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    Best performance from my R2?

    Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by LostJuiceBox, Jul 2, 2010.

  1. LostJuiceBox

    LostJuiceBox Notebook Enthusiast

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    So ive had my R2 for about a week now and i havnt really had the chance to "game" but ive been wondering how i can get the best performance out of my games to make the m11x worth while when gaming. I havnt overclocked anything yet (mainly because i dont know how) etc , its basicly right out the box with a few games on it. So what do you recommend i do to get the best preformence from it. Get any specific drivers? edit any INI files? Overclock to like what settings Etc? , (i know these are on various threads but there scattered :( )

    I have i7 4gb ram 250gb hardrive :p
     
    LostJuiceBox, Jul 2, 2010
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  2. kopicha

    kopicha Notebook Evangelist

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    nothing much i think it depends on what you are running. since different games different app probably turns out differently. there isnt a generic set up i know off thou i been reading the forum
     
    kopicha, Jul 3, 2010
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  3. MrPharCyde

    MrPharCyde Notebook Guru

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    There are plenty of recent threads discussing new drivers and other tweaks, etc. that you can try, but in my humble opinion? I would recommend doing nothing to your new m11x until a reason to do so presents its self. :)

    As they say, "If it aint broke, don't fix it."
     
    MrPharCyde, Jul 3, 2010
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