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It's amazing how much faster a system gets when you turn off yahoo messenger, the sidebar, automatic updates, itunes related services, the interface for your security software, then restart, or better yet don't install it in the first place. If you want a system for gaming, why are you on the internet with it? The necessary security software for internet use will slow a system down over time in a way that isn't even noticeable unless you have another machine like it that is never connected to anything.

madtownidiot said:

It's amazing how much faster a system gets when you turn off yahoo messenger, the sidebar, automatic updates, itunes related services, the interface for your security software, then restart, or better yet don't install it in the first place. If you want a system for gaming, why are you on the internet with it? The necessary security software for internet use will slow a system down over time in a way that isn't even noticeable unless you have another machine like it that is never connected to anything.

have you heard of steam?

mickey megabyte said:

have you heard of steam?

Of course I have.. and I will never use it. If a game can't be installed or played without an active internet connection, I won't play it.

madtownidiot said:

mickey megabyte said:

have you heard of steam?

Of course I have.. and I will never use it. If a game can't be installed or played without an active internet connection, I won't play it.

have you heard of online gaming?

you wont have many games to play soon if you have that attitude btw

madtownidiot said:

In windows 7 it's pretty much useless. I've tried it, and didn't see any problems, nor any difference in game performance, but it is somewhat useful in xp machines with limited resources

This.