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Regedit?

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MegaTeamXD
Member
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06-09-2023, 05:03 PM
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Hello so i was looking at how to make games better. I came across this one thing called regedit. BAsically you make some registry edits to your regedit to make your computer "faster", or so they say. I came across this one seller called "ImChicken" https://sellfy.com/ImChicken and he says he's selling this all in one that can basically reduce your knockback and ping in games. Well not really reduce ping but make your computer faster at processing things. A feww questions I have are 1) Is this worth it 2) IS sellfy trusted? 3) can I chargeback/refund? 4) what does this thing do
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MegaTeamXD
06-09-2023, 05:03 PM #1

Hello so i was looking at how to make games better. I came across this one thing called regedit. BAsically you make some registry edits to your regedit to make your computer "faster", or so they say. I came across this one seller called "ImChicken" https://sellfy.com/ImChicken and he says he's selling this all in one that can basically reduce your knockback and ping in games. Well not really reduce ping but make your computer faster at processing things. A feww questions I have are 1) Is this worth it 2) IS sellfy trusted? 3) can I chargeback/refund? 4) what does this thing do

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SullyMen
Junior Member
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06-09-2023, 07:20 PM
#2
1: It's unfamiliar, avoid sharing your registry with strangers. So: NO. 2: Uncertain. 3: Likely NO. 4: Any changes would likely simplify your registry by removing unused processes or services. This is the most probable outcome. (I hesitated to click the link you shared). For a performance improvement, edit your registry yourself. Don't just copy from random sites—read the content and consider its impact. (And think about possible benefits or drawbacks for yourself). To put it simply, Linus attempted to create something similar to Windows 9.5. Search for registry adjustments there—they discuss them a bit.
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SullyMen
06-09-2023, 07:20 PM #2

1: It's unfamiliar, avoid sharing your registry with strangers. So: NO. 2: Uncertain. 3: Likely NO. 4: Any changes would likely simplify your registry by removing unused processes or services. This is the most probable outcome. (I hesitated to click the link you shared). For a performance improvement, edit your registry yourself. Don't just copy from random sites—read the content and consider its impact. (And think about possible benefits or drawbacks for yourself). To put it simply, Linus attempted to create something similar to Windows 9.5. Search for registry adjustments there—they discuss them a bit.

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06-09-2023, 08:00 PM
#3
You're getting caught in a fraud. Changing your registry doesn't actually improve anything.
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scarlett_kadie
06-09-2023, 08:00 PM #3

You're getting caught in a fraud. Changing your registry doesn't actually improve anything.

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Dylanhtx
Member
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06-10-2023, 02:43 PM
#4
Cleanup of registry files was effective mainly on Windows 98 or older versions. Nowadays, the chances of success are low and benefits minimal.
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Dylanhtx
06-10-2023, 02:43 PM #4

Cleanup of registry files was effective mainly on Windows 98 or older versions. Nowadays, the chances of success are low and benefits minimal.

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NiborMinecraft
Junior Member
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06-30-2023, 04:29 AM
#5
The only change I’m aware of that might improve performance is disabling the CPU unparking. However, the effect is very small.
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NiborMinecraft
06-30-2023, 04:29 AM #5

The only change I’m aware of that might improve performance is disabling the CPU unparking. However, the effect is very small.

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Crep_
Junior Member
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07-05-2023, 02:44 PM
#6
lol
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Crep_
07-05-2023, 02:44 PM #6

lol

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khyle5
Junior Member
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07-05-2023, 08:06 PM
#7
Yes, individuals continue to be influenced by similar tactics.
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khyle5
07-05-2023, 08:06 PM #7

Yes, individuals continue to be influenced by similar tactics.

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SwichHacking
Junior Member
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07-06-2023, 07:41 AM
#8
I noticed some issues with it, which is why I'm here to explain.
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SwichHacking
07-06-2023, 07:41 AM #8

I noticed some issues with it, which is why I'm here to explain.