Are your web pages usually breaking?
Are your web pages usually breaking?
The page won't work right now; just wait or let it close. The same problem shows up when using SumatraPDF Viewer, which is a very light open-source PDF viewer. I'm trying to read my books and scroll through the pages, but it's not smooth at all.
Two partitions show up in Task Manager as 32GB total. That shouldn't mean I have that much RAM though, right? I didn't test it yet because I already ran a test on safe mode. Same PDF file on my desk computer which is dual-core and an eighth-gen processor. It has only one piece of RAM but holds eight gigabytes total, while the laptop has way more and feels much faster and snappier when opening that same PDF or anything else.
There are two drives with these sizes: 243 gigabytes on one, 231 gigabytes on the other. Drive C has 80 gigabytes left free, and Drive D is completely full.
Windows update changes might cause problems, and sometimes they show up like old computer memory issues. Running a memtest could help find the problem, even if it just gives one small hint.
Should I buy more RAM for my laptop? Are there two sticks already that run at 2133 MHz? Do I need to look for one with higher speed, or am the i7-6820hq limited to 2133 MHz?