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I am looking forward to using object desktop.

If I play games, it should not matter, right?

Like, if I am using object desktop's apps, they won't use the CPU/ram too much right?

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Hello,

Best thing to do , I do , is run a CPU meter on your desktop and then you can keep track

of your usage it will vary often but in General OD apps don't use much.

But again that will also vary on individual machines and their make up

and how much memory that PC has etc. etc.

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Generally speaking, ObjectDesktop apps do not use many system resources and you should be able to play your games as usual. However, as Azdude pointed out, some PCs vary in performance, so using a CPU meter would show whether or not your system resources are being taxed above normal.

A good program to check on system resources is Rainmeter, as is Winstep Xtreme via its desktop modules.

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