Sudden crap computer peformance?

[David]

On minecraft highest settings I used to have around 60 to 80 fps. Now suddenly at very low settings 10 fps D:

Task manager gave me this:
CPU (Pentium Dual-Core CPUE5300 @ 2.60 GHz) usage: 100%
RAM (DDR 2) usage: 2 out of 4 GB

Running windows 8

I've checked my tasks, nothing is there that is other from normal.

Does anybody know what could cause this?

EDIT: Forgot to mention this only happens every now and then, other times it works like a charm.

[Xeomorpher]

Vindos...

[Xray_Doc]

Your problem is you have the wrong Windows version. Try not getting 8 next time.

[mort96]

It may be that your launcher is still open. In their infinite wisdom, Mojang managed to make the launcher draw quite a bit of power, making the game lagg. They also managed to make the launcher fail to close occasionally.

[David]

It may be that your launcher is still open. In their infinite wisdom, Mojang managed to make the launcher draw quite a bit of power, making the game lagg. They also managed to make the launcher fail to close occasionally.

Thanks mojang!


@xray and xeo
According to my cousin windows 8 is very good. I love it, the only thing that I can see that totally fucking sucks is the updating, god it's annoying.

[EDevil]

Your problem is you have the wrong Windows version. Try not getting 8 next time.

xD Holy crap that's hilarious

[Xray_Doc]

Just so you know, I'm just joking around (as I do a lot), you can have whatever windows version you desire.











Except Windows 98.

[David]

Just so you know, I'm just joking around (as I do a lot), you can have whatever windows version you desire.











Except Windows 98.

[xdot]

Windows 8: n. 64 bit rehash of 32 bit extensions and a graphical shell
for a 16 bit patch to an 8 bit operating system originally coded for a 4
bit microprocessor, written by a 2 bit company, that can't stand 1 bit
of competition.

[Chibill]

Yes that is so true.

[tokumei]

Windows 8: n. 64 bit rehash of 32 bit extensions and a graphical shell
for a 16 bit patch to an 8 bit operating system originally coded for a 4
bit microprocessor, written by a 2 bit company, that can't stand 1 bit
of competition.

Where's the like button on this thing?
Ah, there we go. (see post icon)