reset pc, still lag

[HummusCake]

Long story short, I had issues with my pc, i reset it, and everything was blazing fast. I shut it down and come on the next day. Right clicking on the desktop takes like 5 seconds and typing is lagging. I don't know how this happened. the only things i installed was google chrome, minecraft and steam

[goto10]

specs of the machine, complete specs

 

are you on windows 10?

 

do you have a antivirus installed?

[Constantin]

Was the PC in Sleep

 

[HummusCake]

1 hour ago, goto10 said:

specs of the machine, complete specs

 

are you on windows 10?

 

do you have a antivirus installed?

My specs are gtx 970m, i7 4710hq, 120gb mm.2 ssd for windows 1tb hdd for games. 16gb ddr3 ram 1600mhz (total: 3200mhz) cpu @ 2.5ghz turbo boost at @3.5ghz windows 10 home edition And malwarebytes, it found 1 threat, i quarantined it. restarted. same lag

[HummusCake]

1 hour ago, Constantin said:

Was the PC in Sleep

 

no, I shutdown and went to sleep, woke up it started lagging

[HummusCake]

Just now, linusfanboi_skrub1 said:

My specs are gtx 970m, i7 4710hq, 120gb mm.2 ssd for windows 1tb hdd for games. 16gb ddr3 ram 1600mhz (total: 3200mhz) cpu @ 2.5ghz turbo boost at @3.5ghz windows 10 home edition. And malwarebytes, it found 1 threat, i quarantined it. restarted. same lag.

 

[Guest]

If you check task manager and under the performance tab, is there anything running at a high percentage when idle? Also, did the tower get bumped? Couldn't hurt to check your temperatures either. If you have any OCing settings, be sure to set those at stock.

[goto10]

your ram is not 3200, is 800mhz

 

is 1600 but is ddr, so you split it in half and under cpu z you should see 800mhz

 

have you checked ssd and hard disk integrity, run cristaldiskinfo and in the hard disk check it if it has errors

[HummusCake]

2 hours ago, goto10 said:

your ram is not 3200, is 800mhz

 

is 1600 but is ddr, so you split it in half and under cpu z you should see 800mhz

 

have you checked ssd and hard disk integrity, run cristaldiskinfo and in the hard disk check it if it has errors

I found the problem, After doing a perofrmance test, it showed that my RAM, GPU, CPU, and HDD/SSD aren't having enough power. So i figured that be the case because i don't have a working battery. so i moved to a different outlet. boom super fast but same test results. So basically my motherboard isn't getting as much power as it should. Thanks for asking to do a test!

[goto10]

7 minutes ago, linusfanboi_skrub1 said:

I found the problem, After doing a perofrmance test, it showed that my RAM, GPU, CPU, and HDD/SSD aren't having enough power. So i figured that be the case because i don't have a working battery. so i moved to a different outlet. boom super fast but same test results. So basically my motherboard isn't getting as much power as it should. Thanks for asking to do a test!

the only possible cause of that is electrical problems, contact a electrician, all outlets should provide same voltage and let any device work as epxpected