AMD Fusion for gaming

[weaselciuy]

Can anyone use AMD Fusion on win7? I cant, i know its not made for win7, i cant run it, geting some kind of error, i was curios if every1 else is.

I used it alot in Vista ...

*didnt know where to post this here or software, but since its for gaming only i figured here is a good spot.

 

[Generator]

Just installed it to try for you and I get this error thrown at me...

 

[weaselciuy]

yeah thats exactly what i`m geting to

 

[Generator]

Its not the lack of 'C runtimes' either, my Visual Studio installs all that stuff.

EDIT: Using build 7127 x64 btw, I forgot to change my profile when I upgraded.

 

[Fritz Fraghof]

I find Gamebooster doesa better job than AMD Fusion and it is also optimized to work with Windows 7 already. It's also free.

Game Booster | Better Play Experience | Game Accelerator

 

[holo88]

I find Gamebooster doesa better job than AMD Fusion and it is also optimized to work with Windows 7 already. It's also free.

Game Booster | Better Play Experience | Game Accelerator

does that actually work? :sarc:
or is it more of a state of mind thing, like extenze.

(lol @ extenze reference)

 

[Fritz Fraghof]

does that actually work? :sarc:

Well if you mean does it actually improve framerates, I personally don't find much if any difference. All the processes that are stopped are using <1% of CPU and not much RAM. Perhaps it is worth running such programs if you PC barely makes a game's minimum spec. Having said that if your PC has a lot of junk that is installed at startup in the background, programs like these can close them down and make a difference. But the better solution IMO is to learn how to use MSCONFIG to keep 3rd party junk off permanently.

 

[weaselciuy]

Well if you mean does it actually improve framerates, I personally don't find much if any difference. All the processes that are stopped are using <1% of CPU and not much RAM. Perhaps it is worth running such programs if you PC barely makes a game's minimum spec. Having said that if your PC has a lot of junk that is installed at startup in the background, programs like these can close them down and make a difference. But the better solution IMO is to learn how to use MSCONFIG to keep 3rd party junk off permanently.

yeah i do that, i keep a clean PC ...... but i like the state off mind it gives )

and i hate it when something dont work ...