Did the computer came with W10 or was it upgraded over W7?

>>93185
Upgrade from W7.

Yo what's your processor? Sounds like the freezes some people have mentioned using Skylake family cores.

>>93196
It's a skylake alright, i7-6700k.
So, on a scale from 1 to absolutely fucked, how fucked am I?

>>93199
Well, I really don't know. In all the things I've seen peopled seemed hopeful that it would be an issue resolved in later batches of the processors but speaking as a guy currently fucking with the same chip as you I haven't been fortunate enough to encounter this issue for my own knowledge. I would still rate that as absolutely fucked because I see it being a hard thing to argue a replacement for, proof that it's the processor and whatnot. Still though, it's Win10, you can hold on to hope that it's just the OS being shitty.

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/220953-skylake-bug-causes-intel-chips-to-freeze-in-complex-workloads

Here's a good starting point, you can probably get further into the topic than I did after it piqued my interest on some web reviews.

>>93226
Ok, I've found something that SEEMS to work for now.
I've upped the DRAM voltage by 0.05V.
I'll leave it for half an hour and then check back.

>>93188
The old files from W7 are bloating W10, a clean install is always better.

>>93231
Half an hout turned out be be quite a bit longer, because I fell asleep.
But in all this time it hasn't frozen!

>>93180
install gentoo baka

I'm with the anon above, I would reinstall Windows 10 through Settings. Sounds like you might not have wiped everything upon upgrade, and if so that would explain the slowdowns.