Tech Help Windows 10 running agonizingly slow

[ShreksSwamp]

so I finished the build I had talked about, installed windows. I immediately notice once I log into to windows how slow it takes for everything to load. So after trying to fix the problem for a couple of hours I decide to insert the windows disc and try to install it again. This did not fix the problem, so I contacted Microsoft support. I have tried clean boot, did not work, I updated to the latestversion of windows 10 and updated all my drivers. This did not work either. When I mean slow i mean it can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 20 minutes to boot up, and when clicking on a program or attempting to open a new page in any program it can take anywhere from 5 min to 1 hour to load.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/smiths222/saved/wDXTwP

This is a list of all the components I used.

 

[ShreksSwamp]

I don't think I will need help I contacted Microsoft and they informed me that my MB and windows 10 are currently incompatible. So there is that

 

[CrossCheck]

I don't think I will need help I contacted Microsoft and they informed me that my MB and windows 10 are currently incompatible. So there is that

check your mb. Manufacturer to see if they have updated Chipset drivers for either win 10 or you can use win 8/8.1 drivers if they have them. You can also try the win 7 drivers to see if they work. http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4305#dl

 

[pillar]

I agree that when it comes to a new OS, you always want to make sure that the company that makes the motherboard is compatible with the OS you purchase. That being said, I would recommend that you go about ordering a used copy of Win 7 (they are very affordable) & then when Gigabyte decides to fix the issue, then you can upgrade your system to Win 10 (if your still interested). By the way, I would also recommend upgrading your memory when you get a chance. I personally dont understand why you chose to go with a 6-core cpu with only 8gb of memory. When it comes to playing video games, the typical idea is to have 2:1 ratio in terms of ram to cpu speed. In this case, you will need to order 4gb of memory in order to get decent speed in your system.

Hope this helps.