Awesome video Bry 💪😇👍, I honestly learned a lot more telemetry and background services from this video to help smooth out my pc performance. I’d rather a lean responsive pc to an rgb eye candy bloatware version 🤩👍🥰💪. Thanks for this upload my man 🥂🍻
Perfect timing, bought another Win10 key this morning using your code. :D Was about to hunt for the previous guide, but this new one showed up, awesome! 8) I bagged an MSI B450 Tomahawk Max II (fully boxed with everything, looks unused) for just 51 UKP total. Testing with a 3600 and 1060 6GB. I use OOShutup aswell, but your guides have a lot of extra useful info.
lovely videos. i already did most of this things tho found out few services you turned off that ii didnt before so few things here and there for me to turn off.. nice calm voice and very helpfull video... thank you
I have been using Windows 10 since 2018, and still in 2023 it's still one of the best stable operating systems. Now having that said, I have been testing Windows 11 more precise Tiny11 on an old m.2 drive. To my surprise it feels and runs even better than Windows 10 LTSC. Soon I will make my own Tiny11 with tools that are out there and go Fully Windows 11. I hardly update my windows through a year, updating maybe 5 times in a year. And for sure I make an image clone of my C: partition every time. I think more people should try out the tiny11 Windows as a test system and see what they think, I think many will like it with the Windows 10 UI mod.
How to Optimize Windows 10 For GAMING & Power Users ----> 7 years ago,, I have this book marked for constant reference i can't believe you just updated, now this joins it in your folder , excellent work Fella !!!
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH. after the last windows update everything has been feeling off and through this video i now just realized my 170hz monitor was capped at 60hz
On Distributed link tracking... what it does is keep track of shortcuts (symlinks), so if you move/rename the target of the shortcut to another location, it'll update the shortcut (or symnlink) to it. Useful? Not really since the EXPECTED behavior if you move/rename the target of a shortcut is to break the shortcut. But I can see it useful in an office environment using shared storage where you'd prefer that OTHER PEOPLE don't break YOUR shortcuts if they move/rename files.
I can't thank you enough for this. I have a very high end system and was experiencing bad stuttering/hitching and what not on Valorant and after many attempts and other solutions by the end of your video, you not only improved my performance but fixed my issues. You're the man
should also set network to metered connection, then just manually check for windows updates occasionally. this way windows will never interrupt you to force a restart
Some of the things do only seem to apply if you have a slower PC. But some useful things nonetheless with the ssd optimze if you have a good ssd eg Samsung 970 Evo plus is it even worth using if it has dram and manages itself well already? Also usefull tool called windows power toys has so many nice features.
The recent 22h2 has been causing my PC to randomly pause sometimes. Also Windows Defender seems to be working overtime, constant CPU spikes. Time to Optimize! MORE MORE MORE!
I've been watching, and enjoying these videos, for years now! Just one suggestion: could you do a more in depth discussion about the pros and cons of disabling some of the services, as well as what they're actually doing? Cheers!
This guide is incredible. I was averaging 150fps on my 2070super in CS2 before the guide. Average now is 280-300 on every map. No stutter. Screen tear has disappeared and no weird crashes of the game in certain situations (I could never peak red box T-side on nuke without a crash) I haven’t change any in game settings. What an amazing guide Thankyou !!
Haha, Dude, I literally just did your Windows 11 MEGA tutorial this morning. It took an hour, but my gaming laptop is running fantastic now! I could actually use this new video as well for my father-in-laws PC. He's got an office PC with an AMD Phenom that could use a little booster to give it back some pep in that Phenom step! Thanks again, Brian!
If it's not gaming perhaps Linux Mint or a lightweight OS. Had my Mom using Mint a couple years ago, she didn't notice any difference for the casual tasks. LXDE/LXQT are really lightweight DEs also Debian/Fedora/ArcoLinux also am running on the potato pc fam. Would check the requirements and try to see what runs quickly on that era pc. Debian LXDE was still working well when one of my nvmes got loose by accident after cleaning, lxde as a de looks dated but it works. I took 10/11 off the old i3-2100 because I felt sorry for it. Save the old potato(es), GL. (Have an old Athlon K2 in my hallway that still needs a PSU at some point.)
hey thank you for what you are doing since i cant remember , i installed a new win 10 , but i wanted to ask you about old videos for optimisatoion , should i check those videos before or is just ok this video ?
Thank you for doing these every year. I always check them out once in a while to make sure my Windows is set the way I want it and to have it as snappy as possible thanks to you! I would appreciate if you keep doing them yearly. I will for sure be checking out the Windows 11 Optimize video by you when everyone is forced to switch.
Am thinking if I should go back to 10, would do this if I do. Have your 11/earlier ISO. Am just for gaming rig using the tiny 11 but I know I should burn a new ISO to usb or something next install. I just feel like I'm mostly on Linux if I'm not gaming (dual boot ftw or use another pc sometimes). Patching live service games is easier on Windows. Less likely for a certain launcher to break hard.
I mod a LOT of games, and I've NEVER seen a game with anything but 16bit/44.1khz audio files. Not saying they 100% don't exist, but if they do (it's not like I played every single pc game out there), they'd REALLY advertise it... like it would be a BIG DEAL for them to instruct their users to set their audio to 24bit/48khz -- and I'm not aware of ANY devs/game studios/game publishers that do. It would be in the system requirements at least under "recommended".
For a guy who likes complete control over his PC (I do too) I'm surprised you're ok with Ninite installing your programs with all the default options enabled. That's where some of the intrusive options are on by default.
Heya m8 nice Video did allmost all of the Optimizations u showed us very nice Thank you for that. by any chance if u have some time can you test and make a video about Intelligent Standby List Cleaner there are some tweaks not sure how thats working , heard that its increasing Perfomance in Games and removes Stuttering and frametime spikes ?? Im running a 4090 with a 9900k 4133mhz cl17 Ram and experiencing frametime spikes in many Games which shouldnt happen capping my frames always @117 FPS with a 3440x1440 144hz. Thanks Again
Public service announcement: if you have a x3d CPU…DO NOT UNINSTALL GAMEBAR….idk what AMD cpu he is using but the x3d CPU’s rely on gamebar for controlling which ccd and cores to use on a per game and application basis. Getting rid of gamebar makes it like you only have a crippled non-x3d version of the CPU. Also anyone playing retro games do not uninstall Windows Media Player or Internet Explorer because some games relied on those for some functions. Even some more modern games might have issues with Edge being uninstalled tho that seems to have some work arounds.
Is there a way to log in my Microsoft account (I use xbox gamepass on my pc) without having to log in with a 4 digits PIN every single time? it bums me out I have to press enter in order for the screen to put 4 digits to appear, and then ENTER again (so 6 keys in total). I don't want to use a PIN, it's just me on my house.
Hi Brian, I'm interested on your thoughts of Atlas OS. I'm giving it a whirl after Linus' video. I think it would be valuable for the community to learn about this cut down version of Windows. Take care Peace
using Atlas os on 2 older phenom 2 systems didnt do a ton of testing but there is a distinct +15 points in cinibench r15 scores after applying Atlas os Vs stock windows 10. i believe the uplift comes from the disabling of the cpu vulnerability fixes.
Hello. Can you help me. I have 1080Ti, 8700K, 64gb DDR3000 Ram. When I record games from nvidia software. The video is always choppy. Not at all smooth. Anything I can do about it? I record at just 15mbps 30fps 1080p
I like to use O&O Shutup10++ to easily turn off all these invasive privacy stuff in one program and again once in a while after a major update. But these tutorial on turning off these resource hogs is very informative! Additionally, have you considered making a tutorial on removing these pre-installed apps in Windows 10 or is that overkill?
A very good optimization guide, but the most annoying thing about windows 10 is the update service. It runs regardless of the settings and consumes a lot of resources. After many searching, I found stopupdates10 program that solved the problem once and for all. And yes, another very good prgran that allows to optimize win10 is O&O. From ~150 processes I reached less than 100 processes and windows is perfectly functional and secure.
Hi As an aside to O&O and their products, found to be very reliable, would reccomend. - I recall using O&O's defragmentation back in windows XP days, there's likely a more current version of it, for spindle based 3.5in Hard Disk Drives. It had an awesome feature where the data would not only be defragmented but the more commonly used files where placed at the outer edge of the Disk. So physically they were quicker seek times to access, with the idea being it sped up data read rates and thus the system. Seemed to be a positive thing back then. Highly recommended for those using a Older Hard Disc Drive with the disc platters in it. Especially if its a mixed storage drive with video files pictures and say an operating system on it, as in a single drive system situation.
@@mikymouse7525 You should never ever in a million years Defrag an SSD. They have a limited lifetime and Defragging just eats that up for no benefit. They know where the files are and can access them super fast so no point.
Restore is like looking over your shoulder in the morning after hitting Juliana's Tokyo the night before, and awakening to somebody you could swear you have never met twisted around you like a pretzel. Just for example.
Hey Brian, thanks for this. I followed 90% of the tips but then my Steam game icons on my desktop became blank, broken url links. Would you know what step caused that and how I can reverse it?
How to enable Ultimate Performance power plan instead of manually turning off using the high performance: 1. Open CMD as admin 2. powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61. 3. done (not recommended power plan for laptops)
Your suggestions definitely made a difference. But... 'twas tedious, and I want to make the same changes to other accounts, AND on the computers of family members. Have you by chance created a tool, or a script to modify the Win 10 registry? Is there a tool (with ck-boxes for each feature) that comes CLOSE to your suggestions?
Windows 10 has become stable and good like Win 7 used to, Win 11 is on first steps it takes a couple of years to become stable. Win 10 is my OS of choice
@@spusuf Thanks, but is it that clear cut though? From what I understand atmos can be mastered in both 48KHz and 96KHz, with 96KHz support only landing relatively recently.
He didn't mention this warning so here you go: Please do not defrag your SSD, it has no effect and can potentially decrease the lifespan of the SSD as well. You should only defrag, if you're using an hard drive and not an SSD, SSD's don't need to be defragged because it doesn't take long from it to travel from a location to another where as compared to an HDD it sometimes is really slow so window's uses the RAM (memory) To allow data to travel faster but in this case an SSD is built different And also modern SSD's are smart to enough (usually) to maintain it's performance by deleting unused data blocks, and more It will typically also set aside of it's capacity for the device/firmware use. (This has to be done manually): you should uninstall and clear unnecessary file's and temp files which'll help its performance and also increase space, which is one of the reasons why larger SSD's are mostly better than smaller SSD's Hope this helped!
But you don’t need that for modern 12th and 13th gen intel processors because of the E cores. Many background processes will be running on E cores and performance cores will be used only for games or high performance applications
These videos are mainly for older computers. If you have a modern 13th gen or something like an amd 5800X3D, you dont need to do anything. focus on the graphics card :D
Thanks am doing some research about my setup i7 4790 + rx 570 8gb + 32gb ramddr 1600mhz 100gb ssd +500w psu bronze plus 144hz monitor all the specs it's working fine for any game but for competitve games i stay between 40and 70fps when i start streaming it goes down to 30fps 24fps
probably gpu limited in gaming and cpu limited while streaming. You could make sure in streaming settings to use quicksync instead of gpu/software encoding. You'd benefit from a gpu upgrade to something like a gtx 1070/1080 or a 1660ti if you can find one for cheap. The nvidia gpu could then also be your encoder for streaming as well but there will be times when you're cpu limited due to the older intel processor. Would bring a breath of fresh air into your build but I would suggest upgrading to something with 6 cores/12 threads at minimum in your next build.
@@GamersSauce Ah, then I guess the next question comes down to if you are okay with your current performance. Even with a better gpu you might not see decent uplift if you're playing cpu demanding titles. I'd suggest listing locally for some money and perhaps building something for a little more money. I'd be happy to throw together a budget oriented build through pc part picker for ya if you'd wanna go down that route!
Easily the best and easiest optimizing windows videos to follow and it helped a bunch!
Thanks! Definitely needed this as in some of my free time I'll check this over to ensure reliability.
i have been waiting for this!! excellent
Awesome video Bry 💪😇👍, I honestly learned a lot more telemetry and background services from this video to help smooth out my pc performance. I’d rather a lean responsive pc to an rgb eye candy bloatware version 🤩👍🥰💪. Thanks for this upload my man 🥂🍻
Thank you for your content, I love the Inverted Colors shortcut.
Great guide, I already do most of the stuff shown here, I'll save it for when I need it to show others what to do, thanks.
Best guides on YT right here!
This is exactly what I wanted thank you ❤
Still running Windows 10 Pro and I had no idea there were so many ways to optimize Windows 10 for gaming. Thanks for sharing!
I don't miss doing this every fresh install.
i am watching your optimize vidios since 2015. Time flies, love your videos!
thank you for optimization guide, im done on my yearly maintenance of my rig (pc cleaning, repasting cpu, and windows optimization)
Priceless as always Brian. TYC! Thanks :)
Perfect timing, bought another Win10 key this morning using your code. :D Was about to hunt for the previous guide, but this new one showed up, awesome! 8)
I bagged an MSI B450 Tomahawk Max II (fully boxed with everything, looks unused) for just 51 UKP total. Testing with a 3600 and 1060 6GB.
I use OOShutup aswell, but your guides have a lot of extra useful info.
amazing guide thank you
Thank you for making this video. My system is super fast now.
Excellent video. I remembered to click "like" when you mentioned "clutch situations", true gamer 😄
I just went back to Windows 10 last month and used your previous optimization guide. Thanks for updating this.
nothing wrong with the use of 10, its the best time to jump on. As hack scheme monkeys place the full concentration on 11
@Johannes Davidsen read first before asking
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Great video! Thanks
Thank you sir, good one!
Thanks so much!!
This vid is awesome. One of the better optimization vids I've come across. Worth watching from 00:00 - 34:17
lovely videos. i already did most of this things tho found out few services you turned off that ii didnt before so few things here and there for me to turn off.. nice calm voice and very helpfull video... thank you
Thanks for your knowledge:)
nice very helpful, thank you
Thank you for updating this optimization guide for 2023!
The Perfect optimization video ever exsisted,Thank you so much
great video, thank you.
I have been using Windows 10 since 2018, and still in 2023 it's still one of the best stable operating systems.
Now having that said, I have been testing Windows 11 more precise Tiny11 on an old m.2 drive.
To my surprise it feels and runs even better than Windows 10 LTSC. Soon I will make my own Tiny11 with tools that are out there and go Fully Windows 11.
I hardly update my windows through a year, updating maybe 5 times in a year. And for sure I make an image clone of my C: partition every time.
I think more people should try out the tiny11 Windows as a test system and see what they think, I think many will like it with the Windows 10 UI mod.
Thank you so much for this!
I've been back 4 times for optimizing different PCs 🤠
thanks mate
thanks this helped my old pc also this might lower temps.
How to Optimize Windows 10 For GAMING & Power Users ----> 7 years ago,, I have this book marked for constant reference i can't believe you just updated, now this joins it in your folder , excellent work Fella !!!
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH. after the last windows update everything has been feeling off and through this video i now just realized my 170hz monitor was capped at 60hz
you are star of the new year :D
Thanks ❤
On Distributed link tracking... what it does is keep track of shortcuts (symlinks), so if you move/rename the target of the shortcut to another location, it'll update the shortcut (or symnlink) to it. Useful? Not really since the EXPECTED behavior if you move/rename the target of a shortcut is to break the shortcut. But I can see it useful in an office environment using shared storage where you'd prefer that OTHER PEOPLE don't break YOUR shortcuts if they move/rename files.
thank you :)
I can't thank you enough for this. I have a very high end system and was experiencing bad stuttering/hitching and what not on Valorant and after many attempts and other solutions by the end of your video, you not only improved my performance but fixed my issues. You're the man
i came here after experiencing stuttering in valorant and cs2 too lol
thank you
Great video! Followed you about 95%
I would say slow down just a bit when talking/explaining. Other than that, this video was really helpful!
Cheers!
I would recommend disabling Sysmain & geolocation as well on services settings
Whoa!!
Its that time again! LETS GO!! 👍
should also set network to metered connection, then just manually check for windows updates occasionally. this way windows will never interrupt you to force a restart
Code and key worked well .
w video bro i instantly felt the difference
Thanks Brian!
Bwaian eh? Swrike im to the floor, Centuwion...Bwian?
thank you bro
Some of the things do only seem to apply if you have a slower PC. But some useful things nonetheless with the ssd optimze if you have a good ssd eg Samsung 970 Evo plus is it even worth using if it has dram and manages itself well already? Also usefull tool called windows power toys has so many nice features.
thx you
done most of the stuff and it is actually a bit faster even on a high end system. gj
nice!
I think core isolation/memory integrity off also makes a difference in real world FPS in some cases.
definitely does!
YESS finally the yes man delivered!
what setting turns all steam game desktop icons to .url files and causes bink2w64.dll error
The recent 22h2 has been causing my PC to randomly pause sometimes. Also Windows Defender seems to be working overtime, constant CPU spikes. Time to Optimize! MORE MORE MORE!
Oh snap, gonna need that 2023 Win 11 ver!
I've been watching, and enjoying these videos, for years now! Just one suggestion: could you do a more in depth discussion about the pros and cons of disabling some of the services, as well as what they're actually doing? Cheers!
MS-shit?
You can Google search every single one. Interesting stuff.
@@SVW1976 Of course. And I have done that. It was more a suggestion for other viewers. :)
This guide is incredible. I was averaging 150fps on my 2070super in CS2 before the guide. Average now is 280-300 on every map. No stutter. Screen tear has disappeared and no weird crashes of the game in certain situations (I could never peak red box T-side on nuke without a crash)
I haven’t change any in game settings.
What an amazing guide Thankyou !!
300fps on a 2070 lol nice try buddy haha
@@SL1CKSHOT. its cs2 not something like battlefield i get the same amount
@@SL1CKSHOT.CS2 is like Minecraft that's how easy it runs lmao
@Tech YES You can do symlink useless log files to NUL to reduce IO
Haha, Dude, I literally just did your Windows 11 MEGA tutorial this morning. It took an hour, but my gaming laptop is running fantastic now!
I could actually use this new video as well for my father-in-laws PC. He's got an office PC with an AMD Phenom that could use a little booster to give it back some pep in that Phenom step!
Thanks again, Brian!
Phenom..damn that's old
@@tpmnrcks Phenom and Core 2 Quads were power houses.
You are both CORRECT!! Haha I'm never one to turn a PC away from a free performance boost.
@@JakeSulinjr me when i oc 6 core xeon 2.6ghz to 4.5
If it's not gaming perhaps Linux Mint or a lightweight OS. Had my Mom using Mint a couple years ago, she didn't notice any difference for the casual tasks. LXDE/LXQT are really lightweight DEs also Debian/Fedora/ArcoLinux also am running on the potato pc fam. Would check the requirements and try to see what runs quickly on that era pc. Debian LXDE was still working well when one of my nvmes got loose by accident after cleaning, lxde as a de looks dated but it works. I took 10/11 off the old i3-2100 because I felt sorry for it. Save the old potato(es), GL. (Have an old Athlon K2 in my hallway that still needs a PSU at some point.)
hey thank you for what you are doing since i cant remember , i installed a new win 10 , but i wanted to ask you about old videos for optimisatoion , should i check those videos before or is just ok this video ?
thank you for windows 10 pro keys
Nice video Brian, I can upgrade to W11 but prefer W10 for now!
Thank you for doing these every year. I always check them out once in a while to make sure my Windows is set the way I want it and to have it as snappy as possible thanks to you! I would appreciate if you keep doing them yearly. I will for sure be checking out the Windows 11 Optimize video by you when everyone is forced to switch.
Do you have a blogpost sir about all the steps you did?
Do you recommend to do chris titus twek anyway first/after doing this tutorial?
Am thinking if I should go back to 10, would do this if I do. Have your 11/earlier ISO. Am just for gaming rig using the tiny 11 but I know I should burn a new ISO to usb or something next install. I just feel like I'm mostly on Linux if I'm not gaming (dual boot ftw or use another pc sometimes). Patching live service games is easier on Windows. Less likely for a certain launcher to break hard.
Nice Video interesting settings but why use ninite when there is "WINGET" in windows ?
Is Xbox Gamebar no longer required for the correct CCD of a 7950X3D to work in games?
Which setting dimmed my second monitor when games were full screen? I can't find it and now can't read obs chat on second monitor
i had to turn off HDR because it makes chrome flicker
I mod a LOT of games, and I've NEVER seen a game with anything but 16bit/44.1khz audio files. Not saying they 100% don't exist, but if they do (it's not like I played every single pc game out there), they'd REALLY advertise it... like it would be a BIG DEAL for them to instruct their users to set their audio to 24bit/48khz -- and I'm not aware of ANY devs/game studios/game publishers that do. It would be in the system requirements at least under "recommended".
For a guy who likes complete control over his PC (I do too) I'm surprised you're ok with Ninite installing your programs with all the default options enabled. That's where some of the intrusive options are on by default.
clipboard features handy
Heya m8 nice Video did allmost all of the Optimizations u showed us very nice Thank you for that.
by any chance if u have some time can you test and make a video about Intelligent Standby List Cleaner there are some tweaks not sure how thats working , heard that its increasing Perfomance in Games and removes Stuttering and frametime spikes ?? Im running a 4090 with a 9900k 4133mhz cl17 Ram and experiencing frametime spikes in many Games which shouldnt happen capping my frames always @117 FPS with a 3440x1440 144hz. Thanks Again
This video is so nostalgic.
I just used spectre instead. I find that these changes revert back if you update the os.
Public service announcement: if you have a x3d CPU…DO NOT UNINSTALL GAMEBAR….idk what AMD cpu he is using but the x3d CPU’s rely on gamebar for controlling which ccd and cores to use on a per game and application basis. Getting rid of gamebar makes it like you only have a crippled non-x3d version of the CPU. Also anyone playing retro games do not uninstall Windows Media Player or Internet Explorer because some games relied on those for some functions. Even some more modern games might have issues with Edge being uninstalled tho that seems to have some work arounds.
Is there a way to log in my Microsoft account (I use xbox gamepass on my pc) without having to log in with a 4 digits PIN every single time? it bums me out I have to press enter in order for the screen to put 4 digits to appear, and then ENTER again (so 6 keys in total). I don't want to use a PIN, it's just me on my house.
Hi Brian,
I'm interested on your thoughts of Atlas OS.
I'm giving it a whirl after Linus' video.
I think it would be valuable for the community to learn about this cut down version of Windows.
Take care
Peace
using Atlas os on 2 older phenom 2 systems didnt do a ton of testing but there is a distinct +15 points in cinibench r15 scores after applying Atlas os Vs stock windows 10. i believe the uplift comes from the disabling of the cpu vulnerability fixes.
Hello. Can you help me. I have 1080Ti, 8700K, 64gb DDR3000 Ram.
When I record games from nvidia software. The video is always choppy. Not at all smooth. Anything I can do about it?
I record at just 15mbps 30fps 1080p
I like to use O&O Shutup10++ to easily turn off all these invasive privacy stuff in one program and again once in a while after a major update. But these tutorial on turning off these resource hogs is very informative! Additionally, have you considered making a tutorial on removing these pre-installed apps in Windows 10 or is that overkill?
A very good optimization guide, but the most annoying thing about windows 10 is the update service. It runs regardless of the settings and consumes a lot of resources. After many searching, I found stopupdates10 program that solved the problem once and for all.
And yes, another very good prgran that allows to optimize win10 is O&O. From ~150 processes I reached less than 100 processes and windows is perfectly functional and secure.
Hi
As an aside to O&O and their products, found to be very reliable, would reccomend.
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I recall using O&O's defragmentation back in windows XP days, there's likely a more current version of it, for spindle based 3.5in Hard Disk Drives. It had an awesome feature where the data would not only be defragmented but the more commonly used files where placed at the outer edge of the Disk.
So physically they were quicker seek times to access, with the idea being it sped up data read rates and thus the system. Seemed to be a positive thing back then. Highly recommended for those using a Older Hard Disc Drive with the disc platters in it. Especially if its a mixed storage drive with video files pictures and say an operating system on it, as in a single drive system situation.
@@outsidein3206 Defragmentation is also useful in the case of SSDs, although they are less affected by this problem.
@@mikymouse7525 You should never ever in a million years Defrag an SSD. They have a limited lifetime and Defragging just eats that up for no benefit. They know where the files are and can access them super fast so no point.
@@AK90 Don't worry my friend, windows does monthly defragmentation. :P
My guy great video but where’s the windows 11 love ?
Restore is like looking over your shoulder in the morning after hitting Juliana's Tokyo the night before, and awakening to somebody you could swear you have never met twisted around you like a pretzel. Just for example.
Hey Brian, thanks for this. I followed 90% of the tips but then my Steam game icons on my desktop became blank, broken url links. Would you know what step caused that and how I can reverse it?
Same
go back to the restore point if you made one. keep tinkering around and going back! (coming from a guy who didnt create a restore point)
How to enable Ultimate Performance power plan instead of manually turning off using the high performance:
1. Open CMD as admin
2. powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61.
3. done
(not recommended power plan for laptops)
Your suggestions definitely made a difference. But... 'twas tedious, and I want to make the same changes to other accounts, AND on the computers of family members. Have you by chance created a tool, or a script to modify the Win 10 registry? Is there a tool (with ck-boxes for each feature) that comes CLOSE to your suggestions?
Windows 10 has become stable and good like Win 7 used to, Win 11 is on first steps it takes a couple of years to become stable. Win 10 is my OS of choice
I tinker alot with my setup and doing reg tweaks hear and there, so system restore have saved my bacon numerous times !
uhh, is this supposed to happen because when I did this my memory went up by 20% .....
bryan that air cooler sitting horizontally out like that is making me feel uncomfortable 😅
I don't have 24 bit 48000 Hz option.
@techyescity , which games use 96KHz sampling rate?
All Dolby enabled games. Dolby for headphones won't even enable if you're above 24bit/96khz
@@spusuf Thanks, but is it that clear cut though? From what I understand atmos can be mastered in both 48KHz and 96KHz, with 96KHz support only landing relatively recently.
YAY! Now that STEAM gave a warning to me and my Phenom 1100t on Win7(ESU)
Tech Yes City Yes on the go.
He didn't mention this warning so here you go:
Please do not defrag your SSD, it has no effect and can potentially decrease the lifespan of the SSD as well.
You should only defrag, if you're using an hard drive and not an SSD,
SSD's don't need to be defragged because it doesn't take long from it to travel from a location to another
where as compared to an HDD it sometimes is really slow so window's uses the RAM (memory)
To allow data to travel faster but in this case an SSD is built different
And also modern SSD's are smart to enough (usually) to maintain it's performance by deleting unused
data blocks, and more
It will typically also set aside of it's capacity for the device/firmware use.
(This has to be done manually): you should uninstall and clear unnecessary file's and temp files
which'll help its performance and also increase space, which is one of the reasons why
larger SSD's are mostly better than smaller SSD's
Hope this helped!
But you don’t need that for modern 12th and 13th gen intel processors because of the E cores. Many background processes will be running on E cores and performance cores will be used only for games or high performance applications
These videos are mainly for older computers. If you have a modern 13th gen or something like an amd 5800X3D, you dont need to do anything. focus on the graphics card :D
win10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 - with support until 2029. need a guide with this OS as it is lightweight and stripped down already.
Thanks am doing some research about my setup i7 4790 + rx 570 8gb + 32gb ramddr 1600mhz 100gb ssd +500w psu bronze plus 144hz monitor all the specs it's working fine for any game but for competitve games i stay between 40and 70fps when i start streaming it goes down to 30fps 24fps
probably gpu limited in gaming and cpu limited while streaming. You could make sure in streaming settings to use quicksync instead of gpu/software encoding. You'd benefit from a gpu upgrade to something like a gtx 1070/1080 or a 1660ti if you can find one for cheap. The nvidia gpu could then also be your encoder for streaming as well but there will be times when you're cpu limited due to the older intel processor. Would bring a breath of fresh air into your build but I would suggest upgrading to something with 6 cores/12 threads at minimum in your next build.
@@TechMatticz Hy that's what I do quicksync for streaming and GPU for gaming but still the same problem
@@GamersSauce Ah, then I guess the next question comes down to if you are okay with your current performance. Even with a better gpu you might not see decent uplift if you're playing cpu demanding titles. I'd suggest listing locally for some money and perhaps building something for a little more money. I'd be happy to throw together a budget oriented build through pc part picker for ya if you'd wanna go down that route!