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Best Program To Boost PC Gaming?
Professor Snugglesworth
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Recently, I've been using Game Booster as a program to help increase performance from my PC games without the need to overclock or constantly mess with ini settings: http://www.iobit.com/gamebooster.html
On the whole, the program works as intended; it automatically shuts off processes that I can list as "unnecessary", and I've gotten improvements in many games, going so far as to go from 30 fps originally to a stable 60 fps using the program.
But it isn't perfect....in fact, it can get really darn slow when it's reloading the processes once I shut my game off. But even more annoying is when it decides to boost just for opening up a game's launcher instead of the actual game. As a result, it doesn't play nice with Skyrim, so I've had to disable it for that game altogether.
So my question is simple: is there a much better alternative to Game Booster that offers similar (if not better) results?
On the whole, the program works as intended; it automatically shuts off processes that I can list as "unnecessary", and I've gotten improvements in many games, going so far as to go from 30 fps originally to a stable 60 fps using the program.
But it isn't perfect....in fact, it can get really darn slow when it's reloading the processes once I shut my game off. But even more annoying is when it decides to boost just for opening up a game's launcher instead of the actual game. As a result, it doesn't play nice with Skyrim, so I've had to disable it for that game altogether.
So my question is simple: is there a much better alternative to Game Booster that offers similar (if not better) results?
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(Please do not gift. My game bank is already full.)
CCleaner -> defragment -> update your drivers -> uninstall shit you don't use -> make other shit not run at startup
All of these are preferable to your borderline product hawking.
Someone told me to give RadeonPro a shot, which I'm currently doing now.
Though I at least solved the Skyrim issue by setting Game Booster to boost manually by my own accord. I'm always open to new ideas though.
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