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High Cpu/Disk Usage when gaming

High Cpu/Disk Usage when gaming

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hunthorsegirl
Member
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05-11-2016, 02:20 AM
#1
Here’s a rewritten version of your text, aiming for clarity and conciseness:

You're experiencing significant performance issues when running [Game Name], primarily due to CPU and disk bottlenecks. The system consistently maxes out at 60-70% CPU usage, frequently spiking to 100%, alongside high disk activity (5-10% to 100%). This suggests the current hardware configuration is struggling to handle the game’s demands.
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hunthorsegirl
05-11-2016, 02:20 AM #1

Here’s a rewritten version of your text, aiming for clarity and conciseness:

You're experiencing significant performance issues when running [Game Name], primarily due to CPU and disk bottlenecks. The system consistently maxes out at 60-70% CPU usage, frequently spiking to 100%, alongside high disk activity (5-10% to 100%). This suggests the current hardware configuration is struggling to handle the game’s demands.

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piff2222
Member
57
05-11-2016, 07:27 AM
#2
it must be your 8 gb ram mate
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piff2222
05-11-2016, 07:27 AM #2

it must be your 8 gb ram mate

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MrN1G4PT
Member
242
05-12-2016, 12:21 PM
#3
Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and addressing the underlying question:

“You’re asking about upgrading your computer’s RAM because you want to run programs faster and more smoothly. More RAM allows your computer to handle more information at once – think of it like having more space in your memory – so that when you’re running those programs, they don't have to wait for data to be loaded from the hard drive, which is much slower. Essentially, more RAM means a faster and more responsive system.”
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MrN1G4PT
05-12-2016, 12:21 PM #3

Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and addressing the underlying question:

“You’re asking about upgrading your computer’s RAM because you want to run programs faster and more smoothly. More RAM allows your computer to handle more information at once – think of it like having more space in your memory – so that when you’re running those programs, they don't have to wait for data to be loaded from the hard drive, which is much slower. Essentially, more RAM means a faster and more responsive system.”

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Diego097
Member
101
05-12-2016, 04:37 PM
#4
Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and removing redundant phrasing:

“The question about needing more RAM stems from users demanding higher performance in games like Fortnite. Currently, 16GB of RAM is becoming standard, even for demanding titles. 32GB is increasingly common for those seeking top-tier gaming experiences or working with large files. Essentially, the current generation of applications and games are designed to utilize more memory than basic systems provide.”
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Diego097
05-12-2016, 04:37 PM #4

Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and removing redundant phrasing:

“The question about needing more RAM stems from users demanding higher performance in games like Fortnite. Currently, 16GB of RAM is becoming standard, even for demanding titles. 32GB is increasingly common for those seeking top-tier gaming experiences or working with large files. Essentially, the current generation of applications and games are designed to utilize more memory than basic systems provide.”

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ben_dudester
Junior Member
1
05-28-2016, 09:56 AM
#5
Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and key takeaways:

The conversation centers around upgrading RAM for a computer, likely for gaming or running demanding applications. The repeated mention of “8GB” and “16GB” highlights the typical amount of RAM used by modern computers, particularly when playing games like Fortnite. However, the speaker’s own RAM usage (around 6GB) is surprisingly low despite having 8 GB installed.

The reasons for needing more RAM are discussed:

* **16GB is standard:** 16GB of RAM has become the baseline amount for many users and applications, especially games that benefit from having a lot of memory available.
* **Fortnite's requirements:** Specifically, Fortnite requires a significant amount of RAM to run smoothly (32 GB).
* **Future-proofing:** Increasing RAM beyond 16GB (like 32GB) is recommended for users who want to future-proof their system and handle more resource-intensive tasks.

The speaker's low RAM usage despite having 8GB installed suggests that their current configuration might be sufficient for their typical workload, making the need for an additional upgrade less urgent. It’s a reminder that RAM usage can vary greatly depending on how the computer is used.
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ben_dudester
05-28-2016, 09:56 AM #5

Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and key takeaways:

The conversation centers around upgrading RAM for a computer, likely for gaming or running demanding applications. The repeated mention of “8GB” and “16GB” highlights the typical amount of RAM used by modern computers, particularly when playing games like Fortnite. However, the speaker’s own RAM usage (around 6GB) is surprisingly low despite having 8 GB installed.

The reasons for needing more RAM are discussed:

* **16GB is standard:** 16GB of RAM has become the baseline amount for many users and applications, especially games that benefit from having a lot of memory available.
* **Fortnite's requirements:** Specifically, Fortnite requires a significant amount of RAM to run smoothly (32 GB).
* **Future-proofing:** Increasing RAM beyond 16GB (like 32GB) is recommended for users who want to future-proof their system and handle more resource-intensive tasks.

The speaker's low RAM usage despite having 8GB installed suggests that their current configuration might be sufficient for their typical workload, making the need for an additional upgrade less urgent. It’s a reminder that RAM usage can vary greatly depending on how the computer is used.

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05-29-2016, 08:40 AM
#6
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
it must be your 8 gb ram mate
Everyone has been answering this lol. Does this RAM upgrade I need have any specific reason? I get that I need more RAM I just don't understand why.
16 gb is the basic these days even for a game like fortnite . other than that people are strating to use 32 gb
but my ram usage usually stays at 5.7-6GB, why would I need 8 more GB if there's 2 left
well 2 things come to mind you're not using an ssd for your fortnite and it could be your windows 10 just aswell .
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iIPotatoChipIi
05-29-2016, 08:40 AM #6

matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
it must be your 8 gb ram mate
Everyone has been answering this lol. Does this RAM upgrade I need have any specific reason? I get that I need more RAM I just don't understand why.
16 gb is the basic these days even for a game like fortnite . other than that people are strating to use 32 gb
but my ram usage usually stays at 5.7-6GB, why would I need 8 more GB if there's 2 left
well 2 things come to mind you're not using an ssd for your fortnite and it could be your windows 10 just aswell .

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CrazyPuppyDJ
Member
50
05-30-2016, 10:16 AM
#7
Here’s a rewritten version of the text, aiming for clarity and flow:

“This conversation is about upgrading my computer’s RAM. Someone suggested I need 8GB more, even though I have 2GB left over, but I'm not sure why. Initially, someone recommended 16GB for games like Fortnite, and others suggest 32GB. However, my usual RAM usage is only around 6GB.

The main reasons people suggested this upgrade are twofold: Firstly, many people play demanding games like Fortnite without an SSD, which significantly slows things down. Secondly, Windows 10 itself can be quite resource-intensive. An SSD would drastically improve performance, and understanding how Windows 10 utilizes RAM could help determine if I truly need the extra memory.”
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CrazyPuppyDJ
05-30-2016, 10:16 AM #7

Here’s a rewritten version of the text, aiming for clarity and flow:

“This conversation is about upgrading my computer’s RAM. Someone suggested I need 8GB more, even though I have 2GB left over, but I'm not sure why. Initially, someone recommended 16GB for games like Fortnite, and others suggest 32GB. However, my usual RAM usage is only around 6GB.

The main reasons people suggested this upgrade are twofold: Firstly, many people play demanding games like Fortnite without an SSD, which significantly slows things down. Secondly, Windows 10 itself can be quite resource-intensive. An SSD would drastically improve performance, and understanding how Windows 10 utilizes RAM could help determine if I truly need the extra memory.”

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Lufishi
Junior Member
20
05-30-2016, 06:43 PM
#8
more RAM intensive. It’s not a huge deal, but it’s something to consider.
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Lufishi
05-30-2016, 06:43 PM #8

more RAM intensive. It’s not a huge deal, but it’s something to consider.

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Jenuax
Member
174
06-05-2016, 07:02 AM
#9
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
it must be your 8 gb ram mate
Everyone has been answering this lol. Does this RAM upgrade I need have any specific reason? I get that I need more RAM I just don't understand why.
16 gb is the basic these days even for a game like fortnite . other than that people are strating to use 32 gb
but my ram usage usually stays at 5.7-6GB, why would I need 8 more GB if there's 2 left
well 2 things come to mind you're not using an ssd for your fortnite and it could be your windows 10 just aswell .
I'm planning on getting an ssd. And what exactly in windows 10?
what windows are you using ? windows 10 is resource hungry with every new update or release it gets more
Windows 10 Home version 1803
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Jenuax
06-05-2016, 07:02 AM #9

bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
matbuvas :
bniknafs9 :
it must be your 8 gb ram mate
Everyone has been answering this lol. Does this RAM upgrade I need have any specific reason? I get that I need more RAM I just don't understand why.
16 gb is the basic these days even for a game like fortnite . other than that people are strating to use 32 gb
but my ram usage usually stays at 5.7-6GB, why would I need 8 more GB if there's 2 left
well 2 things come to mind you're not using an ssd for your fortnite and it could be your windows 10 just aswell .
I'm planning on getting an ssd. And what exactly in windows 10?
what windows are you using ? windows 10 is resource hungry with every new update or release it gets more
Windows 10 Home version 1803

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selamo
Member
59
06-09-2016, 01:58 AM
#10
I need an 8 GB RAM upgrade because my Fortnite usage stays at 5.7-6GB, and I’m planning on getting an SSD and upgrading Windows 10 Home version 1803, which is resource-hungry. A small SSD with a matching RAM stick will improve my Fortnite experience.
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selamo
06-09-2016, 01:58 AM #10

I need an 8 GB RAM upgrade because my Fortnite usage stays at 5.7-6GB, and I’m planning on getting an SSD and upgrading Windows 10 Home version 1803, which is resource-hungry. A small SSD with a matching RAM stick will improve my Fortnite experience.

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