What are some things that you can do to maximize your PCs performance for the newest games?
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#1 Drivers.
#2 More Drivers.
#3 Driver Settings
#4 Windows Tweaks
#5 Google is your friend.
You can usually find a list of background programs running that dont need to be. Windows usually has services running you dont need also.
You have a pretty good beast of a system so as long as the game has had graphics patches and nvidia has pumped out optimized drivers for the games you are playing you should be good. -
#6 Tweak CPU / Ram settings (OC if needed)
#7 Bios Updates
#8 "Fresh" Windows installation with latest patchesPlease like Pocket Radio Player on Facebook to support this little Freeware app.Comment
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what about that program called gamebooster?We work in the dark, to serve the light. We are Assassins.
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sounds like crap to me. the more stuff you have running, the less you have to work with. with your ram, cpu and set up, i seriously doubt you'd notice much of a difference. bad ass is bad ass.Comment
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Yeah I've already turned off all the unneeded services and I'm not running anything in the background so I see it as minimal valueOriginally posted by TheSilentAssassin View PostComment
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I think this one gives you the most bump for tweaks, but its also the most time consuming by far. Blow away 3+ years of accumulated crap to speed up my games ?? Hope you have a long weekend to burn on the job !Originally posted by Grisu View PostOh if a man tried to take his time on Earth and prove before he died what one man's life could be worth, well I wonder what would happen to this world ? - Harry ChapinComment
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With a new system, you shouldn't need anything like that anyway...[url=http://www.enjin.com/bf3-signature-generator][img]http://sigs.enjin.com/sig-bf3/1fad512dc784c11c.png[/img][/url]Comment
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The best way I found out to optimize a rig for gaming, is keep it a dedicated gaming machine. Do all your other computing on another machine.Old school or the new, doesn't mean a thing if your heart's not true...Comment
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spend a weekend, do it right and image the drive. then, refresh it in less than 30 minutes whenever you care to.Originally posted by WalkinTarget View Post
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That works pretty good. all of my website/home automation is on my linux box, my laptop is for browsing and my desktop is for gaming. Although when dealing with raw images I need to use photoshop on my desktop just for it's cpu power.Originally posted by Devilguns View PostComment
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this is what i do. gaming machine opens steam, and games, thats about it. not everyone has this option tough.Originally posted by Devilguns View PostComment
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I hear that. My old gaming machine usually becomes my new photoshop machine. In the past when I only had one machine it would get bogged down with junk. Between installing peripherals and other software that goes with daily computing it was always a game of shutting down running processes ect before game time.Originally posted by Infamous View Post
I keep my gaming machine lean and mean. I only have two games installed. I don't even have antivirus on it. Machine boots in 20 seconds.Old school or the new, doesn't mean a thing if your heart's not true...Comment
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the GF went on some installing spree right after i built this,, i was MAD!! she has her own rig, plus the old rig,,, i got it all off.
benefit of upgrading, the 2nd PC gets one as well , for free!Comment
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another option is to create another user for gaming. Then you can limit what gets loaded for that user.[url=http://www.enjin.com/bf3-signature-generator][img]http://sigs.enjin.com/sig-bf3/1fad512dc784c11c.png[/img][/url]Comment
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