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anything suspicious that maybe makes my system lagging?

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If you feel like your system is slowing down I recommend running a anti-virus program. like AVG and Malware Bytes. But no, I don't see anything suspicious in your picture

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I can't see anything out of the ordinary in there. I see you use ESET as you virus protection, personally I don't like that and just opt for Windows Defender and Malware Bytes. Give it a run through with your virus software as said above, and definitely give Malware Bytes a try, you can download the free trial and give it a Full System Scan.

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Task manager is basically walking in a dark room blindfolded.

Try Process Explorer then sort by CPU / Memory and re-post if you would like some help :)  .

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Well the something is definitely wrong with the scroll bar on the right in that screenshot :L

i photoshopped it

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I can't see anything out of the ordinary in there. I see you use ESET as you virus protection, personally I don't like that and just opt for Windows Defender and Malware Bytes. Give it a run through with your virus software as said above, and definitely give Malware Bytes a try, you can download the free trial and give it a Full System Scan.

will try thiss

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Do you mind telling your pc spec?

I5 2500k (non-oc)

MSI TWIN FROZ GTX 660

8GB 

550W PSU

500GB HDD

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Task manager is basically walking in a dark room blindfolded.

Try Process Explorer then sort by CPU / Memory and re-post if you would like some help :)  .

how to do this?

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how to do this?

Get process explorer, or, even better, Process Hacker, then from there it's quite self explanatory

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Task manager is basically walking in a dark room blindfolded.

Try Process Explorer then sort by CPU / Memory and re-post if you would like some help :)  .

 

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OK, there's nothing in that screenshot using much CPU time (system idle process uses any unused CPU with no impact on responsiveness). RAM seems to be ok, but google chrome is using a fairly substantial amount (it's split into separate processes). Does closing it make any difference? Otherwise, all I can suggest is defrag your drive (Defraggler or Smart defrag) or reinstall windows. You'd be amazed how much faster windows is when reinstalled.

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Nothing out of ordinary but if i were you, i will uninstall that Spigot application updater just for the lol and that dodgy Garena ggdllhost.exe.

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