Also works in older AMD systems, like my Socket A rig. Didn't help much though, because it has Radeon 9250. The worst hardware item I have ever bought :shadedshu Of course AMD boost and other new features are not supported in older systems.

From what I understand only un-optimized systems will benefit from this. Lets say you have something like remote registry turned on. Fusion will turn it off. Things like that. I currently only have 36 processes running so I doubt this will be any benefit to people like me.

Dl'd it at midnight.. I was expecting this. Works the same as the beta and still awesome.

by: ShadowFold

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Dl'd it at midnight.. I was expecting this. Works the same as the beta and still awesome.

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How so?

Raises my Vantage score a lot. Also helps in Mass Effect and Saints Row 2.

by: ShadowFold

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Raises my Vantage score a lot. Also helps in Mass Effect and Saints Row 2.

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By how much? Also does it say what it turns off or does?

by: TheMailMan78

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By how much? Also does it say what it turns off or does?

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They say AMD systems only, do they mean with an ATI card or only with a AMD CPU?

by: truehighroller1

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They say AMD systems only, do they mean with an ATI card or only with a AMD CPU?

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Both, from what I understand. You'd need AMD CPU and ATI GPU. lol... durr... OP sez... AMD Fusion for Gaming will run on any PC with an AMD processor, but offers additional tuning for such systems with AMD chipsets and graphics

Works fine on my GTX 280...

by: Silverel

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Both, from what I understand. You'd need AMD CPU and ATI GPU. lol... durr... OP sez... AMD Fusion for Gaming will run on any PC with an AMD processor, but offers additional tuning for such systems with AMD chipsets and graphics

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Right they need to be more clear when they state this as that is what they say on ther site where I seen this like a month ago. Will only run on AMD systems, well that's great verify what that means AMD come on... I have two ATI cards, does that classify as an amd system?

AMD owns ATi, that doesn't mean they are AMD Radeon's now. They are still ATi.

Ok but what the hell does it do EXACTLY.

idk it just makes my games run better lol

I remember the first time I ran the beta, told it maxed performance and it try to kill ever service, locking my pc up. Basically what this program is equal to is clicking start-control panel-admin tools-services and turning off every possible service.

It kills services, even works on 64-bit systems. I gained about 150 megs of ram running the expert profile. It killed Winamp and PeerGuardian, but didn't kill rainmeter. I wanna know wtf "Hard Drive Acceleration" is... If I were this program, I'd kill explorer, then have my own little game-explorer open, then start explorer when the game ended.

I may give it a try.

sounds quite good ... i mean turning services off that aren't needed during games isn't a bad idea ... there needs to be an opensource prog that do stuff like taht for all systems

It is basically the same program as Game Optimizer 1.0. They work the same and 36 processes or not it will turn some off and help.

here's a review for those who want to see what it does http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=3412

by: TheMailMan78

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Ok but what the hell does it do EXACTLY.

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It raises the core speed of the CPU, GPU, shuts off unneeded processes, and uses the system RAM as a form of disk boost, probably prefetching data for the main game process. It also unloads other windows processes, depending on what you choose, the firewall, your anti-virus, some networking support, etc.... Basicly anythign to free up every available cycle, every bit of RAM, and a slight overclock.

its actually really good it saves you time manually disabling services it gave me a 5 fps boost in gta 4 benchmark on expert profile

nice but i shut off services manually so they never start, at least ones i deem unnecessary to normal system operation and gaming.

sounds like a automated version of the old school enditall

I just uninstalled it. I lost 5,000 points in 3DMark06. NO thank you.

its some nice software and its a good idea and would also take some serious programming lingo...but personally i end my own processes and apps, etc when im gaming.