Faster Gaming for FREE - Hardware GPU Scheduling Explained
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TLDR: There is basically no difference with current drivers and no reason to turn it on, but maybe in the future.
ty, already got tired listening 2 minutes in
Thank you kind stranger
TLDR: Never trust LTT videos claiming to make things better for free or anything LTT+Intel
Technically this would be a "TLDW" (Or TL;DW using the full, proper acronym or whatever)
I have read things where older worse hardware has some performance bumps with hags
You guys need to reconsider some of your data visualization and presentation. Seeing frame after frame of near-identical stacked bar graphs flash past leaves the eyes pretty dazzled and makes it hard to absorb the information. If you want to present percentile and average data, box plots would be a way more readable format, and you should also consider pacing the script slightly slower to give the audience more time to read. Alternatively, you can plot the data (fps, temperature, what have you) over time under load, and it's easier for the eyes to pick out the low points and high points of each line.
As someone who likes going over the graphs, I find myself pausing all the time. That's easy when I'm on the phone but not on the TV. Really appreciate you pointing this out.
Realistically though, most people don't really look at the graphs carefully. They just want the summary, so they listen to the voice overs and go with it.
I think that's kinda the point. Confuse the audience with a bunch of flashy images so they don't think too critically about the bullshit they're being fed.
Graphs in most of the past videos were always quite confusing for me, and I'm happy someone nicely summarized it.
I pause & read most of them on most videos
Jeeez no, I dare you. No boxplots pleeease
Next on LTT: "How to download more RAM for free."
They need to tell us how to extort money from Intel. They're good at it.
They made that video.
@@curt8806 you mean to kiss some butt
That could be possible if internet gets x100 times faster. Cloud ram lol
They literally already made that video
Is it just me or these benchmark graphs are so confusing and bad i had to pause and try to make sense out of em for few mins
LTT graphs are and have always been atrocious.
Was fine for me
You have to pause to understand a graph with tons of info, that’s just how it is.
@@PeachIceCreamy you tryna be the smartass here ey
Yup, idk who thought it'd be a good idea to use percentages to explain frame differences
Linus: "Before alt + tabbing between games was a thing"
Me: *presses alt + tab in a game*
Game: *flickers, distorts, and crashes*
Me: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wanted to like the comment but the like count is 69. So nice
use borderless fullscreen my dude
@@MrRetrogoo but then I cant use the 144hz monitor I don't have.
if you need to ALT tab now and than, use borderless or window mode.... if you want performance on your game than use full screen (also less input lag)
@RITA , I LOVE SЕХ , WANT SЕХ !!! OPEN MY CANAL !!! Which one of the canals of the world do you own?
I couldn’t understand any of the charts to be honest that’s all.
Yeah, the graphs are massiv assss
LTT charts are always extremely confusing
100% was average result without HW gpu and everything over it is an improvement but I too had to take a closer look at it to understand that, the charts are really confusing
yea welcome to lmg
@@jacobbabcock8943 where we hire 10 editors but my child makes the charts
The thing that was missed on this video: Scheduling gives near-fullscreen performance to games that are being run in windowed mode at the cost of performance for the secondary windows.
I have a dual monitor setup and absolutely despise running my games in true fullscreen due to very frequently needing to tab over to other windows. For instance, running a game on my primary at 1440p on a 1080 (no TI) has gained anywhere from 10-25 FPS across the board, but will drop things like firefox to 3-4 FPS and introduce heavy tearing on my secondary monitor; but only while the game is in focus. Tabbing over, the secondary windows gains full priority and speed.
I too noticed a substantial drop in frame rate for the new Edge when playing UA-cam content on my second monitor while playing a full screen game on the main display. I'm also running folding at home. It used to be that my games were severely impacted by F@H running, so I'd need to pause it and sometimes even reboot to restore performance. Now, I can leave F@H running and my games run just fine. It's definitely a tradeoff, but one I'm willing to make.
Interesting observation, heaven't heard of this in any coverage of HW Scheduling...
I think this whole video was a shitshow. The explanation for scheduling was awful, I mean the name pretty much tells you what it does.
A scheduler gives CPU-times-slices to a "program" to run. So it schedules all the tasks for the CPU.
They talked about command batch sizes, as if Windows Vista introduced this problematic, but in reality batch sizes are always a trade of, not just for GPU's, as well as for HDD/SSD, as well as networking and much more.
These charts are very bad, normally you would have a line in the middle as 100% and bars going either to the left for lower performance or to the right for higher performance.
And in the end the message "how developers should hook into the scheduler" is exact opposite of what it should be like, a scheduler (at least a pre-emptive one) shouldn't change anything for the developer, that's the whole point of a scheduler. Maybe you are able to do a "yield" for giving up your time slice, but that's about it.
I mean the biggest benefit will be faster scheduling and this will lead to performance in situations like you describe.
A real-time application just as is shouldn't really benefit very much, because yes it's lower overhead but just in terms of latency, not in terms of throughput.
It's like removing the orange light phase of a traffic light, will a car driver reach the destination faster? Yes, but just slightly, but if you have to stop for traffic lights all the time, there will be a benefit. And it's clear looking at the non-real-time applications, which will benefit from the long runtime and thus thousands if not millions of low latency context switches(Scheduler changing task) benefits accumulated.
Same Problem. Watching UA-cam or/and running OBS while Gaming is a very bad idea with hardware GPU Scaling on.
So if you're watching a stream and gaming at the same time the stream will be 3 - 4 fps? Doesn't sound very enjoyable.
TL;DR: It doesn't matter now, but definitely will in a year or two.
10 months later, it’s happened.
@@theperfecttroller what happened
@@theperfecttroller what happened though? I just swapped from a 1660ti to a 2080ti with an i7-9700K someone told me try turning it off because i was having some issues i just turned it off so let’s see
@@-BUGZ- fixed?
"Faster gaming for free in two minutes"
Takes 10 munutes to explain
Gotta hit that 10minute mark
@@GrimDinosaur The mark is 8 minutes now btw
@@GrimDinosaur They don't do mid roll ads so it makes no difference.
And in the end, you lose performance.
On top of that, in actual gaming, it seems like it's very hit and miss, and most improvements are within margin of error.
>"Faster gaming for free"
>More often has a negative performance impact than positive
Unless you're one of those super normie gamers rocking a Ryzen 3 and 2080ti than maybe a few frames but still bottlenecking
Gorilla
This reminds me of a less click baity video I saw on this topic 6 months ago.
Give it a few weeks for AMD and Nvidia to release updated GPU drivers that take advantage of this.
I like the part where it's "piled onto a single core" 1:34 and they show a core that's barely running when there's the core0 sweating it's ass off lmao
Yeah, I wonder how they missed that. I guess the guy editing the video didn't see that one of the squares is completely blue and thought "oh, I bet Linus is talking about this one"
@@TheByQQ probably
Its*
@@CreeperPookie My bad, i'm not a native English speaker
@@robindelaguila9202 your use of "it's" was correct though?
Linus: “I don’t actually watch the videos we upload”
Me: Nooo....really?!?!? 🤪
Title: Faster gaming performance in 2 minutes.
Video: No notable improvement in performance.
I don't think they are aware that Microsoft designed it so there would be no noticable difference (to make the transition smooth).
One way to deal with a CPU bound bottleneck, is to increase the frame buffer (instructions are sent to the GPU in bigger chunks...in advance).
Games will automatically adjust the frame buffer. You need a very keen eye to notice the difference in input lag this creates. So, this frame buffer solution is usually not noticed. Games, etc automatically adjusting the frame-buffer eats up the performance gains from this hardware acceleration...so that no difference is noticed.
When you enable HAGPU Scheduling, the primary thing that happens, is the frame buffering is reduced as much as possible without either improving or reducing percieved performance.
Of course, reducing your frame buffer does require extra CPU performance...so in a situation where your CPU is the bottlekneck, you would notice a significant increase bottleneck if you reduced the frame buffer (because it creates a more demanding load on the CPU).
So, reducing your frame buffer, without any noticable effect on performance, is actually equivalent to having more CPU power to handle a reduced frame buffer.
If the frame buffer were not reduced, and your bottleknecking was CPU bound then this trick would have reduced (or even eliminated) that CPU bound bottleknecking problem. So, I guess this is the eventual goal of this option as it evolves further...
In BFV, I forced the "Future Frame Buffer" to stay enabled after enabling this hardware acceleration and it solved my brother's stuttery frames...on his laptop.
"Faster Gaming for FREE in 2 minutes - No… Seriously
"- Really? Didn't we have a couple of outright apology videos regarding clickbait titles a little while back?
It's not two minutes (Right, fair enough, but...)
It's a performance hit in just about every 'normal people' scenario, and a significant hit in gaming scenarios that are expected to be CPU bound. The end result appears to be "This could help speed up certain tasks, in certain very specific configurations, under certain circumstances, but on average will cost you significant performance under an average to mid-high-end setup running current software".
I'm not saying I didn't like the content, but the posted title is totally out of line with the content. Disappointing.
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Edit: The title has been changed, the new title now reads: "Faster Gaming for FREE - Hardware GPU Scheduling Explained" - Entirely acceptable.
To be clear, my objection was not on the content of the video, but on the content as represented by the title. The new title, while still eye-catching, is both informative as to the content and does not make claims that it has difficulty backing up.
Yeah this is more of a: future games will be optimized better with this scheduling update. The title is a definite yes, misleading viewers.
You do realize the "2 minutes" comment was about the viewer's effort needed to execute on the topic of the video, right?
@@mutantmonkey100 Point is if it takes 2 mins to do it shouldn't take 10 to explain
Is it really that big of a deal?
@@nyunster They were showing the performance changes a user should expect. You also know damned well that the UA-cam algorithm essentially requires 10+ minute videos to get proper listings. Come on man, be reasonable. You know exactly what is going on here and just want to be contrarian about it.
Can we get an updated video and see if anything has changed since this video was created?
I don't wanna dislike LTT videos but this deserves it the most.
@Ladioz They had a clickbait title originally. it's now been changed.
@@MrDnB89 It still is clickbait
The original title: "Faster Gaming for FREE in 2 minutes - No… Seriously"
The video's title -is- was plain clickbait
Linus now is just clickbaits.... I am almost usubscribing.
yeah he changed the title within 2 hrs
@@ruevers almost? Just do it?
It's LTT. The title will change in a few hours.
get used to it, this is youtube.
TLDW: This is just clickbait.
But title says "seriously" there's no way LTT could lie to us.
Thanks, I was pretty suspicious
Maybe it is, haven't finished it yet. But it's still valuable information about scheduling
This is LTT, I'm here FOR the clickbait and the ads.
How is it clickbait. It did gain FPS and speed in alot of tests
Having the charts for hw scheduling off & on, on the same page, would increase the understandability of this video a lot
So I found this in the display settings yesterday and enabled it on my 12900K/3090 KP build, running Lost Ark at 4K max settings... I am not exaggerating here, it DOUBLED my frame rate.
I went from 118-120fps all the way to ~260. My GPU warmed up to a cozy 56C with the stock hybrid cooler, and the power draw went from 320w to about 450w. This is seriously so good I couldn't believe it was legitimate without testing a few different configurations... it really is the scheduler that is making all the difference. I'd recommend anyone at least trying it out.
"Faster Gaming" but not really, twas just clickbait.
every budget gamer in 100 miles:
yes
correction: in 100000 miles
@@randylin1871 I am from Bangladesh. 12 or 15 hours difference. So Its more than that
@@randylin1871 If we're budget oriented and want efficiency, a surface radius of 12,500 miles would cover the Earth just fine.
@@randylin1871 all around the world or beyond
@@vatsalverma4931 What's this? Lol
Any updates on this, windows 11 still has this setting. Wonder if there have been improvements since this video.
This would have been a better TechQuickie video. Didn't appreciate clickbait title, nor the rapid title change, nor the graph layout.
This is clickbait bullshit even by techquickie standards
>*complains about title*
>*Complains about them changing the title*
@@antonhelsgaun Because trying to shove this under the rug and ignore it is not a good solution, only cowards do that
Edit: They should man the fuck up and stand up to their mistake
Well there's 10 minutes I won't get back. Virtually all the game results just looked like margin of error.
Yup, showing the 2% to -1%'s were dumb
The OG title really was clickbait as hell, but now it's a good video since it states what it is- a Scheduling explanation, and I loved it, except the graphs and actual performance part, that sucked...
you didnt even show people how to do it, the title is super misleading
ikr? I was waiting for a tutorial to learn how to activate this setting
The sex bot is less misleading than this video.
@@CaveyMoth lmao this comment made my day
That was certainly a bit of an oversight on their part. That said, I actually just so happened to find this setting today (shortly before seeing this video) while trying to find a fix for a rather annoying problem (sometimes when I re/start my computer it gets into this weird state where it recognizes I have 2 monitors but only outputs to display 2 forcing me to change it back).
In order to activate GPU Scheduling:
Open Display Settings (Right Click an empty space on the Desktop, 2nd from the bottom item).
Open Graphics Settings (bottom most option on the page).
The toggle should be right at the top of this menu, there's also an option for variable refresh rate and the option to prioritize either desktop or store apps.
Also worth a note that this was added in the May 2020 update so even people like me who've opted to delay feature updates* should still have this update.
*Requires Win10 Pro I think/helps ensure major bugs are patched out before getting the update.
Didn’t he once state he won’t do clickbait on stream?
6:09
Linus : running our games at 4k with max out settings
Captions: running our games at 4k with mac stout settings
Mac:
In my experience it depends on your hardware. if your on a Entry level gaming build i3 10100F + 1650 Super @1080p like mine. just keep that option disabled. i noticed on CPU intensive games i get a lot of frame drops specially on DOTA 2 and Valorant which are CPU intensive games when the scheduling is Turned on. during heavy clashes my FPS dips below 70 FPS but if i the option is disabled my frame drops is just under 85-100 FPS Max.
"When your computer does some work"
Proceeds to show Call of Duty: Warzone, Google Chrome and Discord
1:05
Chrome is 90% of the work
That is still pretty light but If you ran a benchmark in the background then that would be consudered as "some work"
Linus:”Faster gaming for FREE in 2 minutes”
Subtitles:”No, i don’t think you will”
@@psycheshorts2024 STFU
This really should have been a 6 minute tech quickie.
I can understand a lot of people complaining about the title. I've already seen info about this a while back and knew it did basically nothing going in. I think people would be less upset if this was a Techquickie video instead of a mainline LTT channel one.
"Faster Gaming for FREE on windows" would have been better
@@mrcrackerist i found the linux user
@@JosefZeethuven
Yes I use Linux,
But could also have been FreeBSD =P
You put the wrong subtitles. These are the subtitles of the "new" GPU cooler
Yea...noticed
@@eagle7015 same
It’s fixed for me
you sure it isnt just your browser who messed up while trying to pull data?
True
When the April update comes out in August
Yeah
Linus just casually has $1,000+ GPUs on his table
I think Linus is one of the biggest UA-camrs known for always changing their titles an hour after the video has been uploaded. Keep at it guys!
Video: "the old way was fine when there was only one thing using the GPU at a time."
Also video: proceeds to only benchmark a single GPU workload running at a time, with no task switching, alt-tabing, or running multiple GPU workloads simultaneously.
Ive seen drastic improvements with multiple heavy workloads in the background. From 20ish with a render in the background to close to 50.
"Faster gaming for FREE in 2 minutes"
The video is 10 mins long
and actually no faster gaming
@Takeshima antivank HK it's changed to over 8 minutes, and Linus tech tips doesn't even have mid roll ads, which is what the 8 minute mark lets you do
I think it meant it will take you 2 minutes to do it
I didn't understand anything even
@RITA 25 y.o , I WANT SЕЕХ !!!! OPEN MY VIDEO !!!! work at the pron industry the always have siix
I can always tell when I'm seeing a video with a new title because the ratio is brutal.
I don’t understand what you’re saying?
What?
@@Mixa_Lv what he was saying was the original title of the video was controversial and created a bad like/dislike ratio so they changed the title of the video
why that first video title was even decided on is beyond me.
what was it
"For many modern CPU's with more processing cores"
Laughs with a Pentium g4560 with 2cores and 4threads
@@vatsalverma4931 you have replied with poop?
laughs with a decade old xeon w3670 with 6cores and 12threads
@@psycheshorts2024 💩💩💩💩
bruh you got 4 whole threads? muh athlon II 450 3 core be jelly
Me: Agreeing with Linus
Also Me: Doesn’t understand the graphs
The person that designed those graphs needs to take a class on human readability. A graph is nearly useless, outside of research material, if it isn't instantly humanly readable.
Well it's technically "FREE" for a kid who's got Expensive tech ...
Like me
Getting the windows scheduler is free for anyone; if you don’t have windows or compatible hardware; that’s on you since the hardware that benefits from it is CONSUMER hardware
“Tech”nically , get it?
@@Quackest hah lameeeeeeee
The Space Killer niiiiiiiceeeeeee
I honestly don’t ever no what he’s talking about but it’s still great
Joel Castrillon *know
?
"Faster gaming for free in 2 minutes!", uploaded 2 minutes ago.
ah damn too bad you’re too late
hmmm
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Closed in 2 seconds
8:28 Might've been a good idea to colour "Gain" in green or blue and not in red. Also the order of neutral-loss-gain is a little weird. Quite confusing graphic if you aren't paying close attention tbh
I don’t even care if it’s misleading or not. All I just want are new LTT videos
Ah, I've really missed these informational types of LTT videos. Thank you for uploading!
Hey linus, check the subtitles. You have the subtitles from your last video uploaded to this video.
EDIT: They fixed it. For those who are curious about the time table, 21 minutes after upload the subtitles were the correct ones again. At upload, they were wrong.
"Faster gaming!" Yes, but actually no.
Also, would be nice to know how it behave when those couple of frames could make a difference, i.e. in low end build. How does behave with a 1060, or a 960, coupled with a 4 or 8 core cpu?
From my experience.
I have an old laptop, an intel i5 5200u with nvidia 940m.
I forced the feature through registry editor. I did notice a difference. About 5 frames more, snappier response, and less thermals.
Yes i have 2080 ti in under my bed as a 15 y/o kid. Because i am using Titan RTX.
@@subwayz_qt5 that to 2080 is worth more than my "setup"
@@apeiteasy1435 how did you do it? And would you recommend doing it? I would very much appreciate links :)
@@Marcosneopoli i'd recommend doing it if you have a dedicated gpu with updated drivers (NVIDIA version 451.48, AMD version 20.5.1 Beta) Experience may vary per game.
The improvements that i noted before were the best that i could gain and thats from nfs most wanted 2012.
This is the method i used to force enable it.
www.windowslatest.com/2020/07/07/enable-windows-10-hardware-accelerated-gpu-scheduling/amp/
Would like to know about your experience as well.
Ive noticed close to a 3x performance increase on my 1080 when gaming with a compute intensive workload in the background.
I'd be curious to see this rerun with a render or folding running in the background.
Day 42 I have no water or food, My batteries are low and i still haven't got a clue what these charts mean.
I know that the guys at LMG may not see this, but I feel like I should provide you with some constructive criticism rather than hating on the video. Whilst I do feel that the title is a bit misleading (At least at the moment, although as linus said in the video, this will almost certainly change when this technology matures), I can tell that a lot of work went into this video, like all of the videos that LMG make, and I ended up learning something new, so in my eyes the video is a success and I don't see why so many people are disliking.
Linus: This new feature in windows is gonna be great!
Me who just switched to linux: Yeah... yaaaay...
Me who switched to linux for a while now: Good for you guys, keep doing your thing. I'll stay here, where I actually own my computer.
Literally No One:
What about 2023, I still dont touch that when im gaming ?
You guys should make a new 2024 revisit of this with the newer drivers.
At this point it's on the "download more ram" level...
Watching this video expecting to actually get more performance for free is like buying an RTX 2080 for 50$ on Wish
Linus: But before that...
Me:travels faster than light to skip the video
A loving but firm slap on the fingers for the person who makes the titles please. They're lacking quite a bit lately.
Step it up.
If the topic is interesting, it doesn't need a clickable title. If the topic isn't interesting, it doesn't need a video.
The title: "Faster Gaming for FREE in 2 minutes"
The video length 10:41.
no hate lol
Gotta get them ads ye
Gang gang 😤(fortnite montage)
@@RyanRaiyyan but LTT doesn't even have midroll ads, so it makes even less sense!
@@superpsychedelics436 bruh ?
@@ElliottStreet normally tho u get more ads if ur vid is over 10 mins long idk i use an adblocker
Beware the guy spamming his video link with tons of google accounts all over this comment section. Just ignore/report him.
Yeah even under my comment,surprisingly enough they actually got removed,some of em
@@Uilliam56 Yeah, hopefully UA-cam handles it quickly. When I was first looking through the comment section I saw literally dozens of posts. Sometimes as many as 4 different accounts posting on the same comment thread.
Lttstore.com
@@frostyphoenix1278 they clearly didn't handle the sex bot that's been plaguing the LTT comment section for over a month now...
@@mataskart9894 every popular comment section*
... and doesn't even say how to enable to see for yourself.
right click desktop -> display settings -> Graphics settings -> enable hardware-accelerated gpu scheduling (or just search for graphics settings)
@@TheMarketRecap as he said, it's Windows version 2004 lnly
@@TheMarketRecap you need windows 10 2004 & updated gpu drivers
Testning it out now
millepillesnille2 results?
Me: *sees title* so you’re telling me I can get better performance for free?
Linus: well yes, but actually no
Lmfao thiiisssss
Nico Allison #itdepends
Faster gaming for free in 2 minutes,
EXCEPT NOT EVERYONE HAS A 2080Ti...
Then it's good that there's a 5700XT in there.
@@JirayD doesn't change much,the radeons are expensive too,just a little less than Nvidia
What I'm saying is that this vid will piss off a lot of ppl as it's very clickbaity
@@rinishaverma9396 stop
@@Uilliam56 Maybe, but considering that both manufacturers seem to go all out for the next GPU generation, both of those GPUs might just be lower and upper mid-range (perf wise) in a few months.
Ikr! I think LTT should stop making any PC guide videos because I don't even have a PC.... /s
This video in a nutshell:
SO if you have the Mega-Extreme-Intel-Radeon-Ryzen-Integrated Series 7800K Unlocked CPU, and if gods RIGHT armpit touches your LEFT nipple at exactly 5:44PM EST on a cool but not cold friday evening,and a man named Jeremy talks to a local priest in Albany about his sins as a child. you MAY expect a 1-3% boost in performance,OR your PC explodes and starts the DOOM series IRL.
anyways visit LTTStore.com and use code FUNKYTITLE for 20% off your next purchase
‘Gotcha! Seg-‘ *Skips 10 seconds*
When you realize that
Hardware accelerate scheduling is an endless loop
Linus: "Developers had to make a choice..."
My brain: *DEVELOPERS!! DEVELOPERS!! DEVELOPERS!! DEVELOPERS!!*
STEEEVE BALLMERRRR!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! WOOOOO!!!
@@Stevenzao ok
@@topup246 e chutiya naye account mat bana. Jara khud ke life ka dekh kya kachra kiya hai. Bhikari sala
LTT: Faster Gaming for FREE in 2 minutes - No… Seriously
Me: Wow....Linus is giving everybody a free gaming PC
Watches video......oh well, better luck next time
🤡
The way Linus just tells us this is clickbait then tries to stop from laughing.
This is my first time seeing the new intro. I never thought the original could be replaced. For some reason it was just such a pleasant intro. But this was the perfect sequel intro. Thank you
Faster Gaming for FREE*
*actually slower in most cases
Good job Microsoft.
GPU scheduling has no performance impact whatsoever to any game, it only benefits future games that take advantage of it.
@Asoka S Not so much, if it actually shows some noticeable gains. Major engine developers would probably latch on to this quite sooner than GPU drivers manufacturers though. Overall at any rate if this actually benefits some games noticeably then it might come along sooner rather than later.
@Asoka S The fact that it is implemented will entice people to use it? That isn't a very hard concept to understand. If I'm marketing a game engine, and something that is new and has absolute concrete potential, then I think implementing that idea would certainly boost people into using my commercial engine, especially if gamers pick up on it such as Linus Tech Tips. Obviously, this isn't the case now, but later down the line it very well could be if their are some more noticeable gains, right now there is potential but certainly not absolute concrete potential that may result in something worthwhile. That said, it looks promising and as someone who is working on my own game engine it certainly looks somewhat tempting to give this a shot. I'm not doing it now, because I don't want it to end up being a waste of time. I'm just playing things by ear and seeing how this develops but it could certainly give leeway into having some marketing advantages since their *is* concrete evidence that this does have a performance gain ( albeit quite negligible ) . Whether or not it becomes more significant as more games support it is dependent on many factors and thus concludes the reason why I want to wait out on it.
@Asoka S Why would they reduce it? What area would they reduce which would thus reduce performance but also not lose customers? Say that they reduced performance for manufacturing budgets, perhaps a higher lithography, lower clock speed & core count, slow bus speeds whatever, say that they have add cards in the past that performed more or less the same, and from other companies for about the same or less. Now imagine what the backlash would be? Imagine the people who would drop out from using that brand. Its not like GPU manufacturers have a ecosystem to latch consumers on, if anything that is quite the contrary. That makes no sense. If I reduced a GPUs performance and justified it for something as bland as that, consumers would get angry. In fact, when has a GPU manufacturer ever done that? I've heard keeping performance relatively the same after newer iterations of a card and even making it more expensive, whatever, but straight up reducing it doesn't make any sense to me.
@Asoka S Just to provide some precedents to what I said, Nvidia has implemented Voxel Global Illumination technology within their cards, real time ray tracing, physX, hairworks etc... Nvidia has no problem making *free* middleware and performance and/or appearance related upgrades. And guess what the game engines did? They supported 'em. Why? Because it drives in more sales and makes the product look more enticing considering all these fancy features at hand. Implementing this technique depicted in this video is nothing new for the people in the industry, and if it becomes worthwhile, is it really that hard to wrap around in your mind that it probably will be implemented?
The final bit was a classy, "Don't @ me", nice. :)
Turning it on on Win11 for me causes 100% GPU usage with dwm.exe service hindering game performance massively. I advice to turn it off for bettet stability which thus gives better performance
"Faster Gaming for FREE in 2 minutes"
*Looks at Video length:* LIAR
The faster is the lie. The length of the video, not really. Doing somethinng can be much quicker than teaching it let alone explaining it.
@@rtg5881 yeah i know, it was just a joke
Vinz bad joke.
Linus : faster gaming in 2 minutes
Me : gaming in 2 minutes
2 Years later review ? I have a 3700x with a 3070 at 1440P, I am wondering if it would help nowadays.
From NVIDIA side of things, it's recommended to have it enabled for RTX, and disabled for GTX consumer cards.
One of the rare videos that LTT makes that leaves me confused. Am I alone?
Guys, the subtitles are messed up
I love running games at 4K with _Mac stout_ settings
"Game faster for FREE in 2 minutes - Not seriously."
Please make an updated video on this, and this time include latency metrics
The problem with the premise of this video is that scheduling does not matter for gaming! The reason for this is that games are almost always run in what is called exclusive mode if they are running in full-screen. What this means is that the game has exclusive access to the GPU, implying that no other application is vying for control of the task queue. In other words, it does not matter which application runs its tasks first because there is only one application. Thus, the title is complete click bait. This does matter for productivity use cases, where several application and the hardware accelerated OS shell have access to the GPU, but not for gaming. Take a look at this Microsoft dev-blog for more detail: devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/demystifying-full-screen-optimizations/.
I don't have a problem with clickbait - I do have a problem with straight up lying to your audience. Shame
This video was ruined by clickbait title. Come on, you're better than this Linus...
You can schedule time
Linus tech tips :- allow me introduce myself
Instructions unclear. Ended up in Atlantis
yeah it would take 2 minutes to order parts to upgrade your pc
But that wouldn’t comply with the ‘free’ portion of the title
Going to see the new LTT's video
Before: seeing an ad from Pulseway, with Linus
I don't want to see the whole video
The question is should I turn it on or off?
thats what im saying lol
RTX voice has >40% gpu usage with this enabled
The annoying thing here is that without the clickable "TeCHnIcaLlY it's true!" title, this video is informative and I learned something but LTT decided to disrespect its audience by implying gains in the tile that are actually a lot more nuanced than "Faster Gaming for FREE in 2 minutes" would lead one to believe. I think most people reasonably expect this title to mean that it should be faster almost entirely across the board and deliver a measurable performance improvement while only taking two minutes to enable... but obviously that's not what the new task scheduler does at the moment, bummer.
I get that "The new task scheduler currently delivers performance improvements in some productivity use cases" isn't exactly a sexy title and LMG has a business to run with over 30 employees. I respect the hustle with the "clickable" titles but this one really stands out as going over the line in terms of delivering on the promises. If you have to make a statement that the concept is technically "true to the video title" with multiple caveats then the title probably isn't truly representative of the video.
Bruh windows update tooked like 2 hours lmao not 2 min ..
1:33
*points at core 18
-core 0: am I a joke to you?
9:37
me: looks over to 750ti
750ti: haha, I'm gonna die :)
Linus: faster gpu scheduling
Me(using intel hd graphics for a decade): cant relate
For real tho, My cpu gets 100% when playing valorant and the intel hd stays in the 60s or 70s
Any idea what's the problem or the cpu is just shit i3 7020u
MetaDude yeah it’s just shit
@@MetaDude you are luck bro. Mine cant even run minecraft
Ok I can guarantee this doesn't work but what does make it faster is...
lttstore.com
lol
@@vatsalverma4931 what the hell did I just watch
@@psycheshorts2024 yooo these fuckin bots are getting outta hand
These segways are getting more and more seamless
People play on laptops to too, might as well throw in some laptop during testing