runescape is a game that is hard to run at 50fps everywhere on max (and is apparently impossible anyway)
but im thinking because the i7 sandybridge has a better architecture compared to my E6700 (3.2 ghz oc'd to 3.85 i can get 50 fps in some places with AA off because i dont see any difference other then a lower framerate)
is it possible to disable all but one core (you can do that right? i know amd did that with the... sempron i think) of an i7 (runescape is single thread/core/??? only it seems) but keep the hyperthreading (so basicly its a single core i7 with hyperthreading so 2 threads) and then overclock it as high as it can take
/theory craft behind the disableing of cores
runescape uses one core
im sure that one core would also heat up the other cores a bit so with just one core active it stays cooler so higher speeds can be reached before the heat kills it
the HT is to be kept so all processes that can will be moved to the second thread to give runescape most of the first thread to play around on
at the end of all that we have a single core i7 clocked as high as it can take just so we can play runescape with near max fps in many places - there i said it for you
but im thinking because the i7 sandybridge has a better architecture compared to my E6700 (3.2 ghz oc'd to 3.85 i can get 50 fps in some places with AA off because i dont see any difference other then a lower framerate)
is it possible to disable all but one core (you can do that right? i know amd did that with the... sempron i think) of an i7 (runescape is single thread/core/??? only it seems) but keep the hyperthreading (so basicly its a single core i7 with hyperthreading so 2 threads) and then overclock it as high as it can take
/theory craft behind the disableing of cores
runescape uses one core
im sure that one core would also heat up the other cores a bit so with just one core active it stays cooler so higher speeds can be reached before the heat kills it
the HT is to be kept so all processes that can will be moved to the second thread to give runescape most of the first thread to play around on
at the end of all that we have a single core i7 clocked as high as it can take just so we can play runescape with near max fps in many places - there i said it for you