So is there any drivers that i can buy to speed up my cpu?

[dude8462]

At first my cpu was just lagging when i play games but now its lagging when i do other things...so i was wondering if there was anything i could do or buy to stop the lagg?

I have a windows vista home premium

i guess i know at least the basics of cpu...a little more or less...

 

[richc46]

I think that following these rules will be your best course of action. Not looking for special drivers.

To maintain your computer

10 Tips on How to Properly Maintain Your Computer

Steps that I did not notice on the guide include:

Running a scan disc before doing a defrag

Using Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes.

Making System Restore points, at least once a week

Makaing a system Image once a month (varies by user)

Not relying on your A/V common sense, should prevail. You know of many sites can cause a problem.

Do not use any reg cleaning or optimizing software.

Download and use Ccleaner. about once every two months
http://www.piriform.com/

If you follow these instructions, you will be trouble free for a long time to come.

Be sure to back up your hard drive about once a month (varies by user) and to keeep system restore points up to date.

Optimize Windows 7




Tips on Troubleshooting Game Issues - Windows 7 Forums

 

[dude8462]

but i have a question if my cpu is completely up to date and everything will my cpu still lagg? will i just have to get a new cpu our buy somthing to fix it?

 

[dude8462]

i have a question how do i keep my cpu usage down? my usage fluctuates between 20 and 90...is this normal? if not what can i do to keep it down? Registry mechanics said it was system idle processes.

 

[Ex_Brit]

System Idle is exactly what it says....if it says 90% then it means only 10% of your CPU is being used.

Don't use Registry Cleaners/Compactors, they can remove vital keys and actually cause more trouble than they are supposed to clean up.

My system fluctuates in much the same way as yours as I have several programmes running in the background constantly - it's normal.

The easiest way to speed up a PC is to add more memory but a 32-bit system is limited to around 3 or 4gb, 64-bit much more of course.