If you add more ram, it will 9 times out of 10 stop any lag.

Is there way to do that on laptop? I know you can do it on desktop though.

How old is your computer?
And How much ram and what kind of processor

TTGxdemonic wrote Is there way to do that on laptop? I know you can do it on desktop though.

Yes you can. If you need to know how, or know how much ram you would need, etc. etc.
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Well make sure to clean your pc out, like deleting irrelevant things, and every couple weeks do an update check. If not, most obvious choice is buy more ram for better performance. Hope this helped

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Loom wrote How old is your computer?
And How much ram and what kind of processor

Get back to you on the specs in 3-4 mins. It's a windows 8 hp notebook laptop 2011 I believe or 12. I post the specs in 3-4 mins.

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Loom wrote How old is your computer?
And How much ram and what kind of processor

Get back to you on the specs in 3-4 mins. It's a windows 8 hp notebook laptop 2011 I believe or 12. I post the specs in 3-4 mins.

oh okay well try going to your system tools folder and use the clean up tool and the ram clear or whatever its called. i switched over to mac so i kinda forgot some things

Well this my laptop pc spec: Hp 2000 notebook series Bios: F.23 Processor: AMD E300 APU WITH RADEON HD GRAPHICS DUAL CORE 1.3GHZ
Ram: 2048 mb Ram
Direct X: Direct X 11

If you're just having lag spikes, and you have 2GB of ram. You could try and get half a gb of ram, or maybe an entire gb. Just depending on how much space you have for ram in your labtop. You may not even be able to add anymore. If you don't know how to take a computer apart and check, either take it to someone, or watch a view YouTube videos.