Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

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  • LaserCobra

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    Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

    Everybody could learn something new from this guide. The cache section is the most interesting to me...

  • =HzC=Heinz

    #2
    Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

    decent tips. thanks!

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    • Viathon

      #3
      Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

      I agree that is probably one of the best BF2 guides I have seen. Just wish I would have read it sooner. It would have saved a lot of time.

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      • ^Garf*uk*
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        • Aug 2006
        • 511

        #4
        Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

        wow some great tips there bud

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        • C11.Nemisis

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          Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

          Akses VIRUS88 sebagai agen Slot88 resmi dan terpercaya 2026 dengan game gacor terbaru, proses praktis, promo harian menarik, serta layanan online 24 jam.

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          • BasherTarr

            #6
            Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

            This is like three months old...

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            • Viathon

              #7
              Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

              Yeah but it is always updated too.

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              • Slapidus

                #8
                Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                Cool,ill try this one out,i tryed the one that ign put out and i didnt see any or a diffence in game play

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                • SmilingRaccoon

                  #9
                  Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                  I suggest a mod place this in tips and tricks, but yea the guide is very well constructed and the entire site is very useful, been using it a long time.

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                  • LaserCobra

                    #10
                    Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                    Originally posted by C11.Nemisis
                    You can copy and paste a URL too!?!?!?!? And here I was thinking it was only me :cry:




                    On topic-

                    The tweak link should have its own sticky. It would answer a lot of questions around here without having to search.

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                    • LaserCobra

                      #11
                      Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                      Originally posted by SmilingRaccoon
                      I suggest a mod place this in tips and tricks, but yea the guide is very well constructed and the entire site is very useful, been using it a long time.
                      I thought about placing it there but this section gets way more traffic and a ton of tech questions. It's best to have this stuff in everyones face like the other stickies floating around.

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                      • Sovetskeey

                        #12
                        Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                        Awesome guide. Reminded me to do a few things like install my motherboard drivers :p

                        I'm just curious - I knew beforehand that the stability of the voltages on your PSU was important but what exactly is considered a stable range? Running Asus Probe, my voltages come out to about:
                        +12V, 12.48V - 12.544V
                        +5V, 4.784V - 4.811V
                        +3.3V, 3.28V - 3.312V
                        And my VCore is about 1.68V - 1.696V (No idea what VCore is)

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                        • Arky

                          #13
                          Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                          Repost, but thanks anyway.

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                          • coco

                            #14
                            Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                            good , but too old.

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                            • LaserCobra

                              #15
                              Re: Increase your BF2 performance from load-times to game play

                              Originally posted by Sovetskeey
                              Awesome guide. Reminded me to do a few things like install my motherboard drivers :p

                              I'm just curious - I knew beforehand that the stability of the voltages on your PSU was important but what exactly is considered a stable range? Running Asus Probe, my voltages come out to about:
                              +12V, 12.48V - 12.544V
                              +5V, 4.784V - 4.811V
                              +3.3V, 3.28V - 3.312V
                              And my VCore is about 1.68V - 1.696V (No idea what VCore is)
                              The only true way to test your psu is with a multimeter. Software will never be as accurate. Check out www.extremeoverclocking.com if you want to learn all about it.

                              Originally posted by Arky
                              Repost, but thanks anyway.
                              Really, what's the point? I was an admin on Battlefieldnam.com and have been on forums for 6 years and I STILL don't understand why people must post messages like this.

                              This thread would die and never be seen again if you didn't reply. You're perpetuating what you hate most... reposts.


                              At least this has some merit since it's new to others.

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