Stutter in games after nvme install

PaulvZ said:
So i took out the gpu and ran aida64 but the cpu is still just pulling 46watts
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Hmm, I doubt any software will correctly report cpu power consumption.

Below my 6700k overclocked running at 4.5

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Hi everyone, just got my PC back late yesterday from Wootware and they couldn't find the issue but that's because they diagnosed it wrong and only played BF1 in singleplayer with vsync off and told me it runs at 65 fps average but i had set up a frame buffer and forgot to take it off, but at least they proved to me with their test drive that all of my hardware was in good health. But anyhow I had a friend bring me a spare psu and that had no effect and then I tried taking the SSD out of my laptop since I had it now with me, installed it as my boot drive and all of a sudden my games played smoothly all the stutters in the system went away as well as my boot times being much faster. So it seems that I have a faulty nvme
 
PaulvZ said:
Hi everyone, just got my PC back late yesterday from Wootware and they couldn't find the issue but that's because they diagnosed it wrong and only played BF1 in singleplayer with vsync off and told me it runs at 65 fps average but i had set up a frame buffer and forgot to take it off, but at least they proved to me with their test drive that all of my hardware was in good health. But anyhow I had a friend bring me a spare psu and that had no effect and then I tried taking the SSD out of my laptop since I had it now with me, installed it as my boot drive and all of a sudden my games played smoothly all the stutters in the system went away as well as my boot times being much faster. So it seems that I have a faulty nvme
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Bit late to the party but was it faulty nvme or still waitng for a new one? Did you by any chance run aida 64 again to see power draw since the nvme is out?
 
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