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One or more DPC routines that belong to a driver running in your system appear to be executing for too long. You may experience drop outs, clicks or pops due to buffer underruns. Your system seems to be having difficulty handling real-time audio and other tasks. if we can, I think we have a decent chance of a no-stutter system. You've managed to get latency under reasonable limits - let's see if we can get the hard page faults down too.

You could look in, too, on your 'Indexing Options' in Control Panel, and make sure that Search isn't over-indexing things you don't need it to. Looks like you might want to close FireFox and Photos when gaming or watching video, since even when idle those two were high in hard page fault counts. Note which processes look like suspects for high page fault counts - likely the most active processes using the most memory. Then open Task Manager to the Processes view, and click the down arrow next to the name of that svchost container, and it should expand to show you the list of processes running inside that svchost.

Run Latency Monitor, and make note of the svchost module at the top of the hard page fault usage list. If you have time, you can try using Task Manager to try to peek at what process running inside an svchost container is causing the most hard page fault activity. You'll probably have to 'catch it in action'. there can be fifteen or more processes all running like crazy inside of a svchost 'container') that is causing the worst of the page fault overuse. There is likely a process in the svchost module (I like to compare these to 'bags of processes'. You mention that the system as idle, and yet the hard page fault counts are far in the red. What I noticed most in your latest graphs is not any trouble with latency (which hasn't been bad since you tried the 364 version Nvidia drivers) - it's the hard page fault counts that are high.

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