Increase FPS in games with load minimisation!

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phreak0ut

The Thread Killer >:)
@Gautam-Thanks for the tutorial. Might help once I start to get some good games myself on linux. I've already checked out the thread for linux games. I just haven't downloaded it.

@GX-I don't understand why you should be poking your butt into every linux and mac affair. I see this with other Windows fanboys too! If you don't use it, all we ask you to do is STFU!! :mad: :mad:
 
Wow, my thread really did generate lots of intrest... Lemme give you some advice, saurav:


please remember that linux can be compiled on the system it is to run in, and it can be made as light weight as possible. If you think that a gaming OS has automatic download of game information from the net and looks really cool and all that, you are WRONG. An ideal gaming OS is one which uses as less system resources as possible and is as optimised to the system as possible so as to help the game run better. With all those features you mentioned against vista, It will definitely take much more memory than linux. So kindly understand that this thread still has only ONE objective - to increase FPS in games by making the OS as light as possible. So if you really wanted to show that vista is better than linux at gaming when it comes to open GL games, please tell us a way by which Vista will use less than 16 mb RAM while the game runs, so that even windows users may benifit from load minimilisation.

And please learn to read my post clearly. I never said one has to do lots to run games on linux. Even in the normal way of installing games, they run well, and often with more FPS, compared to windows. No offence intended(not) but I think you are tooo much blinded by your love for windows that you forget to analyze the facts.

I just gave a rather too simple tip to boost linux gaming FPS. I expected guys like infra_red_dude, praka123, mehvuled, etc to lol this thread, but thanks to your ignorance, this thread only got more intresting.

Anyway, I am intrested in doing something like this even with windows gaming, so if you really think you can help, find us a way by which vista OS and other non game related services will use only 16-32 mb of the system RAM while gaming, otherwise kindly stop silly flaming.

For the last time, read the damn thread title before preaching about games explorer. If you had told something relevant, like a methord to boot with aero and other resource hungry and useless-while-gaming processes, I would have thanked you instead of criticizing you.
 

gxsaurav

You gave been GXified
please remember that linux can be compiled on the system it is to run in

Linux OS compilation & the game compilation are two different. Will Compiling Windows on my machine give me more performance in gaming???? Nope, cos game is a different software then OS.

With DirectX 10 & XNA Game Platform (Audio & Video), just like .net when you install a game, the performance of the game depends on only the shader clock & number of stream processors of the GFX card cos for a gfx card to be DirectX 10 compliant it has to provide all features of DX10...means the developer can make the game in XNA & rest assured that Vista will automatically optimise the game for the particular machie while running.

and it can be made as light weight as possible.

So?????? Do u use a file manager while playing Doom 3?

If you think that a gaming OS has automatic download of game information from the net and looks really cool and all that, you are WRONG.

Wait...is that all u were able to understand from what I wrote.???? Did u forget to read the part when running a game from Games Explorer closes DWM etc to increase performance.


An ideal gaming OS is one which uses as less system resources

System resources are reduced & given to games when playing a DirectX 9c/10 based in Windows Vista automatically.

as optimised to the system as possible so as to help the game run better.

Know this clearly, no matter even if u compile the OS for the hardware , it won't give even 1% increase in performance unless u compile the game for the same hardware.

With all those features you mentioned against vista, It will definitely take much more memory than linux.

Start a game from Games Exploer & Vista Automatically optimises the priority level of the game exe, disables indexing & DWM & gives superfetched RAM to the game.


So kindly understand that this thread still has only ONE objective - to increase FPS in games by making the OS as light as possible

Why make the OS lite when it makes itself light automatically when I start a game.

So if you really wanted to show that vista is better than linux at gaming when it comes to open GL games, please tell us a way by which Vista will use less than 16 mb RAM while the game runs, so that even windows users may benifit from load minimilisation.

Anyway, I am intrested in doing something like this even with windows gaming, so if you really think you can help, find us a way by which vista OS and other non game related services will use only 16-32 mb of the system RAM while gaming, otherwise kindly stop silly flaming.

I hope u know about paging file in Vista.
And please learn to read my post clearly. I never said one has to do lots to run games on linux. Even in the normal way of installing games, they run well, and often with more FPS, compared to windows. No offence intended(not) but I think you are tooo much blinded by your love for windows that you forget to analyze the facts.

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If you had told something relevant, like a methord to boot with aero and other resource hungry and useless-while-gaming processes, I would have thanked you instead of criticizing you.

It's not my problem if u r suffering from dyslexia *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/24.gif
 
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iMav

The Devil's Advocate
opk so now linux has over come windows in gaming *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/24.gif OMG u guys sure have a great sense of humor *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/24.gif comparing Linux and windows for gaming *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/24.gif

PS: the thread title no where shows Linux or my windows has stopped showing the word linux .... in linux u do all this in xp u disable a few programs in vista u do nothing .... its a thread in tuts section .... the first post is abt linux the next post is abt vista ... y is ur ego geting so badly bruised that if some 1 says in vista u dont need to do so much u start whining like 2 yr kids who were denied a plastic toy
 

ring_wraith

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Wait....you "need" to do this in Linux? Gosh...no wonder gaming on linux platform sux. Let me tell all the gamers here about something better in case of Windows Vista

After you have installed the game, drag & drop the exe to Games explorer in Vista. Vista will simply download additional info for that game & to play just run the game from Games Explorer, which will automatically set the priority level to high, disable DWM, Indexing service, & all other unused resources. Just run the game....& Vista will take care of the rest provided either the game as "Games for Windows" Certification or is available in the Games Explorer Database.

Example of Vista games Explorer with many games.

Windows isn't market leader in gaming on PC just like that :D

He is right you know..
 
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