I was wondering, even though there is 74% of RAm that can be used, 83% of CPU that can be used, why does the computer use only a part of the resources.
Is there any use if I upgrade to a Core 2 Duo or Quad. Not that I am going to, but wanted to know the theory.
Other SPECS:
Hard disks: 2 of them. Both are SAMSUNG SATA 7200 RPM
PSU: Cooler Master 600W
GPU: Nvidia 7300 GS
Mother Borad: Intel 945 GCNL
Softwares:
OS:Windows XP
Programs Run:
Advnaced Windows Care - for cleaning the registry
Windows Defragmenter
Hard Disk 1: 90% free
Hard Disk 2: 5% free
Message edited by srbworld on 06-24-2008 at 10:58:54 AM
AVG is scanning the HDD. The only resource it uses a lot, is your HDD.
If you want it to go faster, you need to defrag your drive, and or use less of the drive.
HDD drives are funny. The fuller they get, the slower they get. I try to never have more than 25% of a drive filled. That usually keeps the speed up.
the registry is something that should be left alone, as for those incorrect entry's - no need to worry.
a Core2 series cpu regardless will make things a whole lot quicker, but is still somewhat limited by the hdd
as for the resource usage - load of bs, the % means nothing as windows reserves resources and so on - hard to tell what its actually taking and leaving etc ready for apps.
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