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Hey Guys!

I'm having an issue with my computer, whenever i download stuff from the internet my whole computer feel slower and when i move the mouse around it even get some small hiccups all the time and i can't play offline games that are on another drive while downloading cause it is too slow and that too get small hiccups all the time...it's not normal i have an i7 it's a powerful PC as you can see in my sig i have high speed internet the download speed is usually around 1.3mb per second and i'm connected through wire on a trendnet router wich is plugged directly into the internet modem...anyone have experienced this issue or have any idea of what can be causing this my motherboard is the MSI Z87-G45 gaming and i'm downloading stuff on SSD #1 and trying to play an offline game from ssd #2...it's wierd!

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Hey Guys!

I'm having an issue with my computer, whenever i download stuff from the internet my whole computer feel slower and when i move the mouse around it even get some small hiccups all the time and i can't play offline games that are on another drive while downloading cause it is too slow and that too get small hiccups all the time...it's not normal i have an i7 it's a powerful PC as you can see in my sig i have high speed internet the download speed is usually around 1.3mb per second and i'm connected through wire on a trendnet router wich is plugged directly into the internet modem...anyone have experienced this issue or have any idea of what can be causing this my motherboard is the MSI Z87-G45 gaming and i'm downloading stuff on SSD #1 and trying to play an offline game from ssd #2...it's wierd!

maybe your HDD has some problem? there is software available which checks your HDD e.g. ,,Seatools'' for Seagate drives

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