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    TurboCache Hardware Driven?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by baddogboxer, Jul 15, 2007.

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    Can someone explain what that means, and what that means vs Hyper Memory which I hear is software driven and what does that mean. I have read but I am just not getting it yet. Both use framebuffers and PCIe bus. :confused:
     
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    The article gave me some good insights, I have read others similar but this explained somethings better.
    Seems to me with ATI make sure you have lots of system RAM so it never goes to the Page File or very big performance hit. Thanks! :)
     
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    u can actually disable shared video memory using ati tool. i tried it and it didnt really do anything. so i just uninstalled the program. but give a go if u feel like it. chaz can probably explain it better than me. but thats the guy who told me.
     
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