Will do in the near future, thank you for the suggestion <3

I'm not having a go at ALL "online tweakers", I was talking about /some/ youtube optimizations promising you >500% increase in FPS, and we all know that's not possible to achieve just by tweaking. There's many things that make me different actually: 1) I have an IT background. 2) I'm not 15 years old, my experience is 15 years. 3) I don't make people buy my custom OS. 4) I post free tweaks that people don't really have to pay for. 5) I do benchmarks and show actual results. 6) I don't post the same video just slightly changed over 20 times a month. 7) I actually care about gamers and want to help, money is not my drive. 8) I don't promise 500% FPS boosts. 9) I do what people suggest and want, not whatever brings me more money. I'm pretty sure I can list a lot more, but I don't think its needed. PS: Some tweakers are actually very knowledgeable, and I wasn't trying to generalize anything in the video :)

Hey, there's a video for Intel on my channel, it has a similar title to this video. Check it out! :)

PUBG is not the best optimized game. You can either watch all of my videos and see if anything helps, or you can join our Discord and let us optimize your PC for you :)

Next up is Custom OSes vs Windows 10 and 11, but I will make sure the BIOS settings video is released as soon as possible - thanks <3

There's a question mark (?) if you're talking about the thumbnail, I wanted to see if there's a way to get it down to 0 ping and I did get 0 ping in Fortnite, and also 4-5 ping in Valorant/CS2. Of course I'm sure you know ping doesn't work like you're suggesting and connecting from Alaska to Australia will most likely add a 1 on the front followed by a couple more "zeros" at the back of your latency :D

Most of the time there won't be any major performance difference so I'd recommend sticking to the defaults. I'll make a separate video revisiting all Nvidia Control Panel settings to determine if it /really/ does anything FPS-wise or just wastes electricity :)

X3D game mode with PBO doesnt make as big of a difference, not worth leaving your system running on physical cores only for that. Try disabling SMT in Process Lasso for your game of choice while having SMT ON/X3D Game Mode OFF in the BIOS :)

@@FrameSyncLabs Thank you this does makes a lot more sense. I will then stick with the PBO optmized (mobo limit, curve -35, +200), and turn off the bios game mode. I had SMT to OFF in the bios , and will turn it back on, this makes more sense to turn it off on a game per game basis. However I will wait on your video about process lasso because I tried to use it before but honestly my system was running better without it. I will give it another try with your recommended settings later on. Thanks for the clarification

Nope, it takes effect immediately :)

@ awesome then. because i wanna try everything and settle on the best for me. restarting every time would've been a headache lol. great content man. when is the process lasso video coming out if i may ask?

@momensaber1189 Yeah, for sure. Give them all a try and see what works best for you. Regarding Process Lasso, its probably going to be next week as this week im working on a custom OS video :)

@@FrameSyncLabs awesome news! can't wait for the custom os video mate. your videos make me excited because its one more step in making my pc feel better

@@dustin3165 Wow, thanks. Much love <3

@@ChopyTweaks My bad, I mislabeled the results for Hardware Prefetcher, sorry. Off gives better performance! :)

Similar experience in some games, to be honest I turn it off every time I do a clean install. Never had issues with it OFF :)

@@MrDeniosPL There was a 0.17v increase between Scalar 1X and 10X (1.22v max). I feel like you guys are stressing just a little too much about what you read on the internet. As long as you have a sufficient cooler and VRMs - you'll be fine. The 5800x3d can do 1.35v max for example, while the 9800x3d can handle up to 1.4v, unless you're really unlucky, you probably won't even get close. This is just my experience so far and this video was not a guide telling people what PBO settings to use, it just happens to be the ones I feel safe using. If you are concerned about using Scalar 10X and 200Mhz boost, or your voltage readings are higher than mine - I would suggest taking the safe route and sticking to 1X for sure! :)

​@@FrameSyncLabs Yeah in your case it can be pretty safety, but you need to remember that some people are using ryzens without X3D and X which can cause a lot of problems. Electronics are electronics, situations are different. Also I know that everything has its own risk and everyone does it at their own risk, but it is better to take into account the inexperience of most users - i know how to use scalar, you know how to use scalar, others may not know and overthink it. Anyway - don't take it as an |assault" (even though it sounded like that), I just suggest that others should don't mess with scalar option, because I know cases of poorly matched CPU with MB VRM and well... you know :)

Any time! :)

@@FrameSyncLabs And beyond ! XD

@@Ibnu_568 Try using the BIOS search bar and type "Hyper", if its not there that might mean you have limited features and its not available to you. Let me know how it goes :)

@@refloxi5290 Ah, sorry to hear it didnt work for you, some connections are just horrible and there isnt much you can do about it. Time for an SQM router or an ISP change :) P.S: Use the command in the video description to revert back to normal Windows auto tuning levels.

@@FrameSyncLabs Yeah sadly, you are so right! Had my hopes up not gonna lie. Gonna buy your recommendation and test it out.

@@12Tori12 Hey, not that I know of unfortunately. If you're playing stretched, feel free to leave the scaling to fullscreen :)

@@FrameSyncLabs But will be there much more input lag? if so i can switch to native resolution but i dont know if its worth it?

@skittles.abuser Mentioned it in the video, definitely dont recommend anything below 560.03 :)

@@GermanFragEditing Hey, I think there was a hotfix driver released recently, so you can give this a try - might be good! :)

It could help slightly even if your connection is already good. Create a restore point and give it a try if you'd like :)

I suggest contacting them and if they can't help (and if you're not on a contract), start looking for another one - preferably full fibre (FTTH or FTTC) broadband if it's available in your area :)

@@DraughGO Disabling auto tuning will limit your bandwidth in order to fix bufferbloat. I put a command for you in the video description if you'd like to revert back to normal :)

@@metallitero You're more than welcome <3

@@Vnnce Keep it ON, especially if you're playing games in Borderless or Windowed mode, it helps a lot with latency :)

@FrameSyncLabs tysm🤠

@@AntanataAntanata Hey, what's your broadband type? ADSL? Some broadbands are just horrible and nothing will help except for changing your ISP or gettting an SQM router.

How can i find if mine is a ADSL?

And how can i change my ISP

However ur the goat for responding

@@yh12z1 I haven't had any issues with Windows 11 24h2, as long as memory integrity is disabled. Windows 10 is pretty stable too, so it's kind of a personal preference to be honest :)

It's a joke hahah <3

same here, I always play on fullscreen and then I don't have to distract myself anyway with tabbing out every 5 sec

Hey, are you using Windows 10 or 11 with Optimizations for Windowed Games?

@@FrameSyncLabs Win 11, as far as I remember I didn't disable it so it's probably on

@ I still hold onto Win 10

It is really dependent on if you're running old games or not. The difference between windowed and full screen on a modern game due to graphics API is most likely going to be down to margin of error or unique hardware quirks. But if you're running old games, especially if you don't use things like dgVoodoo to (potentially) upgrade the game to a modern API, you will see better performance with Fullscreen due to the games inner workings not playing kind with windowed mode compared to full screen. Windows 7 and below may also naturally gain FPS due to lacking modern OS changes too. I've seen very little difference in games these days except on old games once I went from 7 to updated 10/11. There is also the side benefit like someone else said, you alt tab less :P

after doing everything in the vid

Hey, that's amazing actually, I suppose you're on a >1gbps speed? Regardless, I didn't test it yet (ecncapability) but will surely do - thanks for the tip <3

@@FrameSyncLabs yes I'm on 1 Gbps speed. If you use netsh int tcp show global, you can see all the values you can change including the command you ran in the video. I also used netsh interface tcp set global pacingprofile=always and got it down to 0-1ms by the end of the night. I have a wifi gateway, so it acts as a router and a modem in one. Because of that I can't use SQM sadly (mine does not support it).

@@FrameSyncLabs I also use Gigabyte cFosSpeed. Its a network traffic shaper. I noticed when I turned it off and on, there was a huge difference in latency as well. Get low latency with it on. After this vid, I was just testing a bunch of things in the terminal haha

@@juliangarcia2623 Yeah mine wont support SQM in gateway mode either unfortunately, I will test both commands later today, these are some crazy good results you got there - good job!

Disabling autotuning will cap your bandwidth in order to fix bufferbloat, its mentioned in the video. However, I put a command in the video description so you can revert back to normal, check it out :)

Netsh int tcp set global autotuning=normal

@@FrameSyncLabs Aight bro ty. my bad because of language barrier. good tutorial overall and thanks for the fix.

@@fractalszn Hey, it was with an Intel chip, you're right. I'll make video for AMD in the near future! Thanks for the suggestion <3

@ thanks!

I haven't tried it to be honest, its a pretty old driver with security issues and I wouldn't recommend it. If anything, performance-wise it should be on par with the best driver in this video :)

Hey, will do! Thank you <3

These benchmarks were ran on Fortnite, Valorant and CS2. Which game did you try this on?

@@FrameSyncLabs cs2

Hey, I meant the way Windows will park "unneeded" cores by default, before using CPU Unpark. It's basically parked cores vs unparked cores, hope that helps :)

@FrameSyncLabs how i set default core parking ?