One good way to learn as a beginner is to watch POVs of the pros through STVs or streams.
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#9
General computer slowdown
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Hardware
WaldoEDIT: Tried opening Firefox, IE, Chrome, Comodo, and Opera at the same time, after they were all booted up I noticed a significant increase in the rapidity of dropping frames. I'll be going along steadily at 300 and then suddenly drop to ~60 for a few seconds and then stabilize back to 300 over time.
Are you connected to your wireless and plugged in at the same time? That happened to me.
posted about 11 years ago
#8
General computer slowdown
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Hardware
Try doing stuff with the internet cable unplugged, and see if it happens. I honestly cannot think of why this problem would occur now, without anything changed.
posted about 11 years ago
#6
General computer slowdown
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Hardware
I might have had this problem before, does the problem intensify when you are using a program with internet?
posted about 11 years ago