Why flash player is slow in my netbook?

I started using adobe flash player (the latest version) in my new netbook (Processor intel atom.1gb Ram,Win XP) and tried to play some flash games (in the browser and in the system itself) but the game plays really slowly,i played these games in other computers with less capabilities and they worked well,but in my computer simply doesn't go well,but the YT videos play well.
how can i make that the flash player goes better?
i could appreciate any help,thanks in advance

What games are you trying? Which browser do you use and have you tried an alternative browser to see if they are also impacted?

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