How To Speed Up My PC Before Playing Games

Sep 7, 2011

Do you experience game lags, stuttering sound, game pauses and freezes? Do you always need to close some applications like Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, web browser and even the good old Windows Explorer? Worry no more. By using this small piece of software, you do not have to resort to all those things just to have a smooth gaming experience. It’s really frustrating that you will be kicked out of the game because of some processes that eats up all your resources. To avoid this very exasperating experience try running this game tool. What it does? Basically it closes all unnecessary processes and services that you don’t need to free up your system. With the entire unwanted processes out, your game software can now harness your gaming rig’s full potential. In my own experience, it really speed up my PC by closing and terminating some unwanted system services that you don’t need.

Introducing Game Booster. To start using it, just download it from IObit.com (as of now you will be redirected to MajorGeek site, but it’s ok) and run the setup file that is 4MB in size. If the installation is successful, just launch Game Booster 3.0 and push the button ‘Start Boost’. But if you want to select which processes to stop, click ‘Configure’ located just below the button. Take note that Game Booster will automatically restart all the processes and services you specify here after the game. So all you need to do is to concentrate on your game and let GameBooster do the all optimization you need.

Adding games that is to be optimized is fairly easy; just click the ‘Switch to Gamebox’ button then drag all the game shortcuts in this box that needs optimization. When I first launch the Gamebox, I am surprised that all the games that I recently played were already included in the Gamebox specially DOTA. Give it a try and wish that you will have that smooth gaming experience. Enjoy!

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