My computer has a Pentium 10, 8 cores 100G processor Why is it slow

Because your hardware configuration does not meet the minimum hardware requirements of the operating system!

Because your head is rusty.

yes, your computer configuration is too rubbish.

Hurry up and change it. Such a garbage configuration is still taken out to show off.

It's really a thing that didn't save n years ago.

The second and third floors are so right.

d, the second generation of Pentium 4 checked?

It feels normal! You press the Windows key + R to remove unnecessary items in the boot startup.

Your memory is too small, according to your situation, it's best to get a 1G, or consider 512 memory, add a discrete graphics card, which can solve the problem of slowness.

Didn't the one above stop talking about shared memory?

The memory is too small, at least 1g, preferably 2g

The CPU is ok, the memory is so bad???

192mb？？Do you have this memory? The landlord is using 128m+64m, right?

Also, 64M RAM?? It's sdram, right?? In that era, was there a Ben Si? ?

Please ask the landlord to verify the problem, I think this problem, there is a "problem".

It's fast to add memory.,It's estimated that 256M shares 64M video memory.,Plus at least 512M and it's smooth.。

Hello, for your question, I think it should be answered like this: the computer is slow, there is no way, but if your original hard disk is greater than 8G and now the capacity has become smaller, you can right-click on the My Computer icon, and then click Manage and then select Disk Management under Storage to see your Disk0 This item is shown below the basics, see how many G's are displayed, how many partitions there are, whether there is undivided space, or whether the partition format is wrong, If the capacity is normal but the partition is not right, it is recommended to re-install the system from the new partition, so that your problem can be solved. Good luck!

The Pentium 3 is too old, I want to change the Core 2, and the Ben 3 machine is equipped with 98 or 2000, so the 8G capacity is enough Plus in that era, the hard disk capacity can't be too big, and the technology can't reach it, so ah, throw it away early.

I wiped ......What age is it, and ...... p3Throw it away.

Your computer is very old, and it's hard to think about it without slowing down.

Don't be superstitious about this, 360 is a concept. The computer I bought last year, boot more than one point, no problem, you reinstall the system, boot must be within 30 seconds.

We generally use as long as the boot is within a minute, you have to turn off some commonly used boot automatic running programs, how much will be inconvenient, some things prohibit the start of some of your software can not be opened, the system is unstable, will bring you trouble.

My tri-core 1G memory has just been installed in 32 seconds, and your 45 seconds is okay.

In fact, the boot speed has little to do with the processor, and the hardware is mainly the performance of the hard disk (for example, the 7200 rpm hard disk is much faster than the 5400 rpm).

The software is more troublesome and it is not recommended to mess around by yourself.,If you're idle, you can refer to it.。

256M RAM with P3 700 is enough, no matter how big it is, it makes no difference, and it is not necessary for the current application.

Moreover, the old one may be the chipset of the BX440, which cannot support a single 512M memory, and there will be a surface problem with 2 256M memory, because most of the 256M SD memory is double-sided, and there are 4 sides with 2, which is also not supported by the BX440.

It's useless to raise the memory, your processor is too bad.

Yes, the computer is too old and it is recommended that it should be replaced.

Definitely not, my Ben San 733MHz 512 memory is also slow to death.

It's also chicken ribs when it is added. Comparatively, the system cache read speed has been slightly improved.

Find a 2-hand P4 CPU to fix IBM; More than 150 yuan; There's no need to do it.

The antique-level computer is ready for him to rest!

Right-click on my computer to view the computer properties.

Right-click on my computer - properties, how many GHz of CPU is below.

Click on My Computer, click on Right-Click, and look at the Properties below to see how many GHz it is displayed, which is its frequency.