The Windows App Iceberg

[@bogxd]

I also just learned that you can nearly double your graphics card performance (+37%) by scrolling back up to SMASH the like button

[@mustardlyy]

first reply!???

[@sameerasw]

Me: who never scrolls back up to like your videos :) Because if I watch 50% of this, it gets liked automatically 👉👈

[@doodlememes]

people who have the new layout:

[@bogxd]

@@yna50bc wait actually, I even watched a video that Veritasium did on it not so long ago and still fell for it

[@anl6652]

Dude I smashed the like button second I clicked the video. On Yt, there are tons of MAC Apps videos but nothing for Windows. You're life saver. Thank you!

[@besnikrrustemi]

You forgot the famous app that asks you about your height and once you write it, the app will tell your height

[@_Skylab2]

Wtf kind of black magic is that?

[@_san7]

@@_Skylab2 pretty sure its some kind of data scraper that will steal the info from websites to tell u.... not sure tho but its really suspicious

[@StoneFennekin]

Revolutionary

[@mrfirespark]

Holy shit this is actually insane

[@alex-gg5yr]

Just HOW!

[@danieleinfante3930]

I love how the deepest apps are the most basic ones in the gaming/hardware testing area lol

[@samurlur]

yeah lol

[@FanboyKisser]

By that logic, Steam would have made it to one of most deepest layers lol.

[@ISaIGoI]

Exactly

[@tchomsdaguy]

Why is vlc player on deep dives

[@manu55pool]

For me the worst thing is always going to be Explorer, but since I started using it, my opinion has changed a little, so much so that I want to try to get it legal to see if it improves.

[@BrianandKarina]

It may be helpful to check BNH Software, that's where I found it.

[@AVELE0]

00:25 Alt snap 00:33 Monitorian (alternative : 00:46 Twinkle tray) 00:48 PowerToys 01:13 Battery Mode 01:32 Nilesoft Shell 01:43 EarTrumpet 02:00 Notepads 02:09 ShareX 02:38 IconViewer 02:48 Proton VPN 02:58 Playnite 03:12 Flow Launcher 03:53 Everything 04:13 The Clock 04:41 OBS 05:04 QuickLook 05:24 BeWidgets 05:38 Scrcpy 05:57 Microsoft Store 06:36 Bulk Crap Uninstaller 07:02 FreeFileSync 07:45 Wintoys 08:09 Chocolately 08:58 FxSound 09:14 VLC 09:29 Audacity 09:49 Chris Titus Windows Tool 10:50 Auto HotKey 11:18 ZoomIt 11:35 Rainmeter 11:54 HWinfo 12:05 Fan Control 12:17 THE MOST ANNOYING WATERMARK EVER SEEN 12:22 MicaForEveryone 12:32 MSI Afterburner 13:08 SuperF4 13:09 DON'T PRESS ALT+F4 13:31 KeyViz 13:48 SIKE

[@smartunknown1]

The most annoying watermark 😂. Ty for this btw!

[@itsmznatnatbitchez]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@jell._.y]

Bless you

[@LivingGuy484]

LEGENDARY comment

[@GageBergdorf]

*kisses you* good job buddy

[@Mr.C0ffee]

You forgot the classic delete system32 file to increase frames in fps games. That’s the first thing I do every time I get a new computer.

[@MangroveLord]

There's also a paid app not too much like 5 or 6 dollars it's called hammer and if you put in some effort you can have a super slim pc

[@WinAurora2006]

Huh pathetic. I delete winlogon and my fps increases and my pc can now handle ultra fps games.

[@mu4784]

I know this is a joke but some people might be vulnerable to it so here goes: Deleting System32 is BAD, please google it :P

[@AVELE0]

To people who did not understand, he's actually joking, deleting system32 means deleting your pc system, and you know what will happen if you did that

[@MangroveLord]

@@AVELE0 I think you were the only one who didn't understand

[@itssTeal]

13:08 I forgot what ALT+F4 did and I actually fell for it 😭😭

[@1hsl]

how can you forget that lmao

[@itssTeal]

@@1hsl I haven't used it in a loong long while

[@4rumani]

DUMB niko

[@SanteyKhena]

@@itssTeal same, but i always remember, its just too common on the internet

[@d8dl334]

btw ultimate performace is only for select workstation scenarios where you want everything to be locked on max clock speeds all the time. for a gaming pc, balanced is fine, since it lets the pc use its full potential when gaming but dials it back while just on the desktop so it isn't wasting power and causing excess heat.

[@Goodbye_Eri]

Winutil let you add this settings

[@JoraGamer]

On computers with old CPUs like with old Intel and AMD in Balance Mode you will have lower CPU usage while gaming than Ultimate Performance At least in my old AMD FX8300 and i5 2310 this was the case Remember or you will have maximum performance or save energy

[@JoraGamer]

Lower in this case means lower performance, I saw Minecraft running poorly meanwhile my FX 8300 was running at 0.7GHz “saving energy”, do not have the same issue on my Ryzen 9 or Ryzen 5 from 2021

[@Aquabyte]

Balance profile introduced micro stutters in CSGO. Switched to Ultimate profile to eliminate the stutters. BTW, it was a Desktop PC.

[@carlz3955]

I use MSI Center on MSI motherboard and I notice that I got fps boost when I turn on silent mode.

[@VenereJames]

the VLC thing flashbanged me i've been using it for YEARS and never knew this

[@フェムボーイかわいい]

Alt f4 actually kindly asks whatever app you have open to disintegrate itself. Sometimes apps (mostly games like cs2 or gta5 that will give you a prompt) basically say “nuh uh”. Little rebellious.

[@unknowncoder7332]

SuperF4 comes in handy

[@number1-willstetsonsimp]

vrchat gives a weird installer thing when you alt+f4 it on desktop

[@brayd3n.heust0n]

I don't use windows anymore but this vid has given me the urge to download a windows vm just to mess around 😭 love ur content bro

[@usernotfound342]

these apps make windows the best OS

[@LeHoax]

Step one: debloat Windows Step two: install a bunch of bloat

[@Deep_Mondal]

Step 1: uninstall useless bloat Step 2: install much needed bloat

[@4rumani]

fun, something you wouldn't understand

[@painfulbunny]

@@4rumani "fun" so its basically just a bunch of useless shit you'll use once and never touch again. years down the road you will get so anxious looking at your list of 400+ programs. you decide to wipe everything and then do it again. yeah you're right, it is fun. from personal experience.

[@kintustis]

@@painfulbunny sounds like a "you" problem

[@painfulbunny]

@@kintustis womp fucking womp

[@lajawi.]

8:10 Winget, a package manager by Microsoft already comes default with most windows installations!

[@camerawman]

I found a good channel today already shared it with everyone...keep posting bog your style is good

[@DccToon]

Before watching the video, I already recognized most of these apps! I actually use fx sound every day because my speakers are broken and fx sound made it so I can hear audio again, I pair it with ear trumpet so the audio loudness is easy to configure :D

[@HazhanJalal]

Fun (not so fun really) fact, it used to be a paid software (Our dear Bog said it looks like a paid software). They went fully free at the start of 2022 and made it Open-Source about 8 months ago. They haven't updated it much since they went free, it's discontinued now. But still, hands down it's one of the best softwares I have installed. Listening to music, watching videos or playing games without it feels so freaking weird.

[@strange_thing-arra-3692]

"Like some games with anti-cheat (like CS 2) might not work... What anti-cheat?" that got me dude 😂

[@core36]

VLC can also play a video on your desktop, so that it is behind your desktop icons, like it's a live wallpaper.

[@ConfidenceGold]

Lol really

[@JstJaybeingJay]

Man Vlc is the best. It doesn't look great though

[@lepplex7716]

Apparently there will soon be an update to the gui

[@core36]

@@lepplex7716 that would be awesome. I love my old tools, notepad++, FileZilla and VLC, but with the now very dated UI, I just can’t…

[@O.Reagano]

@@JstJaybeingJayYou can download skins

[@galgrunfeld9954]

Would love a part 2 with: • EqualizerAPO + Peace Equalizer + AutoEQ • Wallpaper Engine And generally more information about the more complex and capable apps like Rainmeter and OBS

[@GenericJoe-pd9rp]

no way the great gal grunfield is here

[@-YELDAH]

I'd do anything to get something like HeSuVi funtional on android lol

[@Aayushh07]

equalizer apo is goated. these fx sound kids won't understand.

[@peytonkinnamon5318]

One thing to note about Power Toys' window docking feature; you can actually use the keyboard to snap any active window. (This feature was introduced in Windows 7) To do this, select the window that you want to dock. Then, hold down the WIN key and press one of the four directional keys on your keyboard. Press the right key to dock the selected window to the right or vice versa. Press up to maximize and down to minimize. Thanks for reading!

[@S3Kglitches]

thanks for pointing out the cool VLC features! never heard of them

[@ImClaux]

I highly appreciate the reference at 10:52.

[@bogxd]

Haha cheers!

[@gatitomono47f77]

proton vpn just removed the option to swap countries 💀💀

[@cadetsparklez3300]

no?

[@Dr.Hamd.]

@@cadetsparklez3300 They removed that option. Now it's automatic for whatever fucking reason

[@NoNameX_X0]

ik bro, it's insane 😭😭

[@yeahthatkornel]

Elaborate

[@UsmanX]

Honestly, I am impressed. This video is filled with pretty upto date applications that really do improved the whole Windows 11 short comings

[@erkanerkan3643]

power toys is soo underrated it should be more popular

[@idk_lizord]

3:00 Steam also has a feature allowing you to add non steam games to your library :)

[@thecoffemug6574]

Ear trumpet isn't needed for Windows 10, there's a window for it natively in Windows. If i remember correctly it's called "Audio Mixer" or something like that

[@aetimes2]

the issue with it is that it's really finicky and the app volumes in it aren't relative to your main volume. when i use window's native volume mixer I always spend a bunch of time trying to fix the mess it creates. eartrumpet is 100x better

[@asphalt2554]

Bruh half of these apps should already come with windows…

[@4rumani]

I'm USED to the "audio mixer" but it is so terrible I'm tempted to download ear trumpet.

[@BHNative]

OK this video low-key changed my whole experience with Windows. I knew about some of these but ended up forgetting about them. WinToys is AMAZING. Thank you so much for compiling this list

[@Pandacier]

When this video gets famous, I'd love to see the "most reviewed" graph extreme drop the moment you talked about Alt+F4 😊

[@Succativiplex]

Fun fact: If you scroll enough in the files, you can find a folder called WindowsApps, which includes all Microsoft Store apps. For me, I theorize that when you delete the entire file, Microsoft Store crashes when you open it, as Microsoft Store is a app itself.

[@aosth5]

Where is winget. I'm panicking

[@SilverHusky]

Should already be installed

[@user-wq3dx5dp9m]

It sill should be mentioned​@@SilverHusky

[@peterbaltes7512]

THERE IS BEWIDGET FELLA

[@xmaxkp181]

windows 10 already has the sound volume mixer or whatever its called, its just 90° rotated

[@kirniy]

Dude, you're an absolute legend!

[@sickduckling]

Good to see all my 4-year problem solvers in one video.

[@Ezkeef]

Proton VPN's free tier doesn't offer the option to choose servers anymore.

[@AstonishingAster]

So which VPN free is tied is good now?

[@VTS-lelovsky.]

@@AstonishingAster Free, VPN - choose one.

[@nosepowder69]

Misinformation

[@baranjan6969]

Gentoo user here. Powertoys measurestick is awesome for when ricing windows to act like Hyprland with waybar that has performance of extra bloated gnome but slower.

[@quentinreid3111]

I love how there are some obscure apps(in my opinion) near the top while some seemingly basic ones are closer to the bottom. Like msi afterburner seems so ubiquitous if you have a gpu. OBS being used by streamers and KZbinrs and known of by everyone else because of streamers and KZbinrs. Heck windows store should have been at the very top with how well known and common it is.

[@Omar.mp4]

Awesome video! Installed a lot of the programs mentioned in the video. Thanks a lot!

[@alejandroalzatesanchez]

13:11 The pause waiting for the people to fall was funny

[@l7rishabh]

Alt snap 00:33 Monitorian (alternative : 00:46 Twinkle tray) 00:48 PowerToys 01:13 Battery Mode 01:32 Nilesoft Shell 01:43 EarTrumpet 02:00 Notepads 02:09 ShareX 02:38 IconViewer 02:48 Proton VPN 02:58 Playnite 03:12 Flow Launcher 03:53 Everything 04:13 The Clock 04:41 OBS 05:04 QuickLook 05:24 BeWidgets 05:38 Scrcpy 05:57 Microsoft Store 06:36 Bulk Crap Uninstaller 07:02 FreeFileSync 07:45 Wintoys 08:09 Chocolately 08:58 FxSound 09:14 VLC 09:29 Audacity 09:49 Chris Titus Windows Tool 10:50 Auto HotKey 11:18 ZoomIt 11:35 Rainmeter 11:54 HWinfo 12:05 Fan Control 12:17 THE MOST ANNOYING WATERMARK EVER SEEN 12:22 MicaForEveryone 12:32 MSI Afterburner 13:08 SuperF4 13:09 DON'T PRESS ALT+F4 13:31 KeyViz

[@DanboReviews]

I enjoyed watching this video until 13:16 and then watching the entire video again. Very helpful, thanks :)

[@bogxd]

haha, nice

[@saidabbosxonqambarov8922]

I use arch btw

[@leonides4377]

This is so underrated lol

[@lquid737]

NEEERD

[@Guellenmade]

Linux on top

[@Stripes404]

no one cares btw I use cachy

[@saidabbosxonqambarov8922]

@@Stripes404 who asked btw🗿

[@tochanenko]

That's an amazing app list! Definitely will use Keyviz for my lectures :D

[@LamNguyen-oe7zf]

0% nudity 100% quirky humor 1000% useful apps SUBSCRIBED

[@TheWillkson]

Man, the Monitorian app blowed my mind. Thanks for that!

[@danfg7215]

No thanks, I use Linux now.

[@RestEditz]

ok?

[@Meowmeown1664]

Yes tell that to a girl now(oh wait u cant…..) (jkjk)

[@danfg7215]

@@Meowmeown1664 no thanks, my sex bot runs on Linux

[@Superkuzia15]

Cool, I guess?

[@BunnyKhatri-pd8zm]

​@@Meowmeown1664 why would anyone tell to a girl which os they use?

[@Mzansi74]

I'm so glad you mention Chris Titus - definitely a very underrated KZbinr!

[@The.BlackJackal]

Love your Windows videos, keep it up! 👍

[@Sanndman555]

a must have app for audiophiles is peace equalizer, not only you can adjust the levels specifically and in a very detailed way but you can download other people's stuff using their database inside of the software and test out different profiles

[@legocreator768]

it's good even for non audiophiles. using AutoEQ has settings for all kinds of speakers and headphones to make them sound really good, and it can be used to make your mic sound better. Using a bit of equalization in certain games can really boost immersion too.

[@-YELDAH]

Personally I've been using HeSuVi, will check out peace equalizer!

[@TheBedLump_Sans]

who else thought their computer accidentally locked at 0:14 😂

[@DynoPlays_]

Please make a part 2! I loved this video, and I would love to see more cool apps for Windows!

[@MikhaKey]

1:43 Bro forgot windows already has a default mixer 💀

[@yeahthatkornel]

It's there since Vista iirc

[@MikhaKey]

@@yeahthatkornel since xp

[@yeahthatkornel]

@@MikhaKey XP's mixer didn't allow you to mix by applications.

[@MikhaKey]

@@yeahthatkornel I remember it did, cause I use it all the time

[@yeahthatkornel]

@MikhaKey it doesn't work the same way. You have master, wave, CD and some other stuff. But it won't show applications in the mixer so you can't change the volume of your browser or game etc. That was introduced in Vista

[@MochiElk]

One app that’s really useful is tree size and visualize all your files so you can see what files are taking up all the spaces and your drives

[@REOsama]

Wow my mouse is silky smooth now

[@girinathprthi]

Man thats some of the most interesting app selection in a video ever I tried all of them. Some are really good

[@MTech12990]

I do use windows and I love the software and GAMING but please do not leave macOS completely 😢

[@jamesonthehills]

i hope he does. macOS is genuinely the worst operating system i have ever used. id rather us a nintendo ds to write a thesis over a mac

[@thePLUHHH]

@@jamesonthehillswomp womp

[@AbsentPFP]

Both of them are actually pretty good

[@Draco-999]

​@@jamesonthehillsdumbass

[@sharukhrahman7925]

Developer here, writing code on mac os is worse, i used shortcuts switchtabs and side by side windows often, and also while doing networking most of my backends were flagged by firewall so instead of allowing the port i have to disable the whole firewall, the app store is mostly empty and filled with garbage.. above all, purchasing the developer membership is the worst.. the whole os feels buggy tbh

[@fsafdshiuasdh]

I love Twinkle Tray, I have been looking for something like that for so long because its so annoying to use the nip on the monitor, thank you!

[@Cybercerialdestroyer]

why am i watching this, i use linux

[@santoi]

i use windows

[@MohIsmail-mk1fd]

I use BOTH

[@GG22n]

We get it. You use Linux it's not flex.

[@notme8232]

@@GG22n I use Arch, BTW

[@yeahthatkornel]

Just so you can say that you use Linux, a.k.a attention seeking.

[@Otto500206]

In Windows, apps can take over the Alt+F4 shortcut and stop the immediate closing of apps. SuperF4 is for that.

[@ThePrieto1000]

Just thank you

[@vortexian9142]

Apps like these just make me smile because of how useful and polished they are

[@HyperSonic0]

8:10 windows have winget too

[@alifnaufal]

maybe, just maybe, this guy deserves a sub

[@jskksjjskksj]

Time to go even deeper and activate that windows at 12:17 with massgrave(.)dev. Once activated copy files from your hard drives and your various cloud storage with rclone. Don't have rclone, install it with scoop. Need additional files download them with XDM Download Manager. No more space, find what uses up memory on your hard drive with Windirstat.

[@5I6]

12:05 I was about to have a heart attack

[@AdrianFrunza21]

13:05 what anti cheat?

[@talhamuneer2599]

For some reason. I enjoyed every second of it. Thanks a lot bro! Great Video!

[@bogxd]

Cheers! Thx for watching

[@mustardlyy]

whoa what was bro drawing in the screenshot???

[@HIDLad001]

This video really helped me Find the Linux versions of these apps

[@MaxKulik]

I think this video was an OKAY overview of "Apps that CAN be installed to Windows". Not really a "Windows App Iceberg" as most of the apps that you mentioned are not first party windows apps. The title of this video led me to believe we were going to be doing a deep-dive of the programs natively installed on Windows. I think you were on the right path with the Windows Power Tools sections and mentioning these as you went. A better title of this video I think would have been "Great Apps for Windows Users" or "Become a Windows Power User". The title was misleading just like how some of the apps you explained are also misleading. You ran so quickly through so many apps that your brief overview of them does not do a great job explaining what they can do. ShareX alone needs an entire video to actually talk about how many amazing tools it really is. Some of these apps were just so grossly under-described. I think a better way to extrapolate from a video like this would to pick out a few of these apps and do a more focused overview of what they can do. For example you could do a "Media Power Tools for Windows" video - taking just ShareX, OBS, and VLC talking about the features these apps can do. Being a System Admin, I find it hard to believe that anyone who needs to know what OBS is, doesn't already know what it is. Also it seems that maybe your understanding of the described tools is lacking since the same list of tools you mentioned can do the same things. For example all three tools (using the same example from before) VLC, OBS, and ShareX all have the ability to record my screen. If you are someone that just needs to capture and occasional screen clipping - you don't need an entire broadcasting system installed on your PC when with a quick shortcut you can do the same with ShareX. The Package Manager section was also so quickly gone over that it missed so many key elements as to WHY something like Chocolatey is so good. For example, your list of downloaded and installed apps can be saved into a script and deployed among multiple PCs you may have or OR use it as a way to quickly download, install, and configure your PC when you have a fresh install Windows or get a new PC. That is one of the MAIN features of this Chocolatey. I do really like the idea of this video but it was not what I was expecting from the title and I think a more focused video would be way better for viewers. As someone who may be new to Windows coming from Mac or maybe looking for ways to improve their workflow - I think this video was too broad, short, and missing key elements to be truly useful to someone.

[@bogxd]

Oh, thanks for the detailed feedback!

[@HaveSomeRubicon]

this vid actually showed me new unique apps instead of the usual recommendations + it was entertaining🔥

[@junostr]

This is not the same as MacOS app iceberg. Those Windows apps are known by almost everyone who uses windows for more than just word and outlook

[@Remy0727]

Wow, all of this is actually very useful. I don't know why I never knew any of this. Thanks for the new software.

[@callummcclure2186]

3:53 ; Windows search, garbage

[@teamredstudio7012]

This is only the surface of the iceberg. Also, the "ultimate power plan" doesn't give any extra FPS. The default power plan actually gives more features. Selecting a power plan other than balanced removes the power slider from your battery on the task bar. This power slider can be set to high performance without changing your power plan. Having ultimate power plan enabled is actually worse because if your battery gets low it will continue consuming as much power as it wants. The balanced power plan can go anywhere from the new energy saver to high performance. Unfortunately not super many apps implement energy saver but I believe I saw Google Chrome use it. Also, Windows has a built in equalizer that can apply custom equalisations to all apps.

[@cewla3348]

it's windows, the bloatware is like half of the experience! (8:20)

[@bow-89]

unironically windows 10 without bloatware is GOATED

[@LilEffTee]

I've learned so much from bog, appreciate it man a lot!

[@FoxPlays-roblox]

will you make one about linux?

[@explodinghammeronthe17thof36]

(hidden for spoilers if the video watch time is below 0:22 seconds . . . . omfg 20 seconds in and TF2 mentioned this is gonna be big 11 minutes in, i don't have words for this TYSM!!!!!

[@bogxd]

haha

[@TheOnlyName]

I learned about a whole bunch of cool apps from this, thanks for making it!

[@bogxd]

Cheers!

[@oyunoynayanbiri]

this channel is insane dude I expected the vpn to be a sponsor but nah its your manim course 😭

[@AliTahir-o3n]

Such a good and useful video after so long

[@BeginningTry3200]

Also if you use MacOS, Audio Hijack is a good alternative to FX Sound.

[@n.m4497]

You forgot about Windows adopting linux in WSL1/2 and now having their own distro. Also all windows games working on Linux easily.

[@AAmxs]

Monitorian has a bug, if you have 3 monitors or more, it sometimes cannot detect your main display, so you have to restart your pc until it detects your main monitor, i love it, but the issue is dragging it down

[@sarpberkeucin549]

1.48 you can actually use it on windows 10. just right click on the volume button and select Open volume mix er

[@isaacfooster]

you do know that there is individual volume control in windows 10? It's not as obvious but press WIN+g and you get the game bar from there go into the audio panel and bam per application volume control. I've been using it since before windows 11.

[@samsam21amb]

I’ve been using power toys for ages now. And wait, people don’t use the clock app, I’ve used the focus sessions and timers for ever lol. 5:39 just use phone link in built into windows and most Samsung devices. Also I thought everyone had OBS lol and made sure the resolution was the same as their own monitors. And Microsoft store is getting so much better automatic updates without me thinking is so good… and VLC?! How did that make it on the list, about half the popes I know use it, but I guess it came pre installed on my school computer so, maybe that’s why I think it’s very common.

[@LeonAlkoholik67]

11:04 Don't use v1.1. v1.1 reached end of life (see the post by lexikos), and you are doing yourself and your sanity a bigger favor, if you use v2 instead. v2 fixes a good chunk of the issues that v1.1 has (for example the syntax inconsistencies, because of legacy & modern syntax mix, due to backwards compatibility)...

[@Siddheswarz-356]

Thank you for sharing this invaluable knowledge; it has truly enlightened me.

[@zyan...]

8:32 "winget" é nativo do windows, você consegue atualizar e baixar software igualmente e desinstalar apps do sistema

[@eliaspritzkau870]

Broo this vid helped me out sooo much you have no idea

[@Forbe.]

1:51 Windows 10 literally has this built in also, right click on the sound button and click "open volume mixer" also an alternative to Bulk Crap Uninstaller is Revo Uninstaller, which I prefer cause it has a bunch of other cool features

[@vithuyhuonganh9572]

Well actually (for me) the game bar on win10 can control volume per app so maybe dont need that

[@creeper4512]

You forgot to mention Stardock Groupy, it allows you to have tabs on many apps like the file explorer on Windows 10.

[@Supakills101]

Buttery Taskbar - Enables completely hiding the taskbar, great for OLED displays that want a completely black background.

[@snake3444]

Win10 just do a rightclick on the sound icon in your taskbar i think its like the second option or so, you can also adjust volume for every program

[@AdrX003]

Indeed. I use half of these daily, pretty awesome.

[@merulox]

These bring back memories. Windows did have a lot of cool ass software.

[@emerson-biggons7078]

PSA: Don't use "Ultimate performance" power plan. It doesn't give you any performance, not unless you had extreme power save options. Simply put, it doesn't raise your total performance, it just raises the minimum amount of power you use. Which is a waste of electricity and doesn't even benefit you, or worse, it will wear out your parts faster because they are forced to be on longer than needed. If you have AMD use the "AMD balanced" plan or otherwise use the balanced plan. You won't notice a difference in performance and you'll be using a normal amount of power assuming someone didn't edit them.

[@Zinkolo]

Ear trumpet is literally just volume mixer with 1 less click. Both 11 and 10 have this. How did you not know about this?