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I built a new computer and its really slow and glitchy

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Ive done a total of about 3 fresh installs and the OS still is slow gitchy and unresponsive

 

Hyper 212 

AMD FX 8350

Gigabyte 970A-UD3P

Corsair CX 600 Builder

G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB ram 1600 mhz

Seagate Barracuda 1tb (old drive) 7200 rpm I suspect that this is the culprit

corsair 200r

 

what should I do? Should I just buy a new hard drive and make the new one WD?

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You should be more specific slow and glitchy doesn't tell us much.

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Ive done a total of about 3 fresh installs and the OS still is slow gitchy and unresponsive

 

Hyper 212 

AMD FX 8350

Gigabyte 970A-UD3P

Corsair CX 600 Builder

G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB ram 1600 mhz

Seagate Barracuda 1tb (old drive) 7200 rpm I suspect that this is the culprit

corsair 200r

 

what should I do? Should I just buy a new hard drive and make the new one WD?

also there is a possibility that the mother board could have an old bios from the factory but i doubt it 

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You should be more specific slow and glitchy doesn't tell us much.

Chrome takes over 5 seconds to launch, 2 minutes for windows to load Overall slow its like an old school computer 

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If you want to have more responsive system try SSD.

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Chrome takes over 5 seconds to launch, 2 minutes for windows to load Overall slow its like an old school computer 

slow load times don't make it old school, it just makes it slow. You're on a mechanical drive are you trying to start chrome right after you hit the desktop?

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If you want to have more responsive system try SSD.

 

 

slow load times don't make it old school, it just makes it slow. You're on a mechanical drive are you trying to start chrome right after you hit the desktop?

I let the computer sit for a couple minutes, but still its 3-5 seconds to launch chrome  would a mechanical drive be that slow? sorry for my bad comparison

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Do a completely fresh os install

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I you already suspect what is wrong, please do eliminate those factors before asking for help.

im trying to ask for help see if the factor I think is wrong sorry if I don't  have perfect format

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It is an old hard drive or a newer one, if its older the read/write speeds may be slow

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You're probably missing your Raid/Intel Smart Shiz stuff drivers

 

I've had a friends computer be really slow untill i installed those.

never thought of installing those will do, Ill get back to you 

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You're probably missing your Raid/Intel Smart Shiz stuff drivers

 

I've had a friends computer be really slow untill i installed those.

just noticed i cant install the intel stuff cuz im on amd cpu and amd compatable mobo

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I somewhat imagine that it can be due to the harddrive, how old is it in this case?

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I somewhat imagine that it can be due to the harddrive, how old is it in this case?

its not that old its maybe 1 year old but thats my suspicion 

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I'm fairly certain it's the hard drive.

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