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Slow Windows 7(iBuypower Disc)

Started by thepcnerd , Nov 05 2010 12:29 AM

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#1 thepcnerd

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Posted 05 November 2010 - 12:29 AM

Back in December 2009 I bought a computer from iBuypower. I have just recently noticed how slow the install is because I got a new copy of Windows 7 for my 13inch MacBook Pro(2.66 Core2, 4GB RAM) and it seems to run games faster and be more stable. Could it just be a early version of 7 that is causing the problem? or is it hardware?

iBuyPower Specs:
Core i7 OCed 3.2GHz
12GB RAM at 1600Mhz
2x1TB RAID 0 HDD
ASUS P6T SE
ATI 5850 1GB

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Posted 05 November 2010 - 11:00 AM

Your over clock maybe causing it to slow down.

Heat can cause issues with Hardware, and can you post pictures of the insides of your case.

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#3 thepcnerd

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Posted 06 November 2010 - 01:14 AM

Oh, k

I don't really want to put pictures up as my bandwidth is small...but it is a NZXT PanzerBox, and its pretty crowded in there, ill put it back at stock and test it. This seams to be a good point because when I had it at 3.6 it was slightly slower.

I have a CoolerMaster V8 as the cooler. If I get a better cooler(CoolerMaster V10) would that help any?

Thanks