Gaming Performance

[Werderforever]

Hi,

with Windows XP I used Roxio Goback. But the downside was that games are a bit slower than without Goback.

Now I am using Windows 7, which is not supported by Goback and I´m very interested to buy Rollback Rx.
What are your experience with Rollback Rx playing games?

Many thanks for help!

Werderforever

[HDS-Jacob]

Greetings Werderforever,

Welcome to the Horizon DataSys forum. Let's see if we can get some suggestions for you.

Best,
Jacob

[Owl]

I believe you can try RBRx for free, so why not give it a go and then share your experiences?

[Werderforever]

That´s a good proposal.

But at the moment I don´t know whether I buy Returnil System Safe, which will in future include a Multi-Snapshot-Feature similar to Rollback, or I buy Rollback Rx.

Currently I am testing Returnil and I don´t want both programs at the same time on the Computer.

In a few weeks I will try Rollback.

But it would be helpful, if some users can tell me about their experience with Rollback concerning gaming performance and reliability.

Reliability is very important, because my PC must be available at all time.

[Masterblaster]

I am a hard core gamer and Rollback RX works great with them. No issues at all.

[Owl]

Originally Posted by Werderforever

Reliability is very important, because my PC must be available at all time.

RollBack Rx enhances availability by providing a quick fix if anything goes wrong in the OS.

Many (or dare I say most) alternative solutions have to make copies of the system state, and they take system time to create and restore and also occupy chunks of disc space. RBRx does no shovelling of data; it uses a sophisticated disc management layer to provide the OS with a virtual file system, and it can create snapshots and switch between them almost instantly. Thus the fix really is quick.

[Werderforever]

Many thanks for your help! I will give Rollback Rx a try and buy it, when I´m satisfied.