MasterChief0312
Member
My cousin's computer is really slow, yet it has some some-what good specs.:ldown:
Here are the specs:
I don't' know much about the video card, but it looks like a decent one. :S
I already put the computers settings to take it as "Customize for Performance", and worked, but only by 4-20%.
Then, I removed all start-up programs, and it too, increased the speed, but found out that it takes even longer to load Explorer.
After that, I gave up, and told myself it must be the RAM (at that time I didn't know the computer's specs), and said must be a little bit. But, figured it wasn't that, so I tried the HD, and that didn't' turn out so well either.
Then, I just gave up, and tried to see if anything else worked, but failed.
Can anyone out there give me some advice on how to handle this?
Thanks,
MasterChief0312
Here are the specs:
- Microsoft Windows XP Professional
- Version 2002
- Service Pack 3
- Intel(R)
- Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz
- 2.79Ghz, 512MB of Ram
- 18.4 GB used out of 37.2 GB of HD
I don't' know much about the video card, but it looks like a decent one. :S
I already put the computers settings to take it as "Customize for Performance", and worked, but only by 4-20%.
Then, I removed all start-up programs, and it too, increased the speed, but found out that it takes even longer to load Explorer.
After that, I gave up, and told myself it must be the RAM (at that time I didn't know the computer's specs), and said must be a little bit. But, figured it wasn't that, so I tried the HD, and that didn't' turn out so well either.
Then, I just gave up, and tried to see if anything else worked, but failed.
Can anyone out there give me some advice on how to handle this?
Thanks,
MasterChief0312