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Buy a steam game to increase FPS?
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http://store.steampowered.com/app/384300/

Seems interesting, but arent some of these things available in the program open for you to edit on your pc and games through commands? How would you feel about spending 20 bucks for potential FPS boost?

http://store.steampowered.com/app/384300/

Seems interesting, but arent some of these things available in the program open for you to edit on your pc and games through commands? How would you feel about spending 20 bucks for potential FPS boost?
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no
i mean i would not spend 20 dollars on this, theres some free / cheaper alternatives not sure if they work but this might not work as well so yea

no
i mean i would not spend 20 dollars on this, theres some free / cheaper alternatives not sure if they work but this might not work as well so yea
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#4
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Using ProcessLasso with Razer Cortex will do the same things for free.

Use ProcessLasso to either run non-hl.exe processes on the cores tf2 is not using (it uses 4 max) if you have more than 4, or for 4 core-only CPU's, offload some strain from the core which tf2 over utilizes relative to the others by disabling affinity for Core0 for all non-hl.exe processes.

Razer Cortex requires little to no configuring to work.

Using ProcessLasso with Razer Cortex will do the same things for free.

Use ProcessLasso to either run non-hl.exe processes on the cores tf2 is not using (it uses 4 max) if you have more than 4, or for 4 core-only CPU's, offload some strain from the core which tf2 over utilizes relative to the others by disabling affinity for Core0 for all non-hl.exe processes.

Razer Cortex requires little to no configuring to work.
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stabbyUsing ProcessLasso with Razer Cortex will do the same things for free.
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true, i got from 80 to 100 FPS

also the czech google translator translation is interesting :)

[quote=stabby]Using ProcessLasso with Razer Cortex will do the same things for free.
.[/quote]
true, i got from 80 to 100 FPS

also the czech google translator translation is interesting :)
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#6
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degustabbyUsing ProcessLasso with Razer Cortex will do the same things for free.
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true, i got from 80 to 100 FPS

also the czech google translator translation is interesting :)

god, the dutch version sounds so cringy-worthy. I wish developers wouldn't translate using google translate or similar tools, it just sucks

[quote=degu][quote=stabby]Using ProcessLasso with Razer Cortex will do the same things for free.
.[/quote]
true, i got from 80 to 100 FPS

also the czech google translator translation is interesting :)[/quote]

god, the dutch version sounds so cringy-worthy. I wish developers wouldn't translate using google translate or similar tools, it just sucks
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#7
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http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steamcommunity/public/images/avatars/02/02c92892af839d8b7b588be9ae62c008104ee40b_medium.jpg

^real pic of actual customer

[img]http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steamcommunity/public/images/avatars/02/02c92892af839d8b7b588be9ae62c008104ee40b_medium.jpg[/img]
^real pic of actual customer
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Would this be more or less effective than just downloading more RAM? Asking for my dad.

Would this be more or less effective than just downloading more RAM? Asking for my dad.
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#9
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bobmusWould this be more or less effective than just downloading more RAM? Asking for my dad.

this one has microtransaction, you can buy more CPU frequency (100 MHz for 10 €)

[quote=bobmus]Would this be more or less effective than just downloading more RAM? Asking for my dad.[/quote]
this one has microtransaction, you can buy more CPU frequency (100 MHz for 10 €)
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