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Hello,
I built my PC a few months ago, and it was all running fine without any problems. However very recently I've came across an annoying problem that needs to be fixed.
Every now and then, i'll get a lag spike on my computer. One minute it's running smoothly, and then the next the cursor will jump and videos/windows animations will stutter. It varies in severity; it can last for a few seconds and in some cases even a half a minute. This morning was the worst I've ever experienced. I was playing an MMO and the whole system just stuttered for around a minute and my internet connection dropped for around 30 seconds.
At first I was worried it may be a virus/malware, but I ran a system scan and nothing was detected. (using Avast)
Please could anyone suggest what the problem may be and how I could fix it? I would be very grateful.
Will +REP for any useful help!
Thanks in advance,
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I built my PC a few months ago, and it was all running fine without any problems. However very recently I've came across an annoying problem that needs to be fixed.
Every now and then, i'll get a lag spike on my computer. One minute it's running smoothly, and then the next the cursor will jump and videos/windows animations will stutter. It varies in severity; it can last for a few seconds and in some cases even a half a minute. This morning was the worst I've ever experienced. I was playing an MMO and the whole system just stuttered for around a minute and my internet connection dropped for around 30 seconds.
At first I was worried it may be a virus/malware, but I ran a system scan and nothing was detected. (using Avast)
Please could anyone suggest what the problem may be and how I could fix it? I would be very grateful.
Will +REP for any useful help!
Thanks in advance,
Pin
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How much RAM is in your system?
Also, use Firefox, Chrome uses a ton of RAM and CPU usage when multiple tabs are open.
Also, use Firefox, Chrome uses a ton of RAM and CPU usage when multiple tabs are open.
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Craigyy wrote How much RAM is in your system?
Also, use Firefox, Chrome uses a ton of RAM and CPU usage when multiple tabs are open.
I have 8GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM.
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Download advanced sytem care from iobit it's what i use and it will do a full scan
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yeah you are meant to have multiple chrome.exe's on your processes.
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