I did this last night and it didn't help. The resolution to this is to boot the computer into a pre-OS state and let it sit for 10 or 20 minutes to let the little garbage collectors do their stuff. The Usual sign of this is the spinning blue circle when Windows is at an idle or a bit of lag. Some SSD's can get overwhelmed with a bunch of write and delete operations leaving the SSD highly fragmented. Meaning these routines seek out fragmented memory locations inside the SSD and shuffle stuff around to make contiguous free blocks (space). Side note- One thing worth noting is SSD's (not NVMe SSD's) which I thought may be a contributing factor have routines internally that are the garbage collection routines. I find this is easier than working in the editor timeline. The composites are mainly used to match video to the audio voice over & other layer specific color grading and audio tuning. This is a video for my YouTube channel Jag Mods - it's car stuff - no fancy light sabor fights or planets blowing up going on here. this was another improvement - but only on small media files and composites. I've found Intel & Nvidia GPU don't play well together. My intel GPU has been disabled in device manager. I turned off the Intel GPU setting in HT.
Disabled anti-virus software which did make an improvement the lag wasn't as severe on smaller media files and composites under 2min long.
I did a firmware & HP driver updates that I'd been putting off, (this machine is a HP Z2 workstation) went out to nvidia pulled down their latest driver. My machine hangs for a minimum of 20 seconds when working with a large composite or the editor timeline and especially if I'm monkeying around with keyframes> If I do anything in HT when it freezes - even a mouse click HT is poof gone! not even the option to send a diag file to FXHome. When I'd see this I'd reboot then the items were back on the list. One thing I did also notice is that media transitions (thingy's) like scale, position, audio, rotation - these thingies would randomly disappear from the list. Wash my cup, come back and it's ready to freeze at the next keyframe. I've been working in the software for over 28hrs and I've rebooted my machine on average every 1hr & 45 min after a excessively long HT hang - Like make an espresso, go out for a smoke, come back and still hung. I did the usual uninstall reinstall for the update. Windows 10 Pro Nvidia RTX 2080 i7 8750 6 core processor 1.5 TB SSD drives 16g Ram. As much as 5 minutes LONG! I'm working on a 45min video and some of the composites are over 10 minutes long with around 110 layers and really big media clips. Initially the lag was minor but as the day and evening progressed the lags became longer. Lag - me too but I think you all are being really nice about it.
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