Hey ya'll,
Within the last month Windows prompted me to update to their newest version with all of the windows defender updates and other useless shenanigans. Whatever. Basically I did it and since around that time any application, video, or process that is cpu intensive runs horridly!
After two weeks of messing with hardware, screwing with my bios, and reinstalling every reinstall-able driver (to no avail) I hit a dead end. So, in my sad corner of defeat, I opened my task manager earlier today, went to the performance tab and noticed something peculiar. At this time I had photoshop rendering a panorama, bridge moving photos, a few chrome tabs up, and rocket league minimized. Guess what my task manager utilization is, capped out at exactly 20%.
WHAT?
After all of my tinkering and it turns out something is capping my cpu's performance and I could have just looked in my task manager?!
What do I do now guys. Need some real answers, none of that check my antivirus/hardware specs stuff. I have new tech, built for gaming that operated 100% perfectly two months ago. What changed and how do I change it back. xd
Here is the only similar post I can find on the internet to my issue. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3371928/cpu-constant-usage-max-clockspeed.html
Within the last month Windows prompted me to update to their newest version with all of the windows defender updates and other useless shenanigans. Whatever. Basically I did it and since around that time any application, video, or process that is cpu intensive runs horridly!
After two weeks of messing with hardware, screwing with my bios, and reinstalling every reinstall-able driver (to no avail) I hit a dead end. So, in my sad corner of defeat, I opened my task manager earlier today, went to the performance tab and noticed something peculiar. At this time I had photoshop rendering a panorama, bridge moving photos, a few chrome tabs up, and rocket league minimized. Guess what my task manager utilization is, capped out at exactly 20%.
WHAT?
After all of my tinkering and it turns out something is capping my cpu's performance and I could have just looked in my task manager?!
What do I do now guys. Need some real answers, none of that check my antivirus/hardware specs stuff. I have new tech, built for gaming that operated 100% perfectly two months ago. What changed and how do I change it back. xd
Here is the only similar post I can find on the internet to my issue. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3371928/cpu-constant-usage-max-clockspeed.html
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