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analogtiger19 said:Just list the temps for the whole system... download Speccy and copy them over from there
Larry Ortiz5 said:Just a heads-up, that Core i5 doesn't have integrated graphics. You should probably run a MemTest to scan the RAM, and while you're at it, grab Prime95 to stress test the processor. Try pushing it to 100%—see if it actually hits that ceiling and if all four cores stay pinned at full load. Just let it run for about 10–15 minutes.
http://www.mersenne.org/ftp_root/gim...2810.win64.zip
Let me know how it goes.
Elizabeth Alvarez2 said:Maybe your internet connection just tanked on you?
Andrew Peterson2 said:Hard to say, honestly—it’d feel pretty weird if they weren't using that core. You’ve gotta spread those processes out more evenly, right?
Give this tool a shot since you're running an Intel processor; they've got their own diagnostic thing for this kind of stuff https://downloadcenter.intel.com/dow...iagnostic-Tool
Just throw some screenshots up here so we can actually see what kind of errors are popping up.
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Larry Ortiz5 said:Think of a hard drive as just the standard storage you’ve got sitting in your computer right now. An SSD, though? That thing is lightning fast. The big difference is that while a traditional hard drive relies on those little moving parts—basically a tiny needle searching through data—an SSD uses flash memory instead. Because there's nothing physically spinning or hunting around, it doesn't take an eternity to find what it needs. If you made the switch to an SSD, your PC would probably boot up in about 10 seconds, and honestly, everything would just feel much smoother overall.
I found this video on YouTube that does a great comparison between HDDs and SSDs if you want to see it in action.
Larry Ortiz5 said:It looks like your HDD is slowly starting to give up the ghost—which, honestly, is pretty much expected at this stage. If you don't find yourself needing massive amounts of storage, I’d really suggest making the jump to a 240GB SSD instead. You'll definitely be happier with that upgrade.
Larry Ortiz5 said:Could you grab a full screenshot of the program window? I can't quite tell which specific error message you're seeing—if you just scroll down that right-hand sidebar until you hit the warning and then snap a shot, that would be perfect.
Susan Cruz34 said:Yeah, I did, so what's your point?
Larry Ortiz5 said:So, you already formatted the drive and did a clean install of Windows, and it's still crawling? You might want to check the health of your hard drive using CrystalDiskInfo—it's possible the drive itself is just dying on you. Also, could you list out your full system specs? That would definitely help us narrow things down...
http://crystalmark.info/download/index-e.html
Grab CrystalDiskInfo from this link here.
Richard Fox7 said:Does it strictly have to be the IP2000 model, or... are there some alternatives?