It is windows 10. I'm admittedly not great on the software side of things.
It is windows 10. I'm admittedly not great on the software side of things.
This is something I keep hearing repeatedly from people who have windows 10:
It's just too slow.
or
It ran great before windows 10.
I mean, if you're looking for a performance upgrade, the latest and greatest seldom is. You have the minimum requirements met for windows 10 but I've seen computers that should be just fine being as slow as snot when 10 was put on there.
Now that's not to say that this is absolutely your problem. I'm just sharing what I have observed. It's just something to keep in mind. Newer OSs don't tend to do as well on budget builds.
This is something I keep hearing repeatedly from people who have windows 10:
>It's just too slow.
or
>It ran great before windows 10.
I mean, if you're looking for a performance upgrade, the latest and greatest seldom is. You have the minimum requirements met for windows 10 but I've seen computers that should be just fine being as slow as snot when 10 was put on there.
Now that's not to say that this is absolutely your problem. I'm just sharing what I have observed. It's just something to keep in mind. Newer OSs don't tend to do as well on budget builds.
Also, what's your OS? If you're running Windows 10, that sucks down resources like an alcoholic on New Year's Eve. You might consider Windows 8.1 as an "upgrade" if you want to squeeze as much power out of your resources as you can since 8.1 is lighter than 10.