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lag + abnormally high benchmark values?

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hi there,

 

so this morning i turned on my pc and immediately noticed that everything was lagging pretty hard, windows opened in slow motion and games were completely unplayable.

checked everything because i wanted to know what the fuck was wrong and various benchmarks showed abnormally high values for the cpu....

 

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wouldnt even do the integer calculations in passmark, probably too high of a value

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when i restarted the pc everything was normal again.

anyone got a clue what happened? any input would be highly appreciated.

 

specs: xeon x3220 @ 390*9, asus p5k-se, gtx 570, 4gb generic ddr2-667, 630w thermaltake psu, win 7

 

also if this is in the wrong section pls tell me, i don't even know if this was a hardware or software problem lol

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Windows is stupid sometimes.

I consider it a miracle that it ever works (OS's are extremely complicated pieces of software), so I accept that it bugs out sometimes.

 

If it happens again, then you can worry.

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most likely a temporary os glitch, if it happens again then restart. it's happened a lot to my old laptop which was why I switched it out. but if it keeps on happening, then do a fresh install of windows.

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