April 9, 200620 yr Despite having installed the latest nVidia drivers, my PC has gotten from bad to worse. Playing games and videos on it shows a choppy image and also seems to have slowed down even in loading programs or webpages. Is there some software/website available that can check whether it is the CPU or the VGA card which is defectice? Before I bought a UPS, there were very frequent power outages. Could that have damaged the CPU? BTW, my PC is less than a year old, and was working quite well before the virus attack/reformat/ installation of updated driver. Thanks!
April 10, 200620 yr Try Dr. Hardware... http://www.drhardware.de/download/drh2006e.exe You can do a benchmark from most of your hardware, and compare it with other common hardware...
April 10, 200620 yr Author Thanks for the link Monty. CPU seems good. But was surprised to see results for my c: d: f: g: drives. They (c: & d:) are partitions of a 200 GB SATA drive and (f: & g:) are partitions of a 160 GB SATA drive as well. But the values are nowhere close to that of drive h:which is just a 250 GB IDE drive. Is there a way to configure both my SATA HDDs to run at optimum level? Are there settings in the BIOS?
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