2733MHz

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated because it's quite annoying as you could imagine given the specs of the computer.

Here is a dump of system info from hwinfo including temps. HWInfo Sensor Status CSV download The only thing i see that may be an issue is the temperature of the M.2 NVME ssd however i'm not sure if the storage temperature matters that much.

That's all I can think of in terms of things that would help someone remedy this issue.