2-Soft: 5 Ways To Speed Up Your Computer’s Gaming Performances

Optimizing and improving your computer’s gaming performances is not such a complicated thing to be done. This simple maintenance task can be done in 5 simple steps: Preparation, Steam Optimization, Hard Drive Optimization, Video Driver Optimization, Automated Maintenance.

[Adu88]

very interesting stuff..i think you should be published..:)

[Gago]

my PC is super clean and efficent

but this will others alot

[CombineElite]

YEs I use CCleaner religiously as it is so very great and it also has a Registry Cleaner. USE it instead of saying bad drivers.

video card driver updates should never be done while downloading or watching porn. people do this all the time then wonder why their graphics card don't work.

run SPybot search and Destroy as it kills malware and spyware

and of course defrag your HDD once a month

very good tips

[N4GAddict]

Great tips

[Newtype]

Buy a SSD. Problem solved. And if people don't understand how an SSD works, I feel sorry for you. Hard drive optimization is not needed on SSDs. However, a RAID configuration can help out even more.

@retard below
GTFO console noob.

[Bgibbs]

You feel sorry for people not being as nerdy as you?

[elcompa425]

The fact that he calls you a "console noob" prettttyy much tells you that hes a PC guy with an axe to grind.

[commodore64]

@ newtype

"Hard drive optimization is not needed on SSDs."
WRONG.
http://www.windowsitpro.com...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...

Lucky for you, some modern SSDs trim automatically and it is also automatic on Windows 7, so while you don't need to do it manually, SSD hardware optimization is still absolutely necessary and ongoing .

[BattleAxe]

All I did was buy a DELL Dude.

[OpenGL]

A SSD is not really that necessary for games as most titles are designed to stream off a standard hard drive. Sure your games will load faster, but once it's done loading there shouldn't be any real performance improvement. I'd rather spend the extra money on a better video card.

[Dac2u]

@Newtype I feel sorry for you, thinking an SSD will improve gaming performance. You'd be better off spending that wad of cash on a new video card rather than an SSD. The only thing an SSD will do for you is improve loading times, if it helps anything else, you don't have enough RAM and would be better off getting more.

If you're going to try to insult people for not knowing as much as you, you damned well better know what you're talking about.

[toaster]

Just defrag your SSD and you're good to go!! :D It'll run 10x faster.

[writersblock]

I was expecting some good tips. This is stuff anybody with a computer could've told you

Update your drivers? Defrag the hard disk?
Cmon, everybody knows about that shit already

[Gago]

alot of people don't know

[DeeBee]

I think what writersblock meant to say was, anybody reading this article would probably know the "tips" given already. Hell, to me, those "tips" are very basic ground level stuff. Kind of the first things you learn right after learning how to push to power button to turn your computer on!

I too was expecting some good tips.

[big_silky]

Delete System 32

[Beefstew4u]

^^^ This. It works.

[nnotdead]

lol

[SexyPrawns]

Haha. Delete the explorer.exe file while you're at it.

[skyblue14213]

I have a quad core amd athlon II x4 620 quad-core processor with 8 gigabytes of ram, the problem is that for some reason I cant utilize all of my ram and can only utilize half, the same thing applies to the amd athlon II x4 620 quad-core processor. Games like left 4 dead 1 and 2 play choppy even when using a game optimzer program. I only have a nividia geforce 9100 graphics card which is capable on the most advanced level to handle the games, but cant I get the games to rely on the processing and ram power of the computer rather than my graphics card, and just rely on the graphics card for the rendering and textures? a solution to the problem still eludes me. Or it could be bad or innefficient code in the game itself that is causing the choppyness, I just don't know what is causing the problem atm and would like a solution.

[xDaRkModEx]

You probably need a better GPU. That GPU is hold your cpu back a lot. I got the Athlon II x4 620 with 4 gb of ram and an Ati Radeon hd 5850 and i can run all games on max.

[CombineElite]

Number one.

I hope your running Windows 64bit cause windows 32 bit will only see 4gb of ram therefore your wasting 4gb of ram if your using windows 32bit

Number 2.

You need a better graphics card cause your CPU is stuffing your GPU full of info but your GPU is the bottleneck. meaning it is the weaker of the two.

run most games med settings at 30 fps GTS 450 HD 5770 are $150
run most games maxed out above 50 fps GTX 460 HD 5850 are $250
a Crossfire or sli set up of these cards is really great

Number 3.

You can try to optimize all you want but it's up to the game programming quality as to how your CPU cores and gpu are used depending on what game your playing.

Number 4.

make sure your video card drivers are up to date.
uninstall the old ones reset PC then install the new ones.

[CrzyFooL]

Open search, type in regedit and start deleting stuff!! Everything will be faster!!