Razer cortex

[Mirco]

Can I use the Razer Cortex to improve performance, without banning CS2 games and Valve games?

[d¡nis]

Yes you can, btw none of these programs boost performance, they're all useless.

[Mirco]

mas vais mesmo ban porque?

[Mirco]

nao era suposto dar mas nao percebo

[JacquesPatat]

Never heard of Razer Cortex. Software with promise performance boost doesn't really do much if any at all, some of those software will do the opposite and bloat up your system and slow it down.

[VaLiuM]

Originally posted by JacquesPatat:

Never heard of Razer Cortex.

They are actually an American company created in 1998, mostly producing tech and gear for gamers.

[Mirco]

you guys hvae any idea if it can bans u in cs2

[VaLiuM]

Originally posted by Mirco:

you guys hvae any idea if it can bans u in cs2

No but if you need it to get better game performance it would be wiser to simply upgrade your hardware.

[Mirco]

yes i know but i was just looking if it can bans you brcause they made a software that they cant explain if you can use it or no

[R A Z E R]

Originally posted by Mirco:

you guys hvae any idea if it can bans u in cs2

Razer Cortex generally doesn't cause anything as it's a legit piece of software, NVIDIA had it as well or something similar if i remember correctly..

But if you really have trust issues with it, then don't use it. Kinda like that old saying, "If something sounds too good to be true than it usually isn't".

[JacquesPatat]

Originally posted by VaLiuM:

Originally posted by JacquesPatat:

Never heard of Razer Cortex.

They are actually an American company created in 1998, mostly producing tech and gear for gamers.

aaa my bad. after googling and actually looking at their Logo, i realised i saw their products but never took note of the name.

Originally posted by R A Z E R:

Originally posted by Mirco:

you guys hvae any idea if it can bans u in cs2

Razer Cortex generally doesn't cause anything as it's a legit piece of software, NVIDIA had it as well or something similar if i remember correctly..

But if you really have trust issues with it, then don't use it. Kinda like that old saying, "If something sounds too good to be true than it usually isn't".

I think it might be the nvidia experience, seeing as i use it just to download and install my nvidia drivers, i'm little lazy in department after i installed my drivers initially. What i mean is you can let choose the best settings for your system, but with me trying it out once, for me it changed the settings to what my system could't really handle.