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				So I recently refomatted my computer because it was raped in half by viruses.  Fortunately, I love reformatting because everything feels so fresh and clean.
 UNFORTUNATELY, my starcraft is running choppily.  I don't mean that my internet lags in any way.  Rather, the game itself is chopping.  Even in single player, I feel my mouse stuttering around.  This is EXTREMELY annoying to me.  I've closed as many programs as I can on my computer (which really isn't many since I just reformatted) and the choppiness seems to remain.
 
 HELP!?!?!?! :[
 
 
       
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				Have you tried updating your video and mouse drivers, and also updating windows?
			
		
	 
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				Yea just updating the hell out of everything is all I can think of.I always miss something when reformatting.
 
 P.S. Just owned up a Terran with your vs Mech build nomnomnom. It was sooo satisfying, thank you! ^^
 
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						Try going into options and uncheck "Enable CPU throttling". Disable indexing for all your drives in my computer. Right click a drive in my computer and go to properties. Then uncheck index this drive for faster searching.
							
							 
							T.O.P.
							  
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							Artosis
							  
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				How old is your computer?  Maybe you forgot to install motherboard drivers?  I assume you remembered to update the video drivers, but I can remember times where I've forgotten them and it turned out I was effectively handicapping my video bandwidth by running at AGPx1 or something.  I have no idea if this is still an issue with PCI-e but MB drivers are definitely my most commonly forgotten thing.
			
		
	 
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				On March 03 2009 13:31 T.O.P. wrote:Try going into options and uncheck "Enable CPU throttling"
 
 that was it!!!
 
 omg i would have NEVER figured that out
 
 ty so much!! :D :D
 
 
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				ya i had that same problem before.made me nuts.
 
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						 On March 03 2009 13:31 T.O.P. wrote:Try going into options and uncheck "Enable CPU throttling". Disable indexing for all your drives in my computer. Right click a drive in my computer and go to properties. Then uncheck index this drive for faster searching.
 
 wtf I dont even understand this post but damn I know who to ask if I ever have SC tech issues!
   
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				I have the same problem as Day but i dont understand that post about CPU Throttling either  
 Edit
 
 Found the throttling option but unfortunately it was already unchecked
   
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				1st step: go to MY COMPUTER2nd step: right click on your drive (I only have C: drive) and go to properties
 3rd step: uncheck box that says "allow index service to index this disk..."
 
 do it for all drives :O
 
 
 no offense but i dont get how u guys didnt understand that (not trying to be mean)
 
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				On March 03 2009 13:31 T.O.P. wrote:Try going into options and uncheck "Enable CPU throttling". Disable indexing for all your drives in my computer. Right click a drive in my computer and go to properties. Then uncheck index this drive for faster searching.
 this because i had the same choppy issue from before. i had to uncheck it, you start it and it doesnt do much, i mean, it wont show any "choppiness" but when you go on bnet itll be choppy as fuck, right?
 
 
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						 On March 03 2009 13:51 Day[9] wrote:Show nested quote +On March 03 2009 13:31 T.O.P. wrote:Try going into options and uncheck "Enable CPU throttling"
 that was it!!! omg i would have NEVER figured that out ty so much!! :D :D You're welcome
   
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