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Heres the story. I recently purchased everquest 2 but because windows sucks at managing memory it was VERY stuttery in towns etc. The fix in the link almost completely resolved the issue for me and I can play EQ2 @1280x1024 4xAA 8xAF on very high quality with hardly any pauses at all even in towns.
This is with just a gig of ram BTW. Its also supposed to help in games like Battlefield 2 but I have not tested it yet.
If the link is dead - google cacheman and download it.
Heres the story. I recently purchased everquest 2 but because windows sucks at managing memory it was VERY stuttery in towns etc. The fix in the link almost completely resolved the issue for me and I can play EQ2 @1280x1024 4xAA 8xAF on very high quality with hardly any pauses at all even in towns.
This is with just a gig of ram BTW. Its also supposed to help in games like Battlefield 2 but I have not tested it yet.
If the link is dead - google cacheman and download it.
First, before we get into tweaking WMM, there are a few things you should know.DO NOT use any of the wizards number one! DO NOT and I repeat, do not use the "RAM Recovery"!
This pushes essential windows files and proceses out of memory which is not good! The program will tell you it is, but all it takes is simple logic to know that this should not be done. We want the OS to be fast, because the game communicates with the OS and then the OS sends the info to the processor and video card. We do not want it to have to access the HDD for this!
Now to the optimizing! Click on the settings tab on the right side, then go to "RAM".Don't worry about anything else, this is where you need to be. Make sure that you uncheck the "enable" under the Recovery tab at the top. Now click the optimization tab at the top and check the boxes "Disable executive paging" and "unload DLL's from memory". You are now done with this area.
Now go back to the settings tab on the right hand side and click tweaks. Like I said before, do not adjust the IO page lock limit, ignore this feature. Check the box "disable NT last access update". Basically what this does is changes the date on a file after it is modified. This can reduce performance of your hard disk, especially if it is slow, or very full.
You are now done tweaking your memory! Go to File, Save settings, and then exit the program. The changes are permanent, so you can change the option to load every time windows starts if you'd like or uninstall the program
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