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    Default Medieval II Installation: Does It matter where you Install It?

    I know that this isn't the Right Forum to ask but, EH.
    So as the Title says, Does It matter where you Install It? I Currently have it Installed on Program Files x86 the 32 bit one. Well I am getting quite a bit of lag Especially on a 14k man battle (Lol). I Know that It is an Old game but both my Gpu and Processor should be able to handle It without Lag.

    Current Pc Specs:
    i7-4790K
    Asus Gtx 970 Strix
    8 GB RAM


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    Default Re: Medieval II Installation: Does It matter where you Install It?

    Quote Originally Posted by xUnHolyGod View Post
    I know that this isn't the Right Forum to ask but, EH.
    So as the Title says, Does It matter where you Install It? I Currently have it Installed on Program Files x86 the 32 bit one. Well I am getting quite a bit of lag Especially on a 14k man battle (Lol). I Know that It is an Old game but both my Gpu and Processor should be able to handle It without Lag.

    Current Pc Specs:
    i7-4790K
    Asus Gtx 970 Strix
    8 GB RAM

    Welcome to the forum, xUnHolyGod.

    It shouldn't matter where you install it. In fact, installing MTW2 outside the program files folder is one of the "standard" recommendations made about how to possibly solve performance issues.

    And now a message from your local moderator:

    Stating that you know you are posting in the wrong forum does of course in no way means that you are free to to do so regardless. In fact quite the opposite is true, as it shows you are posting in the wrong place on purpose.

    Thread closed.
    Last edited by Veteraan; October 23, 2016 at 06:02 AM.

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