2.8 ghz 512 ddr ram.....flash videos run way too slow....more of a picture story with sound....plus my cpu usage peaks 100% at the same time...
using firefox 3.5.5 withe latest flash plugin...tried cc cleaner..secunia psi ...advanced system care nothing seems to work...

Are you talking about videos on webpages? What type of Internet connection are you running? LIR
basic flash videos...youtube meta cafe..etc
using 1 mb dsl..
plus i just identified another prob ....installed intel processor id....
expected cpu speed is 2.8 and reported is 1.2 ghz...
bus speed reported is 233 mhz and expected is 533 mhz....on the other hand cpuz reports the cpu speed at about 2800 mhz....
wat do u say....
Try the flash settings. Disable hardware acceleration. I know that seems odd but try it.
Playing to the angels
Les Paul (1915-2009)
@ jefro
already tried it...browser clocking 90+ cpu usage%
Try this, it might help. If you are at 90%+ CPU usage in a brower, you have other issues besides flash. http://stockdaletechnologies.com/bl...
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Your RAM may be the problem. If you have too many program loaded in the background RAM. You may not have enough to play flash programs efficiently. use msconfig to stop programs from loading at startup. Also your high CPU usage indicates the same. You also may want to scan for malware in your browser. If your clean you should increase the Virtual Memory
Hope this helps!
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browser peaks 100% only when a flash video is played...startup is at min only antivirus(avast) and messenger are loaded...both of them dun constitute to my problem....i have already applied tips available on the web pages but to no avail...ram usage is idle otherwise....no malware or registry problems...virtual memory set 1000mb as advised...tried numerous browsers with the same result... a friend told me to reformat my hdd...will this help?
Go deeper into the resource usage. Use perfmon or resource monitor to see what exactly is being used. Playing to the angels
Les Paul (1915-2009)
