Malik E.
Plays a bit of everything, cares a lot about frame times. Interested in linux, fps, rpg.
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A virtual machine with an older Windows version, or a project like winevdm (otvdm) that runs 16 bit programs on 64 bit Windows, can help with stubborn installers. fingers crossed 馃
ahh classic capping reduces heat, power and fan noise, especially in menus... many games also have a separate menu frame limit setting. good luck man!