Fr0sty;1997248 said:I don't know if this has been addressed yet. Haven't done any searches. But is anyone using sallos/playuo with windows 7? And if so how does it run on it if it runs at all?
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Backpacks still missing?MadeInQuebec;2020182 said:I just tried it, on a new windows 7 and I managed to log on it easily.
Althought I had no backpack and my mouse was moving weird, but that could just be due to some setting adjustement or just that the computer is not made to run that type of game.
Simon Cowell;2020461 said:64 bit runs your applications faster if you're running multiple programs and utilizes your ram 100% better/faster from what I understand.
Mighty Boognish;2020498 said:someone fed you a load of bullshit. 64 bit is more ram intensive all around. it doesn't utilize anything any better at all, its for the moronic masses who need all the pointless flash and and glitter for an extra stack of 20's.
- back to the topic at hand. with windows 7 try setting your desktop back to classic when you use razor OR sallos. its very quick with 7 to switch back and fourth from classic to custom takes a split second so not a hassle even if you weigh 400lbs and im not saying you do. my sallos was acting goofy, still had backpack but the mouse was moving oddly character twitching etc once i set desktop to classic everything was a-ok. run as admin aswell.
The loss isn't huge, and why not switch to 64 bit? Some of the most intensive programs I use come in a 64 bit version and if I can make better use of my processors why not?nolliepoper;2020334 said:Why didn't you just stick with 32bit?
drakrum-hybrid;2020585 said:64bit Operating systems such as Windows 7 in this case recognize and utililize 4096MB+ of ram [ although not required to operate ] whereas 32bit is limited to the use of 3072MB or ram. 64bit also has the advantage of running multiple 64bit applications much more easily and a lot faster than any 32bit setup. As far as the performance gains from one to the other is negligible. That part really would come down to the driver for your display adapter.