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  • adjective Alternative spelling of unoptimized.

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Examples

  • Most of your bandwidth bill and most of the repsonse time is because of your unoptimised graphics.

    Firedoglake » I’d Like Political Enemies for $800, Alex 2006

  • Crysis on max only uses up 1. 2GB, and not even the app I'm testing right now, completely unoptimised uses that much.

    Destructoid 2010

  • This resulted in the writer connecting to OnLive from an unoptimised location, leading to lag and degraded image quality, says the firm's blogimabob:

    Voodoo Extreme 2010

  • This resulted in the writer connecting to OnLive from an unoptimised location, leading to lag and degraded image quality, says the firm's blogimabob:

    Voodoo Extreme 2010

  • GTA4 is a very good benchmark, especially in testing MODERN machines. by modern machines, i mean quad core, with lots RAM and vRAM. the only reason it's been viewed as unoptimised is because those dual core losers don't understand the future of computing.

    News Tom's Hardware US 2009

  • - This engine is REALLY unoptimised, over the next few months I'm going to be rewriting it and totally changing it.

    unknown title 2009

  • "Every unoptimised bend in a vacuum cleaner increases noise levels and lowers performance," said Electrolux.

    SiliconIndia.com 2009

  • He notes the game is "heartily unoptimised", so its framerate appears low in the video.

    GameSetWatch 2009

  • Admittedly there are times when the 4870 X2 will completely blitz the GTX 280, but there are just as many examples where the dual-GPU behemoth will suffer from performance inconsistencies like those we saw in our Far Cry 2 DirectX 9.0 tests thanks to unoptimised drivers or engine limitations.

    Warp2Search.net 2008

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