how to lower stress on cpu in games
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Hellfire13
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The stress from the game itself can be seldom minimized, but you can defer all the secondary process which are unnecessary during the duration of gameplay by closing all such process via task manager.
If you can identify those process, you can stop them manually. Or you can use a game optimization software like this... http://www.razerzone.com/cortex
This will automatically stop all unnecessary process when you are gaming and restart them when you quit the game. I use it personally and its really good.
Once you install it, it will sync all your games with itself so that you can launch the games from within that application.
If you can identify those process, you can stop them manually. Or you can use a game optimization software like this... http://www.razerzone.com/cortex
This will automatically stop all unnecessary process when you are gaming and restart them when you quit the game. I use it personally and its really good.
Once you install it, it will sync all your games with itself so that you can launch the games from within that application.
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Hellfire13
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Ohh...my bad. I overlooked the i3 chip in the first post. Use Razer Cortex if you want. Its free and very handy for gaming. Should help you gain a few frames here and there.
Hi now i'm more confused i asked on fallout 4 if i could play the game overall it was a yes but people there are telling me shadows and something called god rays are cpu based and i thought you could not put less stress on the cpu in games......curse my low pc knowledge.
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You didnt get the point. The game will stress the cpu as much as it is supposed to, to function seamlessly on whatever settings you choose. Maybe lower settings will put less stress than higher settings. But there are additional processes which runs in the background, which are not related to the game itself, but which adds extra burden to the cpu while gaming. Some of these processes might not be absolutely necessary while gaming like windows updates. What a game optimizer does is stop these processes which are not necessary during gaming so that the cpu can accommodate more input from the game itself and give some leverage to the cpu in that sense.
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