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Didn't fix the problem. Its not just with games, its happening to some applications as well.

I'll try that

Yes 64 bit windows, not only that, I also have sims 4 in 64 which doesnt run but 32 bit does

After I installed a graphics update for my gtx 1060, I haven't been able to open some 64 bit applications and games. For example I have both 32 and 64 bit versions of Euro Truck Simulator 2. When I try to open the 64 bit version, it appears in task manager and then crashes. If I open the 32 bit though, it opens fine. I suspected that this issue might have to do with the update, so I uninstalled it and installed the previous update, but it still didn't fix the problem. What's wrong?

I don't have a Killer network card(I think). The one I'm connected to is a Realtek Pcie gbe family controller. I updated that (I think). Right now, the idle is 3.8 gb and non-paged pool is around 200.

What do you mean? Could you explain?

Here is another fresh reboot I got today.

The previous photo was a fresh reboot. The issue happens sometimes and every time it happens is when I open a game and it starts running poorly with long load times. When I have a game running, it spikes up to almost 7 GB, even though the game is showing the use of around 2 gb in task manager.

For the past week, I've noticed my PC uses a lot of memory even at idle. After some research, I think the problem I have is a memory leak because it does not show what is using so much memory. I tried looking for a solution, but everything I've found was ineffective. I've done the basic fixes, such as updating drivers, but the issue still remains. What should I do?

i'm having problems with my start menu tiles showing the download icon after the driver update

I recently got an hp desktop for free, with an i5 2400. I thought it would be nice to upgrade to an i7

I live in Toronto Canada and I was recently on Craigslist browsing for pc parts. I came across someone selling an i7 2600 for $75 CND. Is that a good deal? If not, what price would be suitable? Keep in mind its CND

Recently, my GTX 1060 6GB has been performing poorly, with small freezes in the middle of any game I play. I have a picture of my temps and usage at idle. Is this normal?