Defragment your Cache files Guys

[Doc_uk]

Go to steam right click cliffs of dover, go to properties, then click on local files, the defrage cache files
Also do it on a regular bases
Games running sweet now
Im getting
Fps 55 Avg 60 Max 53 min 46 over land and city of london
And heres my settings
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[Vengeanze]

Man, we have almost the same system. Only difference is a K on the CPU and an M on the vidcard. Blah!

[Doc_uk]

Man, we have almost the same system. Only difference is a K on the CPU and an M on the vidcard. Blah!lol
so how your game running?

[trumps]

What if your copy of the game is on an SSD, defragging these is definately not recommended normally, or is this different?

Cheers
Craig

[Ze-Jamz]

What if your copy of the game is on an SSD, defragging these is definately not recommended normally, or is this different?

Cheers
Craig

Hmm i may be wrong but its not a hardcore Windows defrag mate..just a Steam files one so im sure your be fine

[Vengeanze]

lol
so how your game running?

- "LOOK KIDS! A new frame is loading!"


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[AndyJWest]

If you have CloD installed on a SSD, don't defragment it. All this will do is shorten (marginally) the useful life of the drive. SSD's don't have moving heads, discs etc, so a 'fragmented' file will be accessed just as fast as an 'unfragmented' one.

[trumps]

Cheers for that, wasn't sure that it would be of any benefit.

Craig

[Ze-Jamz]

If you have CloD installed on a SSD, don't defragment it. All this will do is shorten (marginally) the useful life of the drive. SSD's don't have moving heads, discs etc, so a 'fragmented' file will be accessed just as fast as an 'unfragmented' one.

Really? Hmmm didn't know that, sorry OP for the wrong answer then :/

I didnt think the Steam defrag was like the defrag windows uses.