I have a fresh installation of Debian Jessie, with Cinnamon and Gnome. I run it on a decent computer with the following specs:Athlon II x3, 6GB DDR2, 2GB SWAP (swapiness minimum), 600GB SATA HDD (new), Nvidia G210 with latest drivers ...I have all latest updates and Ubuntu works well, however, Debian freezes for about 30-120 seconds when I start some applications. I am able to move my mouse, but not able to click anything.I have tried rebooting and re-installing Debian but the issue still persists.It would appear that sometimes the computer runs slowly, but only on Debian Jessie. I am able to run Windows with only a few problems such as a DPC latency issue. However, a reboot fixes the problem.I forgot to mention that Debian Jessie is unable to hibernate. It hangs on a black screen indicating there is no video signal. Only issuing a hard-shutdown works.journalctl -b0 -k  http://pastebin.com/WnBxGDtMdmesg  http://pastebin.com/ayVH7pV5I captured this in dmesg 15 minutes before the error:[45967.243270] perf interrupt took too long (2517 > 2500), lowering kernel.perf_event_max_sample_rate to 50000
Debian Jessie - Random freezes
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