I did make a dpc interrupt file here it is someone please help me https://www.dropbox.com/s/ehcdt6tchr2dmyz/DPC_Interrupt.etl?dl=0

Not sure why you used Xperf instead of WPR.  The switches you used cannot tell us what ic causing the latency so we will have to go with what we can see.

1-Shootergame used ~27% of all the CPU

2-20 Chrome processes also consumed a lot of resources

3-Misc.  ts3_client, game overlay, steam, ad muncher, display fusion, MSI, xbox stats, boot racer serv, Eagle help, steam helper, etc, etc, etc.

Have you run a system file check & DISM?

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yep did all of that your proposing and neither found anything wrong

All that?  What were the results of SFC?  DISM?

What else have you tried?  Any reason you have 30 chrome processes running while playing a game?

If you want to proceed I would run WPR using the below switches

In order to diagnose your problem we need to run Windows performance toolkit the instructions for which can be found in this wiki If you have any questions feel free to ask

Did you type a name in the field foe the trace?  WPR cannot pass a blank name field

i tried running twice just now and both times got there is no trace profile running when attempting to save

seems like noone wants to help or just ignores this issue gg microsoft

I would really love to get this figured out pls help?

You could always run Xperf again to see what is causing the issue.  In both of your snips I see no name in the description field and that may be the problem

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Same issues still persist on windows 10 so this isn't fixed