VeilStar wrote:

Doesn't look like the logs provide anything relevant to your issue indeed. (Though I could have just trusted MillhioreF on that one.)

Not sure what to say except that it looks like something in osu! is going terribly wrong at one point (infinitely looping while it shouldn't?) for whatever reason. Ideally a dev would have to be able to reproduce this issue in order to fix it.

With that said, if you happen to find a way to reproduce this somewhat consistently through certain actions please do let us know. For now at least I don't think there's a whole lot I can do to help.

TheVileOne wrote:

I really would like to know if shaders are related or if any of the debug toggles in Options affect it.

Porcelain Bath wrote:

sorry i didnt reply in a while, i was smart enough to not get notified when someone replied, i also had alot to do this week and im dealing with some family issues.
but aside from that, i want to say thank you very much for helping me

so i tried playing with the default skin, and another skin i used to use, and the same problem occured.
i have also found out that once osu is unbelievably laggy, my whole computer becomes laggy, like large delays between clicking and typing in google or it not even showing up.
i believe you want this Kao? http://imgur.com/a/JsJJY (first screenshot is when i started up osu, then the second one is me playing osu for around 15 minutes)
i also want to inform you that my RAM is 8 gb
i think its the RAM or the CPU. if so is there anyway to fix it? i cant find any games i play apart from osu that is having this problem.

thank you for helping me!

SPOILER

1. Viruses and/or Malware
   
   1. It is known that certain viruses or malware aren't destructive, but they rather just slow down your system. They either reside in high CPU usage programs and inject themselves there so that they can't be detected.
   2. But since this is a fresh install of Windows, this is deemed as not the case already, unless Windows has something bad with their native programs that causes this.
2. Bad Updates
   
   1. As in the thread above, a certain update caused his osu! Client to crash and the only solution was rolling back changes.
   2. It could be that a certain update installed new drivers and caused this to happen. But since it's a fresh install of Windows, this can't be the case. (Unless Windows updates itself the moment you installed it)
3. Updates of osu! Itself
   
   1. Improvements and updates are always being added to osu! It won't be surprising some of them backfire such in these cases. I don't know if this theory could succeed, as there is only really a few common links, if the the thread I linked here is really related.
   2. I still see this as a weak assumption, as your problem started 6 months ago, while the other thread has started only recently. If that has become the circumstances, it has to be the 2nd theory that I mentioned.
   3. You could try using an outdated client, possibly the fallback version.

Chewy-san wrote:

Thanks for replying.
[...]
In 3, you mention using an outdated client. I had stated that I had used fallback previously and I still had the problem.
But now you mention outdated clients, I have tried older builds of osu! (and by older I really mean older.), and the problems weren't happening. (tried with osu! b1661)
[...]

Kao wrote:

I don't know if this can help (I wish it does)
But try having a screenshot of your whole task manager whenever osu! Reaches its peak, so we know what programs are running whenever this happens.
Just like the screenshot above, there are numerous programs running, made by windows and others.
I'm hoping a certain program of Windows is causing this.

Cawub wrote:

Try lowering the priority. Right click the application in Task Manager and click Go to Details. From there right click again and click Set Priority. From here try setting the priority lower.
Also try limiting the cores that the program can use, click Set Affinity and you should see something like this. Uncheck 1 at a time and see if that helps.