Youtube + Games lagging

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Hey guys i need some advice. So before this i made the discussion about "When i turn on youtube and start videos in 1080p it starts lagg" so guys tell me reinstall browser reinstall player i did that but i did pc restart to. So videos stop lag in 1080p , but now i can tell you what really happened. When i turn on my pc and then turn on youtube i can run videos in 1080p and they will go fine but if i allow pc be on more then 1h youtube videos starts lagg. Btw when i play some game like League of Legends and play some music on youtube game starts lagging. When i bought pc ( one year before) i can play youtube videos in 1080p no lag and i can play league of legends&youtube videos and it was fine no lag nothing.

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4430 CPU @ 3.00GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.0GHz
Memory: 8192MB RAM
Card name: AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series
Display Memory: 1712 MB
Dedicated Memory: 2025 MB
Net_Speed: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3661834954

Btw im paying for my ISP about 5 ears and i dont think that is problem(bz that was one of replyes before)

P.S. Sorry for my bad english

 

[Obnoxious]

To be honest, it sounds as if you have a lot of bloatware installed; they may not necessarily be infections, but software which runs in the background utilising your CPU/RAM. I'd reinstall your operating system, assuming it's Windows and you have the original installation disc/software with a key.

Reinstalling Windows should solve your issue. To improve responsiveness of your entire system, you could purchase a SSD and reinstall Windows on that, whilst using your primary HDD as your storage device (assuming you don't already have a SSD).

All the best.

 

[0_O_lo_olO_0]

To be honest, it sounds as if you have a lot of bloatware installed; they may not necessarily be infections, but software which runs in the background utilising your CPU/RAM. I'd reinstall your operating system, assuming it's Windows and you have the original installation disc/software with a key.

Reinstalling Windows should solve your issue. To improve responsiveness of your entire system, you could purchase a SSD and reinstall Windows on that, whilst using your primary HDD as your storage device (assuming you don't already have a SSD).

All the best.

I didnt mention one thing and yes my windows is legal or what ever i call the computerguy to install it and pay him money for that 😀 but nwm that i didnt mention that if i turn on my pc for about 10h or more sometimes its say driver has stopped working and recovered full and sometimes pc just lagg and turn on blue screen if f I can not fix this problem I have computer warranty. Just trying to resolve the problem now.