laptop gaming getting bad

aradhaya10

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Nov 26, 2012
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My laptop is an asus k53sd that has 4gigs of ram and 2gb of nvidia 610m graphics card.its an old processor intel i3-2350m @2.3ghz
It is about 4 years old and everything runs fine except games
I used to play borderlands 2 and smite etc without any laggs on windows 7 that came with the laptop.
But I experienced some ram leaks from google chrome and svchost
But and soon it became unuseable I formatted it and put on windows 8 which worked pretty good too thanks to the asus drivers readily available and I was playing my games really well with a good fps at low graphic detail
But then they suddenly started having frame laggs and since then it has affected dota 2 also and I dont know why
I brought my pc bak to windows 7 ultimate and downloaded the asus original drivers and it is working quite good but im still having the frame laggs and im quite tired of them so if u guys could suggest anything...the only thing I didnt do is a clean install I left my d and e drives alive which had the games and some media files alone...rest everything was wiped from c drive and I have allocated 55gigs of space to system drive
Any help would be very much appreciated so I can get it bak to its peak performance
Thank u dear folks of tomshardware for ure unlimited knowledge and help
 
@DeathRabit
I dont really clean it much myself have had the whole laptop cleaned 1ce or twice...yeah ill get the temp monitor.
Thank u DeathRabit

@unreal9400
I know its not for hardcore gaming but the ones that were working on low details should work is all I was wondering
Especially dota 2 coz that at low graph is basically really low and league of legends works so dota 2 should
Also I am not expecting crysis, titanfall, mk x stuff to work but the ones that did shouldn't be framing like borderlands 2 , dota 2, modern warfare 3 etc
So just wondering... If it's a software or OS issue or should I get the hardware tested...
Thank u very much for ure replies
Thinking I'll run a couple of benchmarks along with the temp monitor and see