Here are a few reasons why your computer is slowing down:
A CPU bottleneck: The phrase “bottlenecking” is typically associated with video games. But other processes may also encounter a CPU bottleneck. Generally, upgrading from an old or subpar CPU to a newer model helps. Uninstall the software from the computer if your CPU is incapable of executing it.
The Hard Drive Is Old: A slow computer is one of the telltale signs of an aged hard disc. Usually, hard discs endure three to five years. A new hard drive won’t set you back much, but adding additional RAM may be pricey.
Insufficient RAM Memory: Your computer’s “volatile” temporary memory is called RAM. In contrast to stored memory, RAM does not function while the computer is off. Your computer may noticeably lag if you need more RAM. A 64-bit system requires a minimum of 4 GB and, ideally, 8 GB of RAM.