Posted 09/20/08 at 04:45:49 AM by Pulkit Chandn

AMD recently unveiled its Fusion for Gaming application with a lot of tawdry grandiosity. The utility, currently in beta, provides a software-based crude overclocking solution by closing all background apps and services to optimize the system for gaming. The utility also tinkers with some other system settings to provide enhanced performance during gaming. Once in expert mode, the application can even overclock the GPU.
The chipmaker claims that Fusion for Gaming can enhance a computer’s performance by up to 10%. Although it might actually prove to be handy, the chances of it being worth as much as AMD’s rhetoric suggests are slim to none. The beta is only meant for Windows Vista 32 and can be downloaded here.
Posted 07/18/07 at 06:08:15 PM by Paul "One4yu2c" Lilly
Controversial video games are nothing new (just ask Rockstar Games), but does there come a point where we draw the line?
Posted 12/15/06 at 03:17:08 PM by Steve Klett
You have to look at the sport of flying radio-controlled aircraft like you would gambling: If you can't afford to lose (crash), you can't afford to play (fly).





