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Why my CPU usage goes to 100%, when I open Borland IDE TC++ in Windows® XP SP-2?
When I open TC++, the PC suddenly goes slow; that even we cannot type or move the cursor fast. The cursor moves to the destination after about 400-500 ms. It is so incovenient to use and takes about 10 mins to write and compile a small program of 30 lines!!
* Why this occurs in Windows® XP SP-2 only, and not in Windows® 98 SE?
* Is there any solution for this?
Thank you!
p.s. This problem occurs only in my P III 866 MHz PC and a friend's P4 1.7 GHz PC. And for my dad's AMD Athlon XP 2400+, CPU usage only goes upto 40-50%. This thing makes me more confused!!
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Ok The Simple Awnser Is That The Architexture Of The Pentium Class Chip Is Weak Next To That Of The Amd Line However In The New Duo Core Intel And The X2 By Amd This Is Now Reversed And Intel Is On Top Of There Game Out Performing Amd On Massive Levels However In Your Case As These Are Way Older Systems Id Suggest Getting A Newer System With A Modern Day Processor In It And Stop Using That Old **** The New Stuff Screams Under Same Program Running Windows XP And Vista So Theres My Suggestion
- ?Lv 45 years ago
like each and every them stated your CPU is heavily loaded.. i had this subject as quickly as some circumstances an prolonged time in the past.. and what it replace into is that there is a few application in the adventure that your not careful it is going to set up itself and u will see it like 20 circumstances interior the job supervisor under the strategies tab.. additionally some viruses prefer to maintain your proc busy as to fry your device. not saying that's what that's yet i've got seen it... additionally if ur working a super sort of courses at as quickly as and its something your pc replace into not geared up to try this'll do it as properly.
- jimLv 41 decade ago
no clue on a solution, but some programs do use a lot of memory, it could be that the Borland program uses a lot of memory..... see if this link helps you
