Tweaking Windows XP for PC Gaming


This posting is an addition the the article that I wrote before in http://digitalenquirer.blogspot.com/2008/08/tweaking-windows-xp-using-freeware.html. But it's more for gaming purpose. I use a freeware utility called GameXP to tweak something on my PC. So that the game should run smoothly.


Game XP is intended to optimize the performance of your computer for gaming needs. It tweaks and modifies various XP settings (cache settings, CPU priority etc.) and optionally disables or stops several Windows services that are usually not needed. The program does not require any installation, and does not need to be running at all times. Game XP extends your operating system's capabilities and makes Windows faster and comfortable for maximum gaming experience.




The main features of the program are:
  • Game XP has been designed to speed up your computer by optimizing system settings in the most efficient way to allow for maximum gaming experience.
  • Makes games to run faster and boosts overall performance of your computer.
  • Optimizes your 3D card performance for maximum gaming experience and much more...
  • No installation or modification needs to be made to your hardware.
  • If system analysis of Game XP match your computer then simply press the "Go to Warp Speed" button.
  • It does not need any DLL or another file(s). It is just a single "EXE" file: GameXP.exe
  • Easy to use interface.
  • No installation necessary.
  • No experience or computer skills necessary!



System Requirements
  • Windows 98/ME/2000/2003/XP
  • 64MB of RAM (128MB recommended)
  • DirectX® 7.0 or later
  • DirectX® 7.0 compatible graphics adapter that has minimum 32MB of memory and is fully DirectX®7.0 compliant

Compatibility
Game XP has been successfully tested and developed under Windows 98 and XP. It also works under all versions of Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP and 2003.


Download :


GameXP - Zip File, 531KB, Final Version, Freeware, My Favorite.
Windows Supported : 9x/ME/2000/XP
Link : http://www.theorica.net/




Hope this article help.
Best regard,


Hikmat Surya Permana


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