SilverRain162 :
I've been all over the forums every where but none of the solutions have helped whenever i watch a video the audio is perfectly fine but the video itself is quite laggy the computer i'm using i built out of old laptop parts I've found all the drivers including the motherboard sensitive ones things like skype run fine and i'm on chrome so its not my flash player and I've run CCleaner everyday as well as the browser cleaner in chrome to see if that would help, my computer specs are
Compaq Presario V2405US
RAM 894mb DDR
150GB HDD
Processor mobile AMD Sempron 3000+
Graphics card ATI readeon xpress 200m
oh and connection spee is fine cause i wath youtube on other devices at 720p no problem
any help would be great thanks
The video chip is only 32MB, the CPU is Socket A with only 38million die transistors which is inbetween a Pentium III and one of the first Pentium 4 Willamette of only 1.6-1.7 Ghz.. and the RAM seems is not compatible in speed or a module is damaged... with 896MB detected you are probably running two 512MB modules so one is only registering 384MB from 512MB.
Suggestions:
1. Try replacing the bad RAM module with one of the same speed as the other module, or if possible replace both modules with DDR PC3200 or DDR PC2700, DDR (non-ECC) for a total of 2GB.
2. As for the CPU it's a Sempron 3000+ which had a small caché so it was not so good and by now to slow.. You could replace it with a
Athlon XP-M.
3. The graphics chip could do better if you remove any custom Display settings. That is, use the Windows Classic Theme, and configure the Control Panel > System > Advanced > Performance > Settings > Adjust for Best Performance.
4. Disable some Windows Services like remote assistance and all related sevices, remote registry, computer browser, server, telnet, telephony, etc. To disable other services, search for information on "which Windows XP Services can be safely disabled".
5. To optimize system performance, apply the suggestions I gave here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1863469/slow.html
6. Another option would be to install a OS that's appropriate for your low resources hardware. Maybe enlighten your XP with "nLite" or install a Linux distro. Links here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1964042/computer-complete-cleaning-figure.html