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    RM clock will gaming...

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by arjunned, Mar 12, 2008.

  1. arjunned

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    i use rm clock to monitor cpu temperatures, etc.. i wanted to know whether i can run rm clock while playing games?? will it affect gameplay in anyway??.. my performance settings is on "performance on demand"...
    also wile gaming i use rivatuner to monitor gpu temp's and fps... is it a really bad idea to run both rm clock and rivatuner at the sametime?? i'm a noob in these applications..so any help will be greatly appreciated.. :eek:
     
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    dondadah88 Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    no rivatuner in the back will not slow down your computer while playing games
     
    dondadah88, Mar 12, 2008
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    yeah, i think our cpus are powerful enough these day to run some stuff in the background while gaming. oh, those good 'ol days...when i used to be obsessed about stuff like that :)
     
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    :).. so running both rivatuner and rmclock while i'm playing cod4 ain't problem?? cool..thnx...
     
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    Nope it won't be a problem. I run both and I am able to play CoD4 fine. Sometimes I even have other programs running in the background like Firefox, iTunes or an IM client. As long as you have enough ram to go around it shouldn't be a problem.
    Tim
     
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    ok thnx... jus tried it and everything went smooth.. :)
     
    arjunned, Mar 13, 2008
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