Noob Friendly Lag Reduction
Noob Friendly Lag Reduction
THIS IS A GUIDE TO A COUPLE WELL KNOWN TRICKS ON HOW TO FREE RAM FOR YOUR PC, WHICH IN TURN ALLOWS THAT RAM TO BE USED FOR YOUR GAME, AND LAG WILL BE REDUCED GREATLY.
Cleaning Services/Startup using MSConfig
Windows Performance Settings
NOW YOU MAY REBOOT
Cleaning Services/Startup using MSConfig
Accessing MSConfig On Windows 7
Accessing MSConfig On Windows Vista
Accessing MSConfig On Windows XP
When you install programs or software, it is likely that they install some sort of Service for your computer to run, most commonly, updates.
To remove such Services we go to the Services Tab on the System Configuration Utility (msconfig) > Check "Hide All Microsoft Services" > Click "Disable All"
Programs and software often ask if you'd like them to run on Windows Start Up. Sometimes the programs don't even ask, they just install themselves.
To stop them from running on Start Up, we go to the Startup Tab on the System Configuration Utility > Click "Disabel All" > Click "Apply", Click "Close" BUT DO NOT REBOOT YET!
Accessing MSConfig On Windows Vista
Accessing MSConfig On Windows XP
When you install programs or software, it is likely that they install some sort of Service for your computer to run, most commonly, updates.
To remove such Services we go to the Services Tab on the System Configuration Utility (msconfig) > Check "Hide All Microsoft Services" > Click "Disable All"
Programs and software often ask if you'd like them to run on Windows Start Up. Sometimes the programs don't even ask, they just install themselves.
To stop them from running on Start Up, we go to the Startup Tab on the System Configuration Utility > Click "Disabel All" > Click "Apply", Click "Close" BUT DO NOT REBOOT YET!
Windows Performance Settings
Right click your Desktop icon for "My Computer" / "Computer" (you can also use the Start Menu) > Click "Properties" at the bottom of the list > Go to the "Advanced" Tab and Click "Settings" under "Performance" > Click "Adjust for best performance" > Click "Apply"
Next we want to increase the Paging File size. The Paging File is a file used to store unneeded pages of memory. It is constantly used for various needs of running and installing programs.
On the Performance Options window, Click the "Advanced" Tab > Click the "Change" Button under "Virtual Memory" > Click "Custom size:" > Set "Initial size (MB):" to whatever it says "Minimum allowed:" is, And set "Maximum size (MB):" to Double whatever it says "Recommended:" is > Click "Set", "Ok" on Virtual Memory window, "Ok" on Performance Options window, and finally "Ok" on System Properties window.
Next we want to increase the Paging File size. The Paging File is a file used to store unneeded pages of memory. It is constantly used for various needs of running and installing programs.
On the Performance Options window, Click the "Advanced" Tab > Click the "Change" Button under "Virtual Memory" > Click "Custom size:" > Set "Initial size (MB):" to whatever it says "Minimum allowed:" is, And set "Maximum size (MB):" to Double whatever it says "Recommended:" is > Click "Set", "Ok" on Virtual Memory window, "Ok" on Performance Options window, and finally "Ok" on System Properties window.
NOW YOU MAY REBOOT
Good tutorial, worked well for me.
Originally Posted by Krypton1x
Good tutorial, worked well for me.
maybe on a better day.
damn WPS since when are you so friendly?
jk! ty for the info.
jk! ty for the info.
Originally Posted by AVGN
damn WPS since when are you so friendly?
jk! ty for the info.
jk! ty for the info.
im only
when i need to be.. otherwise 
dayum, you're computer is worse than mine lmao
Well done Grim.
Dude, if a choob screws up, they could kill their pc... (its possible) But then again, if you cant do this, you should delete "system 32"
Good guide but too bad there are a lot of em already :S
Someone should make a thread on internet lagg.
make one... unless you dont know anything about it.. then look it up, and then make the thread 
Hmmm good but those that are still unsatisfied with their computers speed please refer to my tut (within my siggy) and jubutty's which is in the thread he posted it under mine.
@Project. Delete your cookies
now open task manager.
search for your browsers process.
Now right click it
go to priority.
not put above normal.
and walla. your not lagging as much.
@Project. Delete your cookies
now open task manager.
search for your browsers process.
Now right click it
go to priority.
not put above normal.
and walla. your not lagging as much.
jaybuty beat you over lag reducing xD
wtfiwantthatname.....you really dont know what you're talking about... i've disabled the Page File on my OS HDD before.. lasted about a month before it was filled with so many bad sectors it wouldn't even boot... it just clicked repeatedly..
You want to ruin your own hard drive.. thats on you.. but im not going to allow you to convince other noobs that its helpful when really its dangerous...
/posts deleted.
You want to ruin your own hard drive.. thats on you.. but im not going to allow you to convince other noobs that its helpful when really its dangerous...
/posts deleted.
basically to sum that up, reinstall or get a new computer.
and you forgot to add delete system dump files and hibernation files
and you forgot to add delete system dump files and hibernation files
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