F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop PC runs slowly initially but becomes smooth once it starts up again.

PC runs slowly initially but becomes smooth once it starts up again.

PC runs slowly initially but becomes smooth once it starts up again.

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regenboogkoek
Junior Member
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01-13-2020, 09:42 AM
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Hey guys, I've been facing some strange problems with my PC. It seems to lag right after the first boot—very unresponsive and the whole system slows down. I think it's still lagging even after a second boot, but the issue persists for a while. A quick fix is to restart it again and the lag disappears. My specs are 5900x, 3080ftw ultra, Corsair 32GB RAM. I suspect the 5900x might be the culprit, since I recently saw a blue screen after booting and it isn<|pad|>. It's not overclocked. Could this be related to the power supply? I have an old EVGA 850W unit about six years old. Also, today I encountered another odd problem: after the first boot, my main and side monitor went black, then blanked completely. The mouse cursor appeared on the side monitor with a blank screen, but after a few seconds everything normalized. I checked Task Manager right away—everything was running at low load except one tab using a lot of power. It's really weird.
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regenboogkoek
01-13-2020, 09:42 AM #1

Hey guys, I've been facing some strange problems with my PC. It seems to lag right after the first boot—very unresponsive and the whole system slows down. I think it's still lagging even after a second boot, but the issue persists for a while. A quick fix is to restart it again and the lag disappears. My specs are 5900x, 3080ftw ultra, Corsair 32GB RAM. I suspect the 5900x might be the culprit, since I recently saw a blue screen after booting and it isn<|pad|>. It's not overclocked. Could this be related to the power supply? I have an old EVGA 850W unit about six years old. Also, today I encountered another odd problem: after the first boot, my main and side monitor went black, then blanked completely. The mouse cursor appeared on the side monitor with a blank screen, but after a few seconds everything normalized. I checked Task Manager right away—everything was running at low load except one tab using a lot of power. It's really weird.

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MinecraftEuan
Member
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01-16-2020, 03:03 PM
#2
Upgrading the power supply is usually a smart move, but it seems like the issue might be related to the SSD. You could try a different SSD or reinstall Windows.
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MinecraftEuan
01-16-2020, 03:03 PM #2

Upgrading the power supply is usually a smart move, but it seems like the issue might be related to the SSD. You could try a different SSD or reinstall Windows.

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bmarzano
Senior Member
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01-24-2020, 01:36 PM
#3
Is this also active in safe mode? I’d look to see if any unwanted programs launch when the system starts.
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bmarzano
01-24-2020, 01:36 PM #3

Is this also active in safe mode? I’d look to see if any unwanted programs launch when the system starts.

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XaLoRoX
Junior Member
39
02-11-2020, 01:17 AM
#4
your c drive ssd is likely quite old, possibly 6 to 7 years. you might want to consider a safe method to move the data without altering any settings. i checked its health three or four times using diskinfo, and everything looked normal. you could back up your files first, then proceed with the transfer to a new ssd.
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XaLoRoX
02-11-2020, 01:17 AM #4

your c drive ssd is likely quite old, possibly 6 to 7 years. you might want to consider a safe method to move the data without altering any settings. i checked its health three or four times using diskinfo, and everything looked normal. you could back up your files first, then proceed with the transfer to a new ssd.

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epicallee
Member
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02-18-2020, 10:12 PM
#5
This situation hasn't caught my attention either. I searched for any suspicious programs, but most of the odd-looking files seem to be legitimate system files. When I power off the PC, even immediately after startup, Windows indicates some applications are running and keeps a task manager window open for about ten seconds before shutting down. I’d like to reinstall Windows, but I’m hesitant because I don’t want to reconfigure everything just in case I make mistakes.
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epicallee
02-18-2020, 10:12 PM #5

This situation hasn't caught my attention either. I searched for any suspicious programs, but most of the odd-looking files seem to be legitimate system files. When I power off the PC, even immediately after startup, Windows indicates some applications are running and keeps a task manager window open for about ten seconds before shutting down. I’d like to reinstall Windows, but I’m hesitant because I don’t want to reconfigure everything just in case I make mistakes.