01-01-2009, 12:30 AM
You know, the amount of programs isn't the problem - the problem lies in a few areas.
* PROCESSOR SPEED - This is important, as it denotes how fast your computer is able to run the actions you ask it to.
* ACTIVE PROGRAMS - Use the Task Manager to look at what processes are running when you're trying to play a game, as many programs will run in the background. Also scan your computer to get rid of viruses and trojans, as many of those cause a severe slowdown.
* PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS - This is rather arbitrary. If your computer is running the bare minimum required for the game, you'll notice quite a lack of quality. If possible, try and lower the settings for the game/s you want to play and see if that helps.
* INTERNET CONNECTION - Lets be honest. If you're planning on playing an online game, i.e. one that has a lot of interaction with other users, which is also rather heavy on graphical interface, you need a strong internet connection, preferably one that isn't wireless, as wireless in itself causes a slowdown due to the waves that transmit the connection to the receiver.
* PROCESSOR SPEED - This is important, as it denotes how fast your computer is able to run the actions you ask it to.
* ACTIVE PROGRAMS - Use the Task Manager to look at what processes are running when you're trying to play a game, as many programs will run in the background. Also scan your computer to get rid of viruses and trojans, as many of those cause a severe slowdown.
* PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS - This is rather arbitrary. If your computer is running the bare minimum required for the game, you'll notice quite a lack of quality. If possible, try and lower the settings for the game/s you want to play and see if that helps.
* INTERNET CONNECTION - Lets be honest. If you're planning on playing an online game, i.e. one that has a lot of interaction with other users, which is also rather heavy on graphical interface, you need a strong internet connection, preferably one that isn't wireless, as wireless in itself causes a slowdown due to the waves that transmit the connection to the receiver.
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If I don't know what lies beyond
Desire is now the one in control
Am I strong enough to not ever know just what I'd find?
Should I press on?

