The fact that it's constantly increasing may mean that it's tracking writes of some sort. The Seagate 600 is quite new, most likely neither program has seen it before. I'm hoping this is just a mix-up as to what ID 234 actually is. It's actually ID 195 that tracks uncorrectable ECC errors, at least on SandForce drives: It's "SandForce_Internal" which tracks host writes vs. Looking around I see that for SandForce drives (yes this is not a SandForce drive):
It doesn't actually know what ID 234 is. I would greatelly appreciate if someone helped me. I have been on every forum I could think of, Tom's hardware, Nvidia Forums, Steam forums, Windows forums and nobody could help me. I would greatly appreciate if you could tell me what is causing this problem and how could I fix it. First I was blaming the optimization, but now when I see that the same "symptoms" appear with other games as well, I started blaming my system. It happened with Watch_Dogs and Dead Rising 3. Of course this is not the only game I have noticed to have this problem with. After I turn off the game and launch it again the problem "MAGICALLY" goes away and the stutters reoccur after the said time. I think it happens because new section of the map starts loading, but I fail to understand why it starts "Stuttering" after a certain amount of time and does not happen for the first time the game is launched. For instance each time I open doors the game freezes for 1 - 2 seconds and then frames jump back to the said 80. After 2 hours of gameplay terrible stutters start to occur. I am getting perfect frames, around 80 frames average. Lets take Alien Isolation as an example since I play it now. The frames are solid when I stand, or move around a certain area. I have these annoying micro-freezes each time I walk a few meters. Everything is running at optimal settings.Įach time I play a game for a longer period, two or one hour or so It starts lagging and stuttering. Gtx 760 ASUS 2gb in a 16X PCI-e 2.0 slot. I am experiencing this problem for quite a while and in fact it is so weird that I was unable to replicate it.
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