Built first computer, 50-100% cpu on idle

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#1 bluemantan
Member since 2011 • 320 Posts

Hi,

So I recently built my first PC however I am encountering some problems running it.

First of all:

600w coolermaster psu

i5 2400

6770 1gb

gigabyte P67A-D3-B3

500gb 7200rpm western digital drive

4gb ddr3 1333 patriot ram

Even just after booting up, my computer is very slow. The w7 gadget or widget thing that measures cpu usage constantly has it between 50 and 100%.

What is wrong? Any help would be appreciated - thanks.

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#2 gmaster456
Member since 2008 • 7569 Posts

Hi,

So I recently built my first PC however I am encountering some problems running it.

First of all:

600w coolermaster psu

i5 2400

6770 1gb

gigabyte P67A-D3-B3

500gb 7200rpm western digital drive

4gb ddr3 1333 patriot ram

Even just after booting up, my computer is very slow. The w7 gadget or widget thing that measures cpu usage constantly has it between 50 and 100%.

What is wrong? Any help would be appreciated - thanks.

bluemantan

Go to taskmanager and see if windows media player network sharing service is running. That eats up a lot of resources. I had problems with it eating up CPU and RAM. I had no idea how it got turned on.

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#3 kaitanuvax
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Antivirus scan?

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#4 bluemantan
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Antivirus scan?

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I installed burnout paradise and I am getting 5-10fps... very annoyed. I haven't installed anything on it besides chrome, origin, steam, and burnout paradise. No idea what could be slowing it down.
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#5 Richard_The_Gr8
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Take it apart and put it all back together again?

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#6 Chris_53
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Is your CPU running too hot ? what are the temps in the BIOS ?
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#8 darkmagician06
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most likely software related. like some have suggested take a picture of the task manager process tab.
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#9 Truth_Hurts_U
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Ctr + Alt + Del

Start Task Manager

Processes Tab

Look for anything using more then 1-3% CPU for an extended period of time.

Once you see, then you can fix it by right clicking the file and going to file location. Make any changes needed (un-install if need be).