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For instance it could be seen in just slightly smoother gameplay, vs higher FPS. Even for those noticing a difference, it's often subtle. You're always going to find blanket statements, but this is the kind of thing where you have to keep in mind the old phrase "Your mileage may vary". I've yet to see it listed as a running process or service.Īs for whether this kind of thing does "dick" for games, it depends how much RAM you have and how much RAM the game you're playing uses. I don't worry about it hogging resources either. However I also run SpyBot Anti-Beacon to immunize against telemetry apps. Now my RAM usage is as low as 1GB at idle, where before with all the MS telemetry and services enabled it was more like 2.5GB. Once I set it up though, it's done, and I don't have to run any 3rd party tool while I'm gaming, so it's even less footprint.
IOBIT GAME BOOSTER VS RAZER CORTEX WINDOWS
The only real pain is W10 has WAY more services than any of the previous Windows OSes, so it takes a while to get through them. The ones you can safely disable are ones I prefer to leave off anyway. Lately I've settled on just going to Black Viper on my own and using their Safe settings for W10.
When the name changed to AlacrityPC, it only had a link that took you to Black Viper's site, where you had to tweak the settings yourself. Originally it had 's "Safe" level adjustments for XP preloaded, and you could just enable all those services settings with one click. It was written by a guy named Ken Salter. I used to use FSAutoStart, which came with Flight SIM X way back in 2006, but was also available stand alone for any game. These tools have been around a lot longer than people think.
IOBIT GAME BOOSTER VS RAZER CORTEX PC
Make it like i said, and i cant imagine many gamers (good pc or weak pc ) who wouldnt pay $15 for an app that gave the ma boost when its implemented like i mentioned. I'd rather pay for something I want, then get 1% of what I want and 99% of what I don't want for free. id even pay for it.they need to realize enthusiasts are willing to pay for that extra 5 fps, almost always. Like I said if it was something as simple as a taskbar icon that you could click once to enable & click again to disable (and that's it) I would use it even though my computer can handle games.
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and all you get is the desperate few percent with low-end PCs who are willing to download programs from Shady sites, that " prioritize" your resources. I know everyone needs to make a dollar but until they focus on a specific customer set & get their priorities straight,they're going to have an issue where people who have the computers that can handle the games ,don't want anything to do with these programs (because the boost isnt worth the hassle, and ads). but unfortunately it's always some standalone app, that has tons of advertising & bloatware ,and crap.and that's what it seems developers don't understand. If it was simply a matter of a button installed in your taskbar ,that you click and that's it, & it would shut down unnecessary processes and prioritize all gaming ,it would be something that would people probably pay for. GMMK w/ Zelio V2 62g (78g for spacebar) tactile switches & Glorious black keycaps| Some logitech one
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