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Help! Videos being slow and choppy +rep
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So I got a new used computer from my moms boyfriend because the old one wasnt working. However the videos are really slow and choppy....
On youtube, it works fine however when I try to watch a movie (Say from noobroom), it gets all slow and choppy. What I mean by slow is when I press play, the video plays like in slow motion and when I pause it, it keeps playing for about 3 seconds in slow mo and stops...
Any simple way to fix it without buying or downloading things? Thanks! +rep
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Can you list the specs from the computer?
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-PancakeMix- wrote Can you list the specs from the computer?

Im sorry idk anything about computers
Idk how to find these "specs" or know anything about it..I just know that its like 5 years old and a very crappy computer
But the browsers work pretty fast
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Download this: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and take screenshots of what you have.
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Right click on your desktop, Click personalize (Windows 7) or Screen Resolution (Windows 7, Vista), Settings (Windows XP).

Change the screen resolution to something lower than what it is.
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update ur gpu driver
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