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Possible Causes for CPU 100% when playing flash content

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by Guest 07, Jun 1, 2014.

  1. Guest 07

    Guest 07 Registered Members

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    Hi

    my recently upgraded pc details here

    Whenever I play games particular flash games also any flash content my CPU stays at 100% it goes back down when I am done ..any ideas

    most likely it is just my system i just thought i would get some feedback on possible causes and anything I may do to improve things.

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    JokersWild75
     
    Guest 07, Jun 1, 2014
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  3. Rich M

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    Hi Joker,
    One of the main differences between a Core 2 Duo or any top of the line Cpu is that the better cpu has a larger "desk space" or space within which to perform the job say than a Celeron Cpu as you have so the Celeron will have to work a lot harder to do the same job the Core2 Duo would have to. Where that is an old pc I would believe there is little difference between the Celeron Cpu or the top notch Pentium or Core2 Duo of the day but the performance should be a lot better.
     
    Rich M, Jun 1, 2014
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  4. Guest 07

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    Hi

    thanks rich

    thought as much. I was mainly asking out of intrest have no actual plans to change the CPU just now as most other thing function ok.


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    JokersWild75
     
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  5. Rich M

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    Yeah I figured as much and I am really not suggesting you do.
     
    Rich M, Jun 1, 2014
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  6. Guest 07

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    Hi Rich

    Indeed I knew what you meant and thanks again Rich from me and my old system :lg_rofl: :big_ha:

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    Jokerswild75
     
    Guest 07, Jun 1, 2014
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