What is the reason why the memory of the C drive will become less and less after playing online game

The game takes up disk space, or the C drive has a temporary folder.

This is because when you play a game, all the programs you want to use to run the game are in the C drive, and when you play the game, these applications are all in the middle, so it will cause the C disk to become smaller, which is why most people will mind, do not install the application soft ring or the game into the C disk.

As the system disk of the computer, it is not an exaggeration to describe the C disk as the heart of the computer. Since the computer's operating system is located in the C drive, once it runs, it will produce a lot of junk files, so whether you use it or not, the C disk space will get smaller and smaller to a certain extent, so it is normal for the C disk space to get smaller and smaller.

Precautions for C drive.

Open [Computer], right-click the C drive, select [Properties], select the [General] tab, click [Disk Cleanup], after the disk cleanup is completed, check the files you want to delete, and click [OK] - [Delete Files].

The expansion of the C disk is a bottomless pit, and learning to dig too late and cleaning the daily C disk is the long-term way. Regularly clean up the Windows update file and the AppDate temp file, and try not to install the application on the C drive.

Here are a few things:

1. The general system and installed software cache files are put to the C disk (system disk). If the remaining space on this disk is small, the system cache is slow.

2. The performance of the machine itself is not too good. (such as the size of CPU and memory) 3. The quality of the graphics card, which is related to the rendering of your game screen, when your game is relatively large and has requirements for the rendering effect, your graphics card will have to keep up.

Have you ever found that your computer is getting stuck more and more? There are many factors that cause the "pressure" of the system disk to increase, such as system upgrades, system junk, and software caches, etc., which will cause it to be too negatively stressed. And in addition to that, virtual memory is also one of the factors, so what to do?

Too many things on the C disk will slow down the computer, so it's best to store the game in the def disk. Seek adoption.

Yes,,, that's why the computer splits the plates.

1. Theoretically, yes.

However, its relevance is not great. It is only noticeable when the remaining space of the system disk is less than 1 g.

In fact, the running speed is mainly related to the hardware performance, memory, CPU, graphics card, these are the fundamentals.

It can only be said that, according to the probability, if you have more programs installed on your system disk, if there is no special manual optimization process, more programs will be launched after booting, which will also occupy more memory and slow down the system running speed.

2. The application can be installed on the system disk, and the impact is negligible when the remaining space is greater than 1G.

However, it does not mean that it is recommended. In fact, installing applications on other disks will make it easier to install and uninstall them — especially for those who don't know which ones come with the system and which ones are installed by users.

Right! C disk is generally the system disk by default,So try to free up as much space as possible for the C disk,Ann games or something are fully safe in D or E,The smaller your C disk, the slower the speed, the slower it will be。。。

Of course, you can install the main C disk is large enough, but this is not good, in case the system crashes, the content of the C disk will be lost, or it is recommended that you install it on other disks! The more things in the C inventory, the more it has a certain impact on the operation! ~

1. Yes, but not absolutely, as long as your computer C drive is big enough. Software and games can be installed.

The C disk generally contains system files, which everyone knows.

So once the system crashes, the C drive is destroyed, what games and software you want to install are gone, and now the security of data is the most important!

If you install games and software on the C drive, it will increase the operating pressure of the system, so it is recommended to take a detour.

Yes, it's best to only install system software in the C drive, and don't have too many things on the desktop, because it occupies the memory of the C drive, if it really doesn't work, just take the computer and go to the store to increase the system memory to 2G.

That's right. It's best not to install a C drive on the software.

The main reason why the C drive gets smaller comes from system restore and update.

1. Turn off System Restore; If your system has a recovery disk, or a 'one-click backup' tool to back up the system, you can turn off System Restore, which is the biggest reason for the small size of the C drive.

2. Transfer the virtual memory file to a disk other than the C drive, which can save the disk space of the C drive that is times your physical memory.

3. Clear dormant files; If it is an XP system, the dormant file will occupy about 1G space on the C drive, and if it is a Vista system, it will occupy the disk space around the left, and the dormant file is not used much for us, and many people basically do not use it.

4. Don't install software on the C drive; The default installation path of many software is the C disk, remember to change the installation path to other disks when installing, and the C disk will also greatly slow down the system if there are too many things.

5. Remember to clean up the system garbage frequently; Although there is not much space to clear, it is necessary to develop good habits.

6. Do disk defragmentation once a week; Too much disk fragmentation can also affect the efficiency of disk usage.

It's a relationship of being online for a long time. And you don't deal with junk files in a timely manner.

Try it my way. No effect, don't give me points.

Right-click on the C drive. Select Properties. Click Disk Cleanup.

Other options. Click Clean in the bottom right corner of System Restore. Select"Yes"..

And then back. Disk Cleanup. Files to be deleted.

All are checked. Finalized.

Hello,Win7 system is like this.,I've been troubled by this thing before.,The last check found that this is the case.。

So, the best thing to do is to make the system a little bigger, and that's it.