Photoshop Intermittent Pressure Issues - Windows 10

I can't tell if this is lag or if it's an issue regarding Photoshop's pressure sensitivity.  

OS - Windows 64b [Updated]

Wacom Cintiq 22HD [Current Drivers]
Adobe Photoshop CC [Updated]

Windows Ink Workaround [begrudgingly implemented, seriously how can wacom and windows not play nice at this point]

Graphics Card GeForce GTX 960  [Current Drivers]

Scratch Disk set to 1.5TB HD

75% RAM allocated for Photoshop (I usually only have music open)

50 History States (pretty low in my field) 7 Cache Levels with 1024K Tile Size

Basically for about a week, every few strokes in photoshop with either the paintbrush or eraser it registers full pressure, especially if I make those markes in quick succession. There was another thread created about this issue here:  
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/randomly-losing-pressure-sensitivity-in-photoshop/td-p/3068273?page=1
Its original post was 2010 and the last response was 2019.  I've attempted all the fixes people responded with to no avail. Ive tried a fresh install of Photoshop and CC and it didn't disappear either. My photoshop also randomly resets my hotkey preferences, I'm not sure if this is related, but I noticed this morning that I had moments without the sensitivity issue until I reset my keybindings to what I am used to using.  None of those keybindings are related to the brush:

I prefer Ctrl + Alt + Z for Undo
I disable the keybinding of "p" for pen

I use Ctrl + W for warp
I use Ctrl +F to flip image horizontally

I use Ctrl +X to flip canvas horizontally

I use "d" to bring up the foreground color picker

I know that all seems unrelated, but I wanted to give as much info as I could becauset his problem has seriously interrupted my workflow and I can't find a solution. Is there any reason why my Photoshop would start to lag starting last week out of the blue? All other graphically intensive work I do doesn't cause a problem, it's only Photoshop.

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