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PC suddenly running really slow

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steem

steem

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I did nothing to my PC, but now has pretty high RAM usage compared to before, and whenever I load into Rocket League or Apex legends the game crashes because it jumps from 50% ram usage to 100%. Also loading websites in general is very slow on Chrome. Any ideas on what might be the problem? Would i need to open the PC?
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#2
Let’s see a couple logs from the machine so that we can see what is going on. Also, have you checked the machine for malware?


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#3
Just mentioning the obvious;

You only have a single stick of RAM which means that it can only work in single channel as opposed to dual channel which means that you are only getting 50% of the performance that the RAM is capable of and this is both causing a bottleneck and using up all of the RAM.

Being that the OP revisited the forum but did not provide the information requested by Mal we are not in a position to offer up anything further at this time.
 
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