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Presto · 08-22-2012, 02:15 PM

1. Go into task manager (CTRL+SHIFT+ESC).
2. Go to Processes tab
3. Click on CPU column to sort in descending order
4. See if any process is taking up a lot of CPU.

Running idle, you'll see a lot of process hit 1 or 2%. There might be something that's eating up the CPU, though. Recently, i had similar issues. Mine were caused by a Xerox app that was using 20-30% CPU every 5 seconds, and caused my YouTube viewing to stutter.

08-22-2012, 02:15 PM	#4
Presto Zombie Mod Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Langley Posts: 9,956 Thanked 5,279 Times in 1,592 Posts Failed 120 Times in 54 Posts Member's Picture Albums	1. Go into task manager (CTRL+SHIFT+ESC). 2. Go to Processes tab 3. Click on CPU column to sort in descending order 4. See if any process is taking up a lot of CPU. Running idle, you'll see a lot of process hit 1 or 2%. There might be something that's eating up the CPU, though. Recently, i had similar issues. Mine were caused by a Xerox app that was using 20-30% CPU every 5 seconds, and caused my YouTube viewing to stutter. __________________ Romans 10:9