Computer slow after a Blue Screen.

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Beebles1990

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Computer Specs:
HP-Pavillion
OS: Windows 7 Professional
1TB Memory
Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) 9150e Quad-core Processor, 1800 Mhz
RAM: 4GB

Ever since my Blue Screen my computer has been very slow. I went from 50-60FPS on my games, down to 15-20FPS on even lower setting than before. Videos are choppy and stutter even after being fully loaded. Programs take 1-2m to even pull up sometimes.

I'm not sure if the BSOD was because something broke in my computer, or what it would be that broke. If there's anyway to pinpoint what is broken so it can be replaced, I would be extremely greatful. Any help in this situation is very much appericiated!

 
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Beebles1990

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I'm trying to run both, the Sfc /scannow is taking a long time.

 
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Beebles1990

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Sorry for the delayed response, both test took awhile. The Sfc /scannow and Chkdsk both came back clean and showed nothing as bad.
 
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Your symptoms point to a bad HD or a something providing a bottleneck at that level whether it be software or hardware. However the test coming back clean partially clears the HD, you may have something more difficult to troubleshoot going on and I don't really know where to start. Keep an eye out for more symptoms and check the error logs from the last crash.
 
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Beebles1990

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Would it help if I posted the minidumps from the blue screens? I don't know where to start looking.

 
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