Question:
Any solution for slow performances?
anonymous
2014-06-07 08:05:35 UTC
Hey. I kinda got all jacked up by this slow performance thingy. I mean, I still have tons of free spaces on my hard disk but every time I tried to play a game (take minecraft for example), my fps drops to below 20. Any solution for this kind of problem?

All my drivers and stuff are up to date and I had to change the appearance to the 'best performance' in order to get rid of the laginess ( doesn't work as well ). Thank you for taking your time to read this.
Four answers:
ZOOSTORM
2014-06-07 08:09:42 UTC
Maintaining gaming rigs is quite a time costly process, as recommended, you are meant to re-install windows every year. (this prevents MEM buildup) other options could be heat, Heat is a killer. Thouroughly blow the inside of your computer, Try doing some Disk Defragment and Disk Cleaner, PM me if you need further assistance :)
anonymous
2014-06-07 08:40:05 UTC
It depends on your PC if the lag is removable or not. If you had given the PC specs I could be more clear.



Windows 7 needs a multi-core processor and 1GB RAM of it's OWN to work seamlessly so make sure you do. Also, more RAM means more efficiency. So get extra RAM, you need atleast 2GB+ to run Windows 7 fast.



Another thing could be the start-up. Uninstall the programs you don't need (Control Panel - Programs and Features - Uninstall ) and remove the programs which are not to be started when you start Windows.

- Run (Control + R keys) ( or on the start menu)

- type 'msconfig.exe' without quotes

- select Boot tab

- click hide windows services

- uncheck the programs you want to disable on start-up



You have much free disk space so don't bother about it. Also, Minecraft is not a much optimised game! So don't expect to run it so great without a graphics card. If your PC is more outdated than 2008, I suggest for a new upgrade for the PC.



Feel free to contact me if you need help :)
anonymous
2014-06-07 08:22:38 UTC
you need to disk clean up, disk-defragement after that you need to run good antivirus software . once you will do that then you need to uninstall all unwanted software from your computer .
+W O L V E R I N E+
2014-06-07 08:13:46 UTC
hi i'll just get right to it , i wish you could tell me about your windows (which your drivers are look like Se7en drives to me)hey did you try the visual c ++(all versions) what about the microsoft net frameworks( precise versions) cause those applications i just named for you gives you a huge boost for gaming (im saying this by experience) and also your directx,also your graphic driver.

i hope my written solve your issue man.

------godspeed-----


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