New game pc --> still little bit lag with god of war

[Coornio]

I may be off-topic but 92 processes means there's a ***** of software that is absolutely useless, running constantly for no good reason. I suggest you uninstall what you can of it and disable any useless services they might be running (like customer support, satisfation, web shop, toolbars and all that crap).

A clean, no-useless-things-active Windows 7 install should be running with 34 processes, give or take 6. 92 processes is unacceptable for a new computer meant for gaming.

[smartstrike]

92 processes is "disturbing" and it might fall you into a trap.
some of your 92 process are may-even a malware or hidden CPU performance-killer

best to clean up useless program via "Program and features" in the control panel and
removing any "objectivenable" content (msconfig-->start up tab)
or reformat and reinstall your OS and avoid installing any garbage "free software" that may disturbs it's processess.

[refraction]

reformat might be a bit overkill for the minute, but i suggest removing what you can then running malwarebytes, you can get it from here: http://www.malwarebytes.org

[Coornio]

92 processes is "disturbing" and it might fall you into a trap.
some of your 92 process are may-even a malware or hidden CPU performance-killer

best to clean up useless program via "Program and features" in the control panel and
removing any "objectivenable" content (msconfig-->start up tab)
or reformat and reinstall your OS and avoid installing any garbage "free software" that may disturbs it's processess.

I'd like to note that chrome tends to make a new process for each tab so that could also be a contributing party.

I wouldn't suggest a format unless there's a need to start fresh required, or a case of extremely persistent malware.

[Dbrown]

I cleaned up some useless programs via msconfig, start up.

But there are still 83 processes running. Here they are:
http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/3114/gddy.png

How can I turn them off?

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