Corsair XMS PRO: From 512 Mb to 1 GB... More Frames In FarCry?
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if the game takes up a lot of RAM, and the total RAM used is more than 512MB, you're using a paging file which will slow down the game. in this case an upgrade of RAM would increase the performance, otherwise it would just depend on whether you run dual channel; I think some s754 motherboards can run dual channel even though the CPU hasn't got a dual channel controller like the 939's and 940's, because the motherboard can be made with one
Actually, FarCry is the first game that takes advantage of 256 M video cards and 1 G RAM if available so yes you would see a difference. How much is another question. My guess would be a few fps but not much.
You can also increase your fps slightly by doing the following:
Start the game then hit contl+alt to go to windows.
Hit contl + alt + del (winxp) to enter windows task manager.
locate the FarCry process and right click on it.
change its priority to high instead of normal.
This should give you a slight improvement. It gave me around 5fps when I played it
You can also increase your fps slightly by doing the following:
Start the game then hit contl+alt to go to windows.
Hit contl + alt + del (winxp) to enter windows task manager.
locate the FarCry process and right click on it.
change its priority to high instead of normal.
This should give you a slight improvement. It gave me around 5fps when I played it
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i would think that ur additional 512 megs should make a dif. in frame stability
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