Is it all your games or just one game? A chip in the memory could have gone bad, it would still say you have 8gb though.
Derek October 27, 2013
Check the performance information and see what is going on at the time your game is having problems. This will lead you to the matte of your problem. This with task manager and a free program called WinPatrol http://www.filehippo.com/download_winpatrol/ you should be able to figure out if it’s hardware or software that is at a faulty state. Most likely it’s an issue with an update that has changed a setting or a newly installed program has changed memory allocation.
Also try pressing the off button to shut the computer off, but instead of letting go of the button keep it press in for at least 10-12 seconds and then let go. After it shuts off restart the computer. Sometimes this can fix some problems, even just a restart so updates can be installed works, as well.
Is it all your games or just one game? A chip in the memory could have gone bad, it would still say you have 8gb though.
Check the performance information and see what is going on at the time your game is having problems. This will lead you to the matte of your problem. This with task manager and a free program called WinPatrol http://www.filehippo.com/download_winpatrol/ you should be able to figure out if it’s hardware or software that is at a faulty state. Most likely it’s an issue with an update that has changed a setting or a newly installed program has changed memory allocation.
Also try pressing the off button to shut the computer off, but instead of letting go of the button keep it press in for at least 10-12 seconds and then let go. After it shuts off restart the computer. Sometimes this can fix some problems, even just a restart so updates can be installed works, as well.