I deleted GDHM on my laptop to improve performance, so here's me playing Noclip KOCMOC on 60hz.

Just some filler while I mald over having this laptop as a main setup. It was merely an attempt to see how well my laptop works with GDHM uninstalled from GD. It works better, but it's still not great. Literally right after recording this. The game crashed when I was tryna close the game, bruh. Will probs stay in the 1.9 GDPS for this device still. That being said, fuck this laptop.

[@Chatz9365]

I recommend you getting another computer for your birthday or holiday or saving up money

[@Mewtwo557]

That was exactly my plan. The problem is that's several months from now.

[@bmrabbit]

I feel bad for you.

[@xsleepwalker23]

how to remove gdhm?

[@Mewtwo557]

Once it's initialized, a file should be in the common files called "GDHMuninstall" or something like that. Run that application, and it should remove the necessities for GDHM. If that doesn't work, repaste the files from the RAR thing (or whatever source folder it is that initially had the files for you) over to the gd common files folder again. Since the files will all already be highlighted, just right click and click "delete" and you should be fine.

[@xsleepwalker23]

@@Mewtwo557 thx

[@gdgeoparteh]

@@Mewtwo557 where are the common files?

[@Mewtwo557]

This PC>hard drive that holds Steam folder>Program Files (x86)>Steam>steamapps>common

[@gdgeoparteh]

@@Mewtwo557 I remembered, I got GDHM uninstalled