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04-16-2007
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| | Hardware Profile, Are they possible in Vista? Im experiencing some nasty lag and choppy sound in WoW. I created a gaming user and disabled all visual enhancements that make Vista cool. This was a last ditch effort to gain some RAM availablity. I have 1 gig of DDR2 and the PC uses nearly 60% at all times. The gameplay got a little better after changing to the classic theme, but the sound is incredicly stocatto. It sounds like a gattling gun. I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to use hardware profiles to get games to run better in Vista. My goal is to create a trimmed down gaming user to effectively run games on 1 gig of RAM. I ordered another 2 gigs but they won't be here for at least a week. Anyone have anything like this setup? Any tips? |
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