So, I have been playing a lot of games lately as school is out, and just this week, I noticed that Battlefield 2142 is starting to get a little jerky, both video and audio. Hmmm, so I decided to give battlefield a rest (major gold will just have to wait), so I switched to Oblivion, also begining to get a little jerky...
Hmmmm, so I plugged in supreme commander, which used to run great, now however, is EXTREMELY jerky (again, both the video and audio actually are skipping...)
when I started checking things, I noticed my cpu seems to be spazing a bit. Running up to 100% percent and back down quite often, even at idle. The temps are also very high, unless I am playing a very taxing game, my temps don't usually reach the 70's, now I am sitting here at idle, basically with an xplorer window open and typing and my cpu continues to spike up and down while temps are fluctuating between 70-74.
I suspected something malicious running in the background, but there is nothing that I can find out of the ordinary.
So, here are my questions:
1. Is there anything besides Adaware and Norton I could run that would do a better job of detecting malicious software.
2. Or is my cpu bugging out on me?
As always, thanks for the help guys!
Hmmmm, so I plugged in supreme commander, which used to run great, now however, is EXTREMELY jerky (again, both the video and audio actually are skipping...)
when I started checking things, I noticed my cpu seems to be spazing a bit. Running up to 100% percent and back down quite often, even at idle. The temps are also very high, unless I am playing a very taxing game, my temps don't usually reach the 70's, now I am sitting here at idle, basically with an xplorer window open and typing and my cpu continues to spike up and down while temps are fluctuating between 70-74.
I suspected something malicious running in the background, but there is nothing that I can find out of the ordinary.
So, here are my questions:
1. Is there anything besides Adaware and Norton I could run that would do a better job of detecting malicious software.
2. Or is my cpu bugging out on me?
As always, thanks for the help guys!






It was awesome though...
At least my 360 is working this week. I am on my 4th one of those, I just hope 360 #4 holds out until I get my m9700 back up and running correctly...
