Windows 10
GT 740M
8GB RAM DDR3
i3-4000m 2.4ghz
Hey, so I've recently been having this problem with my harddrive. I don't know how it happened but it became slower and slower over the past weeks. I fully realised it when my Steam download dropped to 0 bytes every 10 seconds or so, dropping from a steady 6mb/s... This is so annoying. I can't even download the game because it takes so long. I don't know how to fix this but whenever I download - this is what is in my task manager - A screenshot of my task manager
Also a note, my HDD or fan [ don't know which one ] spin extremely loudly occasionally and strangely enough I replaced my HDD before. It's not a normal whirring sound, it's as if something like a warfare is going down in that one particular section. It mostly happens when I keep my laptop on for 10 minutes or so after it last turned on, before going away or quieting down. It also happens when I play games like CS:GO, dropping my frames from a steady 200 to 30ish. Please help me, I can't afford to spend another 70£ or so on replacement parts.
GT 740M
8GB RAM DDR3
i3-4000m 2.4ghz
Hey, so I've recently been having this problem with my harddrive. I don't know how it happened but it became slower and slower over the past weeks. I fully realised it when my Steam download dropped to 0 bytes every 10 seconds or so, dropping from a steady 6mb/s... This is so annoying. I can't even download the game because it takes so long. I don't know how to fix this but whenever I download - this is what is in my task manager - A screenshot of my task manager
Also a note, my HDD or fan [ don't know which one ] spin extremely loudly occasionally and strangely enough I replaced my HDD before. It's not a normal whirring sound, it's as if something like a warfare is going down in that one particular section. It mostly happens when I keep my laptop on for 10 minutes or so after it last turned on, before going away or quieting down. It also happens when I play games like CS:GO, dropping my frames from a steady 200 to 30ish. Please help me, I can't afford to spend another 70£ or so on replacement parts.
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