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Apr 10 2005 Anchor

Hello,

I just wanted to know if Game XP actually improves comupter performance.

This site is awesome by the way.

Apr 10 2005 Anchor

Well, it's intended to optimize the gaming experience, so I expect that it does do that somewhat. Instead of being tweaked to fit all of these other needs, it caters directly to the game, which is a pretty nice deal.

You made me want to download it. Thanks :)

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ShortCutMan
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Apr 11 2005 Anchor

When I used it a while back ago, I didn't notice much increase in speed, or decrease for that matter. However, I have the biggest bottleneck of a video card.

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leilei
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Apr 11 2005 Anchor

It's probably spyware, since there's really no way to improve the speed of games other than overclocking your video card or lowering detail/quality settings.

If Windows bogs your computer down so much, then the computer really, really sucks, and you shouldn't play today's games on it. My computer has no slowdowns with Windows 2000 and it's only 950MHz. Not bragging though, just speaking in general that GameXP's for the likes of p2 400's.

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mr.spammer
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Apr 11 2005 Anchor

Cheapalert wrote: Not bragging though, just speaking in general that GameXP's for the likes of p2 400's.


That's good news for me! I have a P2 233MHZ, 16MB ram, now can I get a "WOOT"?

leilei
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Apr 11 2005 Anchor

yes

with gamexp YOU CAN PLAY QUAKE2 BETTER THAN EVER!

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Apr 11 2005 Anchor

Mr. Spammer,

Conservatives are better. ;)

Apr 11 2005 Anchor

Don't like m11293....don't lie....

Apr 11 2005 Anchor

Would purchasing RAM be the best/cheapest way to increase PC speed when gaming?

ShortCutMan
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Apr 11 2005 Anchor

Its one way. Basically, anything that you upgrade on your computer can help. So, RAM (In either speed or amount), CPU (Speed, both in total and FSB), Video Card (Video Card memory does not really help, except I do know that iD recommend a 256MB card for Ultra mode on Doom 3). Mobo upgrades might help, since they're an important connection between all of your componants.

But generally, a better video card is the best way to improve game performance.

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Apr 13 2005 Anchor

yeah the also require atleast 512 mb ram to run Doom 3 on ultra, I love the game on Ultra, looks so awesome!

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Apr 13 2005 Anchor

Probably my bro would like to use this software, do you know any softwares similimar to this one ?

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ImTheDarkcyde
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Apr 13 2005 Anchor

this shows no signs of improving my performance

Apr 15 2005 Anchor

Hey Short Cut Man or anyone,

Do almost every video card availibe use DDR RAM? What is the fastest DDR RAM you can get? 3200?

I am running a Radeon 9200 128mb and I plan to upgrade to something faster/better. Does the 9200 take DDR RAM; I ask this because I am having trouble finding what kind of RAM my PC takes.

Thanks everyone

ShortCutMan
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Apr 16 2005 Anchor

The type of video card you have, and RAM speed have nothing to do with each other. It depends on your motherboard since that is where the RAM connects too.

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Apr 16 2005 Anchor

Is there any way I can check what kind of RAM my computer takes?

The motherboard is a Intel Desktop Board D850GB.

The box says PC800 RDRAM. Is RDRAM better or worse than DDR RAM?

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Apr 16 2005 Anchor

DDR ram is horribly expensive and on the way out...with ddr2 as the better and SD RAM being cheap and powerful

to check what ram you have right lcick on my computer

Apr 16 2005 Anchor

It says 512 mb of RAM. It does not specify what kind of RAM.

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