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Download Game Accelerator here!
Game Accelerator is a highly-developed, intelligent program that will assess your PC’s hardware and operating environment and optimize it to provide a faster, more stable gaming experience. Run your games at best possible performance by eliminating the performance and stability problems that make your games run slower than their full potential. This program is a must for anyone who currently demands optimal performance while gaming! Easy one-click menu options allow you to tailor your games to run faster based on your system hardware. The combination of optimisation techniques used by Game Accelerator helps to improve your gaming experience significantly, turning your computer into the ultimate gaming machine!
Features include:
- Simple and easy to use
- Full support for all the latest hardware technologies, such as the latest CPUs and graphics cards
- Special game optimisation settings for over 1000 games including, Oblivion™, Half-Life® 2, Doom™ 3, World of Warcraft™, City of Heroes™, EverQuest™, Brothers in Arms™, Jedi Knight®: Jedi Academy™, House of the Dead™ 3, and many more
- Quick access to the game optimisation tools through the system tray icon
- Slim system monitor taskbar
- Frees up memory to create a stable gaming environment
- Maximises frame rates and screen resolution
- Easy configuration to suit your PC system
- Access to online program updates with Game Accelerator
- Integrated game-matching tool so you can join multiplayer games fast
- Integrated game-orient web browser so you can get game-related content with ease
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