My core 2 quad 2.4 ghz (q6600) is lagging .....
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..please help me ...my processor is all okay..but while it crosses 50 degree Celsius temperature in games it is lagging for 20-25 seconds ..then again and again ...my psu is value top 500w ...motherboard is msi g41 p33 combo....
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johnnyb105
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A lot of thing could be going on since you got a older cpu have you cleaned your heatsink fan out maybe put new thermal paste on what are you lagging with please explain?
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oh..thank u jhonmyb105 ....It has no problem is normal condition....Very fast and i can do any type of multitasking easily...But problem is when i open games ( ex - call of duty ) at certain time while crossing 51-55 degree Celsius temperature games are lagging ......hope it will help...
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It sounds like what I would get trying to play on a board using integrated graphics for a while.
Looking up your motherboard, it does look as if there is integrated graphics.
You have no discrete graphics card, correct?
Could you at one time play these games without the 20-25 second lag periods?
Often with integrated graphics in my experience, after a while and overtime even with the same games that can play average without these lag periods, it will start to wear down. Performance over a year or two can be the introduction to these sudden pauses as the graphics attempts to keep up.
The first thing you want to take inspection of is the dust in your case, in the heatsink, cpu fan, any other fans in the case, etc. Heat can be a major cause of things slowing down. If there looks like there is "matting" in the fans or the heatsink and cpu fan, then there is a major issue with is fortunately easy to take care of.
Looking up your motherboard, it does look as if there is integrated graphics.
You have no discrete graphics card, correct?
Could you at one time play these games without the 20-25 second lag periods?
Often with integrated graphics in my experience, after a while and overtime even with the same games that can play average without these lag periods, it will start to wear down. Performance over a year or two can be the introduction to these sudden pauses as the graphics attempts to keep up.
The first thing you want to take inspection of is the dust in your case, in the heatsink, cpu fan, any other fans in the case, etc. Heat can be a major cause of things slowing down. If there looks like there is "matting" in the fans or the heatsink and cpu fan, then there is a major issue with is fortunately easy to take care of.
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