Why is my computer super fast but good card The same goes for reinstalling the system.

The network speed has little to do with the machine itself Your computer has a serious configuration lag problem: The graphics card is integrated, not a separate display, and you can't do the picture Now the graphics card is a 1G2G video memory of the independent display, which also pays attention to the display core and display bandwidth, you are an integrated graphics card, it's too bad The CPU is Celeron's, the computing speed is too weak, open a few windows, and you can't react The current CPU is 8 cores and 4 cores, 2 levels of cache 8M, multi-core, dual-core, single-core hyper-threading, single-core Pentium, single-core Celeron So, Your CPU is much lower than the grade Memory 1G, it doesn't seem to be much worse, but the current memory is DDR3 memory, the main frequency is very high, and the performance gap is very huge You can buy a host for a thousand dollars now, and you can achieve the very good configuration I said above You don't need to change your monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

The response speed is fast and the display is asynchronous in the operating system The display relies on the graphics card, and the response depends on the CPU, and the current CPU is dual-core and quad-core, so the response speed is very fast, but the UI is different, look at the quality, the good one will be very fast by the graphics card, and the poor one will rely on the CPU operation, the CPU belongs to the software, and the response UI will have a delay, such as win7, which garbage can not fit the graphics card well, which is the reason for the card.

Reinstalling the system can clean up the system, why does it still feel stuck after reinstalling the computer?

Well, there could be two.

1: If you used the computer in the past, the computer speed was relatively fast, that is, when someone else installed the driver when you made the system, the installation process was wrong, or the motherboard driver was not installed, resulting in the slow reading speed of the computer, I have also encountered this problem before;

Two: It is possible that there is a virus in the installation disk, that is, the system disk when someone else installs the system for you may have a virus, which is less likely.

Also, if you haven't disassembled the hardware, it's basically not a hardware problem!

You can consider using optimization software to optimize it first, Super Rabbit or Optimization Master, if this is still the problem, you have to do the system again, the order of installing the driver is: install the motherboard driver first and then install other drivers!

The first thing to consider is the computer virus, to install a new system, first of all, you must kill the virus and Trojan horse, these are the main reasons for consuming resources, if you reinstall, you must consider; If there is no antivirus, if you check the C disk (system disk), the poison in other disks will still infect the system!! Secondly, after you enter the system, start ==run --msconfig to see what the startup process is, and then cancel all the checks except cftmon, so that the system boots up and loads quickly!

Remember, antivirus and trojans!

With Super Bunny, your memory is not good, how much memory do you have, add a memory module to try, maybe your computer has too many things, it takes up space, properly uninstall a software, and take a look.

Antivirus, delete some useless plugins.