The same goes for CPU100 web games when playing games

I guess it's poisoned.,I was like this a few days ago.,Even chatting about QQ is like this.,Then I got angry and turned off the process.,It's been a while and it's here again.,You go to DOS or safe mode to kill the virus.。 It's really not possible to back up your useful information and get the system at one time. However, it is best to go to the master to help him on the spot.

However, playing games CPU running 100 numbers is normal! No need to worry! Let's see what the CPU usage is without opening the software, if it's not high, then it's no problem!

Your computer configuration is not very good, it is outdated, what game do you play? When playing the game, be careful not to use the program to turn off.

My 3D Lineage 2 standalone version of the CPU is 100%, sometimes it can be lowered a little less, but usually 100%.

The main reason for you is not only that the memory is low, but also that the memory is high (which can only reduce the occupancy), and the main reason is your processor. Based on your memory, you can infer that your CPU is also very old.

Friend.. You are because of.

1. Your switchboard should be an old computer from 6 years ago. Very politely said. It has long been outdated n generations. Play the game like that for sure.

2. AMD Sempron 3600+ CPU is a single-core processor. Single-core and again playing games. I must have been working on the game with all my might.

3. It may be due to software reasons that your computer is at least 6 years old. Therefore, it is recommended to turn off all anti-virus software and the like. When playing games, I turned off QQ too.。。

My home computer is Athlon 3200+ 128M colorful display GF7200 graphics card with 1G RAM . Worse than you. Play games like 100% CPU.

But my computer doesn't get stuck in the late stages of playing the current RPG. The main thing is a maintenance and attention to the operation of the software. You can just keep an eye on your progress.

Let's see which one uses more. If it's a game with a lot of CPU usage, that's fine. If it's other software, you can check it out.

Nothing else to say. In a word, computers are too old.

And upstairs you don't fool others your ait 9600 is a high-end card in '03. Eldest brother.. ATI RADEON X700 His original graphics card is not much worse than the 9600.

You're wasting money. And ati 9600 you told him to go there to buy 2 lots of the market? Will it break in two days after buying it?

Generally. It is recommended not to update the hardware. Your configuration is useless when updating. Performance is finalized. Keep the money and buy a new one later. Now the host of 1500 is much better than yours.

Hehe. Hope it helps. Good luck

1 System Issues.

2 The memory module is loose.

3 Poisoning.

Let's change the CPU, you can't do that.

Now just don't play the game, after the system is fully updated, your CPU will be so slow!

It may be related to the game setting, but not to the size of the game. Do you play games that require a lot of speed?

In order to ensure a quick response to user input, the game may run the CPU to the fullest.

As you can imagine, if the CPU usage is low, the game** will have to wait 1 second before it has a chance to run. Every time you press the keyboard, it will take 1 second to be recognized by the game, will such a game still have a feel? Such a game, no matter what computer it is, is CPU %100!

Secondly, it is possible that the game maker was negligent in not giving up the CPU when it was time to give it up.

There is also a possibility that the game was developed under an old-school graphics card. In the old display, the display part takes up a lot of time, and the CPU takes very little time to execute, and the CPU often waits for the display to refresh. And your computer's graphics card is powerful and the display speed is fast, so the cycle speed is faster, and most of the time is used to run**, resulting in higher CPU usage.

Your CPU grade is lower, web flash games will use a lot of rendering, dual-core high-frequency estimation is not a big problem, single-core obviously accounts for 100%!

Follow-up to me, I played 3D single-player games last month, and I was fine. It turns out that it is still an integrated graphics card. Recently, a 256 independent display card was added, and 2G memory was added.

Playing online games is better than the original. But playing a general stand-alone game will be stuck, I don't understand, the driver is installed.