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I have an AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core processor and I downloaded and installed the optimizer, but whenever I click the application, nothing happens. I've looked on their website and couldn't find anything about the problem. I have Windows Vista, and it says it's compatible.
And since I haven't gotten to see what it does yet... is it really worth it?
i dunno really what it does, splits up programs evenly? BF2 runs best when you set it on just one core. At least, in XP.
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Can't be assed to install it, but got this from the AMD forums,
This software installs and operates under the following operating systems
* Microsoft® Windows® XP
* Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
* Microsoft Windows Server 2003 32-bit
* Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-bit
* Microsoft Windows Vista Beta 2
Operating systems NOT supported are:
* Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0
* Microsoft Windows 98 Gold
* Microsoft Windows 98
* Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2
* Microsoft Windows 3.x
* Microsoft Windows Millennium
* Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
* Microsoft® Windows® 2000
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which would probably explain,
Originally posted by Sniper1432
I use it but haven't noticed anything different from before I installed it.
Originally posted by Tomeis
Then why would they say it's compatible in Vista, if it's not needed?
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i dunno really what it does, splits up programs evenly? BF2 runs best when you set it on just one core. At least, in XP.
Actually, this helps when you run BF2 and don't go through the steps to set your affinity to 0. BF2 always would crash on me before I installed this last year.
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Actually, this helps when you run BF2 and don't go through the steps to set your affinity to 0. BF2 always would crash on me before I installed this last year.
Well I always set affinity 1 or 0 on the AMD 4400+ I had because I noticed the game ran smoother and didn't crash to desktop nearly as often. Its only an AMD issue. Now with my Core2Duo I don't have to set anything.
you can apply this in Vista but you need to right click on the file, go to properties and set it to run as a Admin...thats why when you click on it its not doing anything.
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