I have use 2GB With Dual Core Processor Computer, and install ubuntu 12.04, Even though the computer is running very slow, All time Show CPU Uses 100 %, and Memory Uses 100%.
So What should i do to speed up my computer.
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First, look at gnome-system-monitor for realizing what's going on. But I think You must install Lubuntu(LXDE based Ubuntu). You can get much higher performance with it on 2GB RAM with a dual core processor.
The difference is just the look. You can run everything that works under default Ubuntu
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It Mean to say ,** gnome-system-monitor** CPU process is very high, and i do not use ** Lubuntu** only use Ubuntu. Mar 11, 2016 at 12:24
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if you have the answer so please give me, otherwise no problem, Mar 11, 2016 at 12:25
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1Its a Graphical System Monitor Open it and check which service or process taking high usage. Mar 11, 2016 at 12:41
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Run it via typing
gnome-system-monitorand switch to Process tab. And See which process is exploitting CPU (click %CPU collumn). Otherwise, you can see it viatopcommand. Mar 11, 2016 at 12:46 -
And I've used Lubuntu when I was using old laptop like yours, 2GB Ram, Dual Core. I definetly recommend Lubuntu. I just warn you but of course it's your decision. Mar 11, 2016 at 12:51
You can give try to use nmon (Monitor Linux Performance) tools will help you more to reduce the system performance,
More help Full tools:
lsof - List Open Files
Htop – Linux Process Monitoring
You can try Ubuntu Alternative Kubuntu which is based on KDE desktop, I used it and Kubuntu so much faster than Ubuntu:
Kubuntu page:
answered Mar 11, 2016 at 12:35
