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Quote from: ThuGie on August 19, 2011, 12:53:44 AM

Quote from: Nick3306 on August 17, 2011, 06:49:33 PM

Quote from: ThuGie on August 17, 2011, 06:45:26 PM

Quote from: Nick3306 on August 16, 2011, 12:50:18 AM
There is no way to make it use more than 1 core as far as i know but you should have no problem running this is you have a quad core. As i stated i get 500fps on average. What processor do you have?

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meh got 8gb mem quad core 4gb mem card.

Which one of those values is for your ram?

Lol no dont have any problems at all
8gb ram memory
a quad core
4gb video ram.

Hope this is more clear haha.
But was just wondering if it was posible to use more cores .

ummmm, 4gb video ram? Are you using crossfire or sli? Because the only single GPU that i know that has 4gb video ram costs $2800

Yeah to tell you the truth i'm not even quite sure it is 4gb.
I bought the pc new sign said and guy said 1gb video ram.
Windows 7 ultimate says 4gb ram <mistake i asume.
Or the guy put in the wrong video card as it was just a newly assambled pc with all new parts he just recieved .
And cpu-z thinks its 512mb, and isnt sure what kind of video card it is.

around the 24th i'm going back there for something about this pc.
And will request a checkup on this.

BTW in a internal gpu..
So yeah i myself doubt the 4gb there.
But still i like to say its 4gb!

Sorry to tell you but CPU-Z usually is not wrong. You probably have a 512mb video card, which is not bad at all, GPU speed is not measured solely buy the amount of ram.

Microsoft Security Essentials doesn't find any viruses in the file (MSE is one of the best virus scans at the moment)

The install EULA says the program is owned by a subsidiary of Microsoft.

It seems to tweak a few settings to make things perform faster. Unless your computer was set up completely wrong, it really shouldn't make much of a performance difference.

Hey well i paid for a 1gb of video ram so i want that i will still talk to the store about this.

Quote from: ThuGie on August 19, 2011, 09:10:25 PM
Hey well i paid for a 1gb of video ram so i want that i will still talk to the store about this.

Lol, reminds me of this ridiculous computer build I saw in Best Buy once. It had typical bargain processor, bargain motherboard, bargain integrated graphics, and twelve gigabytes of ram. Yes, twelve. Twelve gigs of the cheapest DDR3 that couldn't have been clocked a Mhz over 600.

Moral of the story?

If you want a good computer, build it yourself, then overclock it.

Quote from: Luminaeus on August 20, 2011, 06:20:09 PM

Quote from: ThuGie on August 19, 2011, 09:10:25 PM
Hey well i paid for a 1gb of video ram so i want that i will still talk to the store about this.

Lol, reminds me of this ridiculous computer build I saw in Best Buy once. It had typical bargain processor, bargain motherboard, bargain integrated graphics, and twelve gigabytes of ram. Yes, twelve. Twelve gigs of the cheapest DDR3 that couldn't have been clocked a Mhz over 600.

Moral of the story?

If you want a good computer, build it yourself, then overclock it.

If there is one piece of advice i can give you guys it is to NEVER buy a computer or computer parts from best buy. For example when i bought my GPU it was $180 on newegg, at bestbuy they were selling the exact same card for $250. Plus the people at bestbuy know nothing about computers, they tried to tell me that 8gb of ram makes your computer faster than 4GB.....

Quote from: Nick3306 on August 20, 2011, 06:55:09 PM
Plus the people at bestbuy know nothing about computers, they tried to tell me that 8gb of ram makes your computer faster than 4GB.....

If you're doing intensive 3d rendering or some video work, 8 gigs will indeed be faster than 4

Quote from: Luminaeus on August 24, 2011, 12:41:11 AM

Quote from: Nick3306 on August 20, 2011, 06:55:09 PM
Plus the people at bestbuy know nothing about computers, they tried to tell me that 8gb of ram makes your computer faster than 4GB.....

If you're doing intensive 3d rendering or some video work, 8 gigs will indeed be faster than 4

Yes this is very true, also true for running a server. But for the average user and even gamers, 4gb of ram is all you need, at least for the next few years...

I have gone to the store,
And i was told i need to update the bios drivers.

If that doesnt fix it i can go to them with the pc and they will fix it.
Or find another solution .

How can speeder.exe can increase FPS? It's a defrag tool!

It wont increase the speed.
Perhaps the file access speed but thats about it.

Quote from: ThuGie on August 28, 2011, 05:57:30 AM
It wont increase the speed.
Perhaps the file access speed but thats about it.

Well it did increase FPS on my laptop but not by much.

Omaroo? Does this heats more the system? Because My laptop, (Toshiba too, Dual core duo 2.4 GHz, ATi radeon 3650) its hot, no at the limits, but hot..
I have 180+ Fps althought...

Quote from: spamarian on August 30, 2011, 06:33:42 PM
Omaroo? Does this heats more the system? Because My laptop, (Toshiba too, Dual core duo 2.4 GHz, ATi radeon 3650) its hot, no at the limits, but hot..
I have 180+ Fps althought...

Set your frame limiter on if your think its the fps but it probably isnt.
And this tool wont make your laptop hotter or work harder in any way.

But for almost every laptop its recommended you add a external cooler

Quote from: spamarian on August 30, 2011, 06:33:42 PM
Omaroo? Does this heats more the system? Because My laptop, (Toshiba too, Dual core duo 2.4 GHz, ATi radeon 3650) its hot, no at the limits, but hot..
I have 180+ Fps althought...

toshiba sucks ask me bro i have toshiba satellite l505 and i suffer from the heating issues u gotta buy a cooler or live with it its toshiba :/

I have a base with a cooler but I dont use it lately..
My cousin's VAIO is hotter than mine with less tasks running..