The computer is very stuck, I don t know if it s a CPU problem

You said you added another 1GB of memory to your computer! When buying memory, pay attention to whether it matches the one you are using, and whether the motherboard supports it. Then you should consider whether it is compatible!

Also have to see how often the main version supports!

If you're sure it's not the reason for this: start with the memory and see if there's any loosening!

Take out the memory first, use the eraser, and wipe off the place where the gold finger of the memory is removed!

Let's take a look at it, is there any dirt in the memory!

If it's an external graphics card, then pay attention to the gold finger of the graphics card, and the star film!

Wash them all! Good luck!! Hope to help you out!!

It depends on how you get stuck, if it's a high-quality game card, there's no way, only upgrades.

You've unloaded your Rising card, are you loading a Rising card? Did Kaba and Rising install it together?

Reinstalled the rear drive?

Your configuration is good enough, but there is one point, that is, the hygiene is not done well, you can turn on the host to clean up the dust, (do not use water) with a pen. Try it, don't break the thread inside, and have fun!

Open the task manager and take a look.

The problem with the graphics card and antivirus software is the most likely,If you can,It's best to change a separate display to play large games,If there is no condition for the time being,Try to change the antivirus software first,Rising's antivirus software resource station is relatively large,Use Kaba,Jiang Min or something。

Insufficient memory It is recommended to change at least 1G memory and then redo the system !!

It should be that the driver is not installed properly.

Sometimes the computer becomes stuck, because our CPU usage is very high, and sometimes it even causes a crash. The following is my introduction to the reasons and solutions for computer stuck due to high CPU usage, welcome to read.

Reasons for high CPU usage.

1. Some anti-virus software will monitor web pages, processes, plug-ins, and emails, which may cause an endless loop when scanning some programs.

2. When checking the installation of multiple anti-virus software (many novice friends' computers will have this problem, when installing some software, multiple anti-virus software is automatically installed), multiple anti-virus software will cause scanning conflicts, resulting in the system is very stuck, CPU usage is high, and it occupies 100%.

<>4 System poisoning can also lead to high CPU usage, 100% CPU usage (these processes consume a high CPU).

Port 5445 is constantly scanned by hackers, resulting in the use of system resources.

EndCPU usage is high.

System and software are causing high CPU usage to open too many programs (you can try restarting the computer to see if it still takes up 100%)

Use anti-virus software to perform a full scan for anti-virus.

Optimize the startup item, many users will automatically start a lot of programs when their computers are booted. Causing the computer to be very stuck.

Hardware leads to high CPU usage If your computer still uses a single-core CPU, such as the old configuration of the Celeron series CPU, this kind of classic machine. Open a web page CPU to 100%.

This kind of problem can only be solved by upgrading your hardware, and below we will introduce you to some optimization methods to reduce CPU usage. If the optimization still does not solve the problem of high CPU usage, it is recommended to upgrade the hardware. Or replace the computer.

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Hello The first feeling is that the heat dissipation in your case is not good, and the CPU temperature does not exceed 60 degrees by checking the temperature.

The motherboard is about forty degrees.

The hard disk is about 50 degrees.

The graphics card is around 80 degrees.

Finally, explain your specific configuration.

The possibility of a virus cannot be ruled out at any time.

There are many reasons, you enter the BIOS when you boot up, see if the CPU's first-level cache and second-level cache are on, turn them on, whether the machine temperature is high, and reinstall the memory and graphics card.

Isn't it Kaspersky? If it is, it is recommended to replace it. It hits 3% or 13% CPU usage in normal standby and makes your U hot.

It shouldn't be a hardware problem, if it's a hardware problem, you can't open it at all, you'd better check your system process carefully to see which one occupies too much CPU resources, it must be a system problem, not something else, check it well.

View all the processes in Explorer and see which one is consuming the CPU

After finding the process, you can use 360 Security Guard to enter the process status and view it, and you can see the loaded DLL file.

and paths, so as to determine the problem**.

When you optimize the master card next time, see if the temperature of the main version of the CPU graphics card is too high.

Your u usage is very large, it may be caused by some programs, you check it, it is not a hardware problem.

The best and easiest way to do this is to redo the system.

Change the operating system to a different version.

Reworked system·· It should be a system issue.