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Hi prashsharma,
I will use following step:-
1. use top
2. view the cpu(must be less than 20), wa (must below 10%) during monitoring (I mean there is no activities)
3. Mem must have more than 40% from total mem available for free+buffers
4. See what is the 1st process listed at bottom list
5. Start some application which your user complain it cause computer slow.
6. Continue step 1-5.
If you can find anything, it could be some route process run at background so user don't realised. The best example is beagled or updatedb. Stop it from run routine.
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