Computer troubles

[Chewett]

My computer is currently too slow to do any dev on although it’s not showing significant bottle necking in any area (cpu/ram/disk io/network) so I suspect some kind of HW issues.

any ideas are welcome but I have tried a lot. I’m going to see if I can replace some of the sata cables.

But no Md coding for a little while while I fix it.

cc @Muratus del Mur

[Fyrd Argentus]

Try bringing it roses and chocolate, maybe a candlelight dinner.....   

[lashtal]

I had the same issue, here's a possible solution ????

[Fyrd Argentus]

Some dang thing running in background?  Update?  Virus Scan? Disk defrag? Surely not an actual virus.... :{   

[Chewett]

I think the pcie bus is locking the CPU out periodically but debugging it is going to be a pain. Unlikely to be a virus as I run decent access protection . Disks are not disks and therefore don’t need defragging! No recent updates.

[Ledah]

Definitely wouldn't happen with an i9 9900K (trademark).

[Mallos]

Try to unplug your computer, remove the ram and then put it back into the slots. Check the capacitors to see if any are failing:
 

• Bulging or cracking of the capacitor's top vent,
• The casing sitting crooked on the board if the capacitor's base is pushed out,
• Rust-colored electrolyte leaked onto the motherboard,
• Missing or detached capacitor case.

 

9. Check your hardware

Restart required PCI bus error can be caused by incompatible hardware, and if you installed any new hardware recently, be sure to remove it or replace it.

If the new hardware isn’t fully compatible with your PC that can lead to system instability and BSoD errors, so be sure to remove any recently installed hardware.

If the problem isn’t caused by new hardware, be sure to check all major hardware components such as your RAM, motherboard, hard drive, etc.

This error is usually caused by problematic drivers or by overclocking, so be sure to update all your drivers and remove all overclocking settings in order to fix this error.

[Chewett]

22 hours ago, Ledah said:

Definitely wouldn't happen with an i9 9900K (trademark).

 Because after booting it would fry itself? ????

[Chewett]

I appear to have gotten it working and have committed some new code! Fingers crossed it stays that way.