My pc is very, very, very slow!!!

Slow web pages could be the result of dns server timeouts. Your router is probably getting the dns servers from your Internet provider. (Logging on to the router should tell you the routers dns server IP address).
The PC's could be getting their dns server IP address either from your Server or the 2700HGV router. Disconnecting your server from the network and connecting a PC to the router should test this premise.
Take your server out of equation and see if Internet access and webpages speeds up. later test your speed here ScanmySpeed.com

Try replacing or upgrading your RAM it sounds like your PC is overworked and the bsod is probably a result of data loss due to low ram

no pad?
well it can only be

1. no PAD or dirty pad or pads with patterns mouse hates
2. bad mouse only gaming.
3. bad mouse drivers.
4. or setting wrong.

why not try the mouse on other PC same pad see if it acts wrong
then if works great the other PC is failing (software)
NO PC told
NO OS told at all
if PC is infected it runs slow or erratic.
if PC has bad hdd same. and lots more,

is only one game failing
is this your first gaming PC"
is this only in MP mode gamed or also SP mode,? both? what?

try a real gaming mouse
if internet is slow mp will be slow , or OMG the gaming server is slow, MP. HAPPPENNNNNNNNNNs

I think is is DDR 1 based motherboard, need more information about your system like how much memory installed, which operating system you are using, Is it causing only for Internet video or any HD formatted movie you play in your system? What happens if you play large or heavy games or lunch large software which needs much memory? How log you are facing this problem?

Note: If you installed Ram about 256/512MB, and use programs in background at a time and try to brows internet It may happens, It may happens even if memory if defected, if your browse crashed and hang the os (most time windows). One other thing is it also can be happen in case of your graphics card or damaged motherboard! (Be sure about RAM first and operating system (is not virus effected) first).
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download UBCD (ultimate boot cd) and run @ boot. find memtest 86 and run the tests.if it fails you have bad ram. you should also make sure the fan is running and not getting stuck or anything. try to blow it out with compressed air.

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the specs is already good for browsing and some sort of document editing. however, if you wish to play games or do video editing, i suggest you get a good video card. 1gb video card will be good. Even if you have a good amount of ram but your video processing memory is shared, it will definitely slow your computer.

~josh

Do a Crtl-Alt-Del and Select Task Manager. Look at the Processes and notice
which one is using up all your CPU time. A Virus or Malware/Spyware etc...
may take control of your PC and slow it down to a crawl. If everything looks
OK, then suspect your hardwares: DVD or Hard Drive(s). If one of the device
(mostly the Hard Drive) has an interface problem, as the CPU tries to access
it but has difficulties doing so, it will keep trying to access it again and again,
thus chewing up all the CPU time.
If you can't figure what it is, I suggest using one small hard drive only and do
a clean complete Format and Windows Installation.

Go into the Event Viewer and see what kind of errors are reported there. Instructions here and here. Let us know what error codes you find.
Did you delete Edata or uninstall it. You should be using the uninstall command from Programs & Features, or you're going to jam up your system.
I'd say it's time to do some maintenance. Clean out your temp files by running disk cleanup, then scan your system files for corruption by following these instrucitons.
That may take a while, but it's worth it if your games run smoothly and don't hang, isn't it?
Then get back to us with the results, and we'll take it from there...

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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hi there im not sure about this 1 but have you tried getting a laser cleaner for it ?

hai. this is due to huge heat produced in your psp memory

so dont use the psp to heavely with high work load like doing multiple operation at the same time