Comparing the Core i5 6200U and the Core 2 Duo E7500 highlights their differences in performance and features.
Comparing the Core i5 6200U and the Core 2 Duo E7500 highlights their differences in performance and features.
I'll think about purchasing a 2 GB DDR2 RAM. By disregarding the Geekbench score, it's clear my laptop isn't handling the Core i5 well—Windows 10 lags even after a fresh setup more than twice. Even with DDR3, performance drops significantly. All drivers are installed properly, yet I'm still encountering many problems. Could you recommend software that helps remove unnecessary and unused memory?
Open the startup directory with a keyboard shortcut. Remove any files present there and then reboot the computer.
On a fresh install? Has it always been this slow, or is it developing new? Potentially the HDD is beginning to fail. You can check this with HWinfo. You'll get a summary view like this: Spoiler If you have a yellow triangle beside the SATA device, that would indicate the drive is beginning to fail. I'd highly recommend upgrading to an SSD if that is the case.
The folder is currently empty. Every time I boot up my PC, I need to clear the %temp% directory before restarting to maintain optimal performance. It runs smoothly for about 30 minutes or longer, but eventually it slows down again after some time.
It seems like your RAM and CPU aren't being used while launching the PC, which could point to a problem with malware.
I just reinstalled Windows, but after about 10 to 12 days it starts acting like a sucking laptop again, just like before.