Make Windows 11 200% Faster For Gaming
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Here are the top 5 settings you should enable as a gamer.
5. Adjust Your Refresh Rate in WIndows Display Settings - bit.ly/3IqnQzL
4. Set a Custom Fan Curve in an application like MSI Afterburner - bit.ly/3c2nG5m
3. Disable Fullscreen Optimization on Windows - bit.ly/3Azf00C
- Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run utility.
- Type regedit and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
- Navigate to the following registry key:
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\System\GameConfigStore
- On the right panel, right-click on the empty white area and select New -- DWORD (32-bit) Value. This - will create a new DWORD.
- Name the new DWORD GameDVR_DSEBehavior and double-click on it.
- Set 2 as the value to disable Fullscreen Optimization. Click on OK to save the changes.
- If you want to enable Fullscreen Optimization again, then simply change the value to 0 from 2.
- Finally, close the Registry Editor and restart the computer.
2. Enable GPU Hardware Scheduling, especially if you're on a lower-end system. - bit.ly/3PiptSx
1. Enable Resizable Bar in your BIOS if you're on modern hardware - bit.ly/3nOEUWB
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#6 - Turn off mouse acceleration, which is enabled by default. Also, here's what's interesting about the refresh rate setting... I've changed it and seen it get switched back. I don't know if this was due to updates, but I've seen it happen on more than one system over time that I KNOW I enabled the full refresh rate. And I'd like to see some testing showing the benefits of some of these changes as well.
Odd. I never saw this back in the day with CRT monitors.
You can test it yourself, if you set it to 60hz you can notice page scrolling, window movement, and mouse cursor movement not being silky smooth. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the movement.
Back in the day with CRT monitors you saw flicker... So I always set the refresh rate to the highest the monitor would accept.
If you have teh Nvidia software, try changing the refresh rate in its resolution settings. that might stop windows randomly changing it.
Its absolutely not due to updates. I have two monitors. One has never had issues, it has kept its 144hz setting, even when installing onto a new system. As long as you install the drivers, it's good. The other monitor however, has had tons of issues. Sometimes I'll just turn on my computer and it'll be stuck at 60hz and not even let me change it. Sometimes it'll just randomly switch to it. Sometimes (thanks to borked freesync gsync implementation) it will be stuck at something like 78hz. Some panels just have really crap hardware in em, but its not updates causing it, neither for drivers (at least Nvidia, not sure about amd) nor windows.
4:30. There is A WAY to disable FULL SCREEN OPTIMIZATION without editing the registry even after the newest windows update. Windows just made it harder for you to do it by hiding the option. This is how you do it.
STEP 1: Find the game you are trying to play
STEP 2: Right click the Icon of the game or APP and select "properties"
STEP 3: Click " Compatibility" tab
STEP 4: Go down and TIC/CHECK the "Disable fullscreen optimizations"
STEP 5: hit APPLY and OK button
Now enjoy and get your FPS back!!
does the registry edit applies it on a system wide type of deal ?
@@TheLateral18 Yes, the registry option applies it system wide.
The option I mentioned above are for the ones who are not comfortable on messing around with the registry files.
@@TheLateral18 ALSO just an FYI this, disabling Fullscreen optimization, does not apply to ALL GAMES. In some games it actually makes performance worse if you disable the Fullscreen optimization. This is the MAIN reason why I only do it per game as it may actually hinder performance in some games.
its useless for new games mate
@@edwindeleon let's say games like Counter Strike Global Offensive?
People should also know about XMP/DOCP
@@aqua-bery XMP will quite literally always provide a performance boost, otherwise your special DDD4 4800mhz kit will just run at Intel’s stock 2666mhz, same applies for all RAM above 2666mhz
@@greylawson6352what’s that
Don't forget to change your Windows Power setting to Performance Mode!
Settings > System > Power & Sleep > Additional power settings > Performance Mode
If you're on Desktop you can also advance further from here into Energy Options which will include detailed things such as:
Processor Management, Display hibernation and more energy saving options you can tweak for more performance and a more customized user experience.
there's literally no reason to turn performance on. the cpu will boost anyway if needed on balanced but will be running at max clocks on desktop doing nothing
I'm so thankful my 6600XT runs cool. I actually turned DOWN the fan speed from factory, and still overclocked it from 2600 to 2800Mhz. Barely pushed 60° under gaming. I couldn't imagine turning the fans up. They were already way too high
Overclocked my 6600 to 2845Mhz runs a little hotter that your 60⁰ at 68⁰ to 76⁰ which is not bad as it vertically mounted
A bit more information on what Fullscreen Optimisation does; From my understanding, Fullscreen Optimisations run the game in a highly optimised borderless windowed mode. This is to facilitate better alt-tabbing for instance. I'm unsure if this is for all "Fullscreen" kinds or only for Exclusive Fullscreen. This differs per game.
You can also disable this on a per-application basis.
- Right click the .EXE > Properties
- In properties click on "Compatibility" then checkmark "Disable Fullscreen Optimisations"
If you are on a newer system like 12th gen intel and on rtx 30s with windows 11, you shouldn't do it for any / every game. Like in my case, I get better performance by not disabling this. Hate how people are still stuck in this '' disable fullscreen for better performance '' loop and they don't count on every build or doesn't note it in video. I don't know about 20 series but on pascal cards you absolutely get better performance with it disabled.
After an update, my monitor settings reset to 60hz. At the end of a night of gaming, I couldn't believe how crappy I was doing. Went to check gsync settings and stumbled on the 60hz. Doh!
My monitor has free sync but I haven’t had it on in the longest. Is that something that I should turn on just because or is it more situational?
Thanks Brett, this is so helpful!
Resizable bar lowered my FPS when i had it on... I was getting 60fps in SoD2 but when i turned it off i was getting 90fps maybe its just because its an old game but i will try it when i stop playing older games basically just payday, ark, and SoD2 because their next games are coming out soon. (I have a Ryzen 7 3800x, 32GB of RAM -3466MHz C16-, RTX 3070 ti, B450 mobo, and only NVMe storage)
GPU scheduling also reduced my fps... tested it on forza horizon 4 CPU Sim from 191.7 to 182.1, CPU render from 131.3 to 126.2, and GPU from 129.7 to 129.9 all average not max or min.
Enable XMP or DOCP in BIOS setup please!
does disabling the fullscreen optimization gives back performance ?
Some displays can't do more than 60Hz and the fan curve thing is a MSI only thing. Also, you can still find full screen game optimization in Settings and it's called Game Mode under Gaming (in at least Windows 10.) And GPU scheduling only works for Desktop Apps or Microsoft Store Apps, but not both at the same time
Wait so i have a 5800x and a 3080 will i see any benefit from enabling G{U scheduling?
You can also enable SAM (shows as Large Memory Range in resources) on RX 580
see now the problem with nvidia resizable bar is, I've tried turning it on, but my PC won't go into windows. you wana know why, because I have to have another setting turned on in my Bios, which apparently the formatting of my hard drives doesn't like. i remember looking this up a while ago and ye, unless I re-format my hard drives, I can't turn this one.
I saw my screen refresh rate up to 75hz last year but when i installed window 11, 75 hz is gone. Please tell me how to fix it
#5 is a desktop setting. If you run your games full screen (exclusive) then it will run as fast as your monitor can go as long as the game it self is set for high refresh rates, and not capped at 60hz.
#2 sounds like the Game Bar thing (or Windows Game mode), if you just disable Game Bar that disables the DVR that no one uses in Windows, and ought to give you the same results.
#2 Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling will not appear on old hardware that's over ~10 years old (like my 550 ti) since this didn't exist when 500 series was new. So it is hardware dependent.. but anything from the 600 series to current generation GPU ought to have this.
@@ZeroB4NG it depends on the game, and how you're running it. I've had this windows setting at 60hz and still had games running well over 60fps when played in full screen. It's also possible drivers completely ignore what setting, or that games ignore when in full screen as most games have their own setting for refresh rates for the monitor you're using.
It is still important to set that windows setting to whatever your monitors refresh rate is so Windows UI runs smoother. I'm just saying it likely may not matter for games at full screen.
I get black screen when I tab in the game with disabled full screen optimisation
I have a RTX 3070 ti on a MOBO : Aorus Elite AX and i never checked that setting out so far. It could be desabled by default. I'll reboot to check that out.
my gpu stuck in 200mhz in msi afterburner help me pls
the 'disable fullscreen optimization' options isn't visible in the properties tab what do i do?
regedit also doesn't have 'GameConfigStore'
if I scroll a web page at 60Hz I go nuts
Yeah, you can see it. At least it's not as bad as a flickering 60hz CRT monitor, but you can certainly see it.
I hated the switch from my 100hz CRT back in the day because all LCDs were 60hz for a long time.
i had no clue that faster fan curve speed ment more fps i thought that it would just take up more of my pc energy resulting in lower frame rates lol
disable full screen optimization always work for game crash in windows 11 for amd builds
Cool info!
You forgot two other points:
1. Doublecheck that you are using the correct version of the hdmi or displayport cable, so that it can provide what you want to get (f.ex 4k 120hz). *ofc also check your gpu actually outputs said signal too.
2. Its not enough to just try enable a setting in windows: usually you have to manually enable it first within the monitorsettings aswell.
Tip #2 is even more limited than to just low end computers. The problem with "hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling" Is that there is only one AMD Adrenaline driver that actually supports this, which was 2020 Edition 20.5.1 Beta. Every driver since does not support this feature, not even a regedit will enable it will work. Thus this tip has a very very small use case, and certainly not a universal tip. Note: This is the case under Windows 10.
Resizable Bar is basically only for RTX cards.
laughs in amd
i have one big tip for you......dont spend $3k+ just for it to NOT post
Never heard of Smart Access Memory did you mean Smart Ass Memory?
Watching this video to remove stuttering problem on my i3 5th gen to play GTA SA...
:| imagine someone has been using 144hrz till now, and just realised that he's using 60hrz for the whole time.
I think you like your own videos?
I mean if you ask people to like for the algorithm the least you can do is do it yourself as well
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My "gamer tweak" that helps me. Delete Windows
that make no sense. how the fuck dou you want to game.
@@metalvideos1961 PopOs or ubuntu.
@@metalvideos1961 it's humor, no need to be so metal about it.
@@sparkypvp2167 yeah good luck. its still not that stable to run games on Ubuntu or any linux distribution.
@@metalvideos1961I play all my games (osu!, all Yakuza games, Mass Effect LE, Genshin, F1 22, Cyberpunk 2077, Apex Legends, LoL etc.) on Arch Linux. For Linux beginners I would suggest NobaraOS by GloriousEggroll, who makes his custom Wine and Proton builds.
I am new and still this makes me speechless
Yikes when you watch a copy paste UA-camr and they don't explain or know what they are talking about. So you keep spreading misinformation that leads to a slower pc for a couple average fps. Just for your desktop experience and 1% and 0.1%'s to be horrible. Referring to "tip 3"
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