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  1. rvcjew
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    Yeah AI suite is horrendous and even after you uninstall all of its stuff it will have stuff leftover so reboot after removing it then run this https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...te-III-Cleaner and reboot again. Also by single channel I think Slems means they have one stick of ram.

    Slems do you still have the LG devices that you have drivers and software for?
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  3. Slems
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    Hi,
    It's actually a single 8Gb stick, my Motherboard is mini ATX so it has only 2 slots for RAM.
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  4. Slems
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    rvcjew said:
    Yeah AI suite is horrendous and even after you uninstall all of its stuff it will have stuff leftover so reboot after removing it then run this https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...te-III-Cleaner and reboot again. Also by single channel I think Slems means they have one stick of ram.

    Slems do you still have the LG devices that you have drivers and software for?
    Yes, it's my phone. But I don't even use the LG Suite so I can remove it.

    EDIT: I am presented with this, maybe any suggestions as to which programs I should remove?
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  6. rvcjew
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    How much ram are you using at idle once everything is loaded? Post a pic of your task manger like this.
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  7. Slems
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    rvcjew said:
    How much ram are you using at idle once everything is loaded? Post a pic of your task manger like this.
    CPU usage goes between 0-5% while I'm just staring at it, Google Chrome off, Skype and Steam on.
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  8. rvcjew
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    Slems said:
    rvcjew said:
    Yeah AI suite is horrendous and even after you uninstall all of its stuff it will have stuff leftover so reboot after removing it then run this https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...te-III-Cleaner and reboot again. Also by single channel I think Slems means they have one stick of ram.

    Slems do you still have the LG devices that you have drivers and software for?
    Yes, it's my phone. But I don't even use the LG Suite so I can remove it.

    EDIT: I am presented with this, maybe any suggestions as to which programs I should remove?
    IMO all of it, Then I would run that cleaner program. That suite gave me nothing but headache from day one. Its services also reek havoc on dpc latency as you can see with this. http://www.thesycon.de/dpclat/dpclat.exe EDIT: your idle ram usage seems fine.
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  10. Slems
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    rvcjew said:
    Slems said:
    rvcjew said:
    Yeah AI suite is horrendous and even after you uninstall all of its stuff it will have stuff leftover so reboot after removing it then run this https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...te-III-Cleaner and reboot again. Also by single channel I think Slems means they have one stick of ram.

    Slems do you still have the LG devices that you have drivers and software for?
    Yes, it's my phone. But I don't even use the LG Suite so I can remove it.

    EDIT: I am presented with this, maybe any suggestions as to which programs I should remove?
    IMO all of it, Then I would run that cleaner program. That suite gave me nothing but headache from day one. Its services also reek havoc on dpc latency as you can see with this. http://www.thesycon.de/dpclat/dpclat.exe EDIT: your idle ram usage seems fine.
    It's done. I've uninstalled the AISuite3 and ran the cleaner.
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  11. rvcjew
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    Any improvement? You should also just for precaution check things like your hdd health with /64153/CrystalDiskInfo6_6_0.zip??????? - CrystalDiskInfo - OSDN and run a disk cleanup and defrag to remove things like temp files and get your stuff in order.

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  12. Slems
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    rvcjew said:
    Any improvement? You should also just for precaution check things like your hdd health with /64153/CrystalDiskInfo6_6_0.zip??????? - CrystalDiskInfo - OSDN and run a disk cleanup and defrag to remove things like temp files and get your stuff in order.

    Disk Cleanup - Open and Use
    Disk Defragmenter - Open and Use
    HDD health seems to be okay. Doing the clean up and defragment at the moment.
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  13. rvcjew
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    Yeah looks good after those two things shutdown then on again (don't reboot).
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