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The original poster describes intermittent aero lag and performance issues on their Windows 7 laptop, affecting both system animations and games, despite having updated drivers and a clean OS install. A responder suggests that Aero requires powerful hardware and may negatively impact gaming performance, implying the hardware might be underpowered. The original poster later clarifies that their computer has run the same games smoothly for two years, with the problems starting unexpectedly recently. Overall, the thread revolves around troubleshooting performance issues linked to Aero and hardware limitations, with no definitive solution provided.

Leaf

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Hello!

My computer has experienced some weird aero lag from time to time. Everything seems to be running like in a slow motion. I can browse the internet normally, no lag on loading webpages. The problem doesn't show up every time I boot up my computer, more like 1 time out of 20. This also affects games on my laptop. Turning off aero solves the problem on windows animations, but the lag still persist on the games.

I have been searching help for this problem all over the internet. I have done a clean install of windows 7, installed newest chipset drivers, video card drivers and updated BIOS to newest. Everything should be fine. I don't believe the problem is in the hardware, because it does this so rarely. This is tricky to solve as i dont know if its solved because it shows up so rarely. I'm out of solutions. Can anyone here help me?

SPECS

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit


CPU: intel Pentium B950, 2.10GHz
Sandy Bridge 23nm Technology.

Ram: 4,00 GT DDR3

Graphics: Intel HD Graphics
 

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Aero is a feature for powerful machines. It will run on machines with slightly minimum specs but you will notice a decrease in performance. If your machine is having difficulty with Aero, the more it will have problems with games. Your computer is not built for gaming.

badrobot

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Aero is a feature for powerful machines. It will run on machines with slightly minimum specs but you will notice a decrease in performance. If your machine is having difficulty with Aero, the more it will have problems with games. Your computer is not built for gaming.
 

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Leaf

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Aero is a feature for powerful machines. It will run on machines with slightly minimum specs but you will notice a decrease in performance. If your machine is having difficulty with Aero, the more it will have problems with games. Your computer is not built for gaming.

Yea i forgot to mention, I have used this computer with same games for 2 years now on wednesday. It just game out of no where