Okay, one or two things for those having problems. I've got a NVidia card, sorry ATi users, go directly to 1) and 5), but I think the stuff down there could be adapted for ATi cards: 1)First, update your drivers. It might sound stupid, but lately it helped me quite a bit with my NVidia chip which was having cooling issues.

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2)Then, if your game has a built-in AA and other stuff like this (like here), I suggest you go to the NVidia Control Panel. Under 'Manage 3D Parameters', under the 'Global Settings' tab, click on 'Restore'. Under the 3D parameters option, choose 'Adjust image settings with preview'. Now, set 'Let the 3D application take the decision' (roughly translated from French). Then, your video card settings and your game's settings won't conflict with each other and lower your performances. EDIT on this point: If you need to save specifics settings for a program or game, I suggest you do it under the 'Program Settings' tab of the 'Manage 3D Settings' category rather than the 'Global Settings' tab. 3)For NVidia Optimus users: well, you may have a Intel chip, and an NVidia chip.

And your comp' will often use the Intel chip to start the game. Of course, you don't want it. Go to the NVidia Control Panel, Manage 3D Settings, and select 'Add'.

Now browse for the game's.exe. Then, select just below 'High Performance NVidia processor'.

You may also want to add under Power Management to go for maximal performances. Beware, changing stuff in 'Manage 3D Settings' will likely cancel what you did in 2). So, before you quit, recheck it. Speed Passion Software there.

4)If you think your fan is a bit slow, you may want to try this:. Like overclocking with softwares such as NVidia Inspector, you have to know what you're doing. 5)For people having more than 2GB RAM 64-bits processors, whatever your card is. Launch it, go for the game's.exe, patch, done. Even if the application doesn't use more than 2GB RAM, this trick saved my ass quite often, especially on laptops who tend to overheat quickly without a cooling board. I find the impact on performances quite noticeable.

Don't hesitate to use it on other games. EDIT on this point: Some games have an.exe protection in case you wanted to use it for all your games. However, most, if not all H-games have no protection whatsoever.

EDIT: About the new NVidia program named 'GeForce experience'. It will scan your system for the games you possess, and search the internet for the best settings to apply given your specs. However, it won't work with most Japanese H-Games, because NVidia doesn't know about those games. Well, with that, enjoy yourself. My trick bag is empty, so if you have better ideas, plese PM me.