Custom Windows OS Claims LOWER LATENCY and MORE PERFORMANCE

[@marcusellby]

Reminds me of when I ran Windows Server 2003 as my gaming OS and disabling services and manually assigning processes to certain cores.

[@MiniDevilDF]

bro i remember doing this. totally big brain back in the day. I also used windows 2000, which back in its day was the most stable windows OS that you could game on. of course, back then, we could do a lot more tweaking with OSes than what's being offered to end users of 10 and 11, which is why we're stuck pretty much hacking custom windows versions now.

[@andriusmosta]

I've done this back in a day as well. Best OS I ever used. Windows Server 2003 as workstation was a bomb :)

[@AcidRP]

For audio latency (for audio production in windows) I have found atlasos/revios to drastically improve my experience and allow me to drop latencies by 10-20% You wont see much of an improvement in gaming/fps on average, but you will see better 1% lows due to less background apps popping up

[@SUPONJIBOBU.SAN44]

I was looking for this comment thanks a lot fellow music producer

[@nTOXICATEDAV]

@@SUPONJIBOBU.SAN44 me 2

[@tommyking626]

Yes. Even for even for regular listener of music i find atlasos not have popping sound compared to regular one

[@AkaObbies]

0.4 of Atlas is more refined than 0.3.1 and has a lot more compatibility for security features

[@dokikilic]

Yes, the thing is, on a modern system the difference is really unnoticable. But, on older hardware and poor systems, your system will get way more responsive and you will get higher frame rates.

[@shadwxh]

You still get latency improvements on modern hardware, even more noticeable if you're playing e-Sports title games at 1440p.

[@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU]

Completely pointless video trying these OSes on powerful PC, you're supposed to use older laptop or older lower spec pc for example which can struggle or which are severely affected by the bloatware.

[@Dr.Delux3]

Exatcly. I use win xlite on a old vaio with first gen i5. I try just to upgrade to a ssd but this was not optimal. Then i instal xlite now it runs like a pc with actual mid hardware

[@Spectrulight]

Then get debloated windows 👍 Not some sketchy "gaming" os that's not even affiliated with windows.

[@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU]

@@Spectrulight These OSes like ghost spectre are exactly that, customized debloated windows without spyware, what are you trying to say lol? You think these "gaming" isos have all the bloat present.. as if the bloat didn't affect performance? These are way better because most of the bloat and spyware is removed entirely while debloating utilities or anti-spyware utilities just disable features or mask the problem, these custom isos often nuke the feature altogether allowing for more space on the disk and RAM.

[@Spectrulight]

@@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU dude most of these aren't official companies. It's made by a bunch of redditors that want to steal your crap. You could legit get an official copy of windows without the bloat and without the sketchiness and you don't have to have your pc crash every time you open an unsupported app.

[@yeyno3919]

Nope is very good even on powerful pc and it removes alot of bloat

[@mikekleiner3741]

As a video idea of the same vein, consider comparing linux performance vs windows. I'd try two or three distros that are popular for gaming to see if you can just use an open source OS instead of ricing windows to make it 'better'.

[@xBintu]

won't change the fact you'll run sooner or later into problems with gaming and games

[@aurniox]

​@@xBintuonly happens with antichest games, proton works with most other games

[@roklaca3138]

Atlas is great for people who do not want to mess with some OS based on archaic unix philosophy

[@lilmonix]

I've used AtlasOS on some machine configurations from high-end to potato and I agree that it works. I mean, it's barely noticeable on high-end machines but it works quite well on mid-range machines and potatoes. In my daily machine (Ryzen 5 1600, 16GB RAM, RX570 8GB), AtlasOS also makes the machine increase FPS (though not much), I'm not sure about the latency (because the latency of stock Win 10 is always better than Win 11 ) but when I played Valorant, the 1% FPS actually improved. I hope you will test Atlas OS with Windows 11, and try benchmarking Valorant like what the Altas team did. March 10, 2024 12:57PM

[@irisacchi]

I wouldn't call r5 1600 and rx570 mid-range, let alone high end

[@LiteOS]

will u give a try to os i made ? check the latency if there any improvement

[@SpaceMyName]

I made 2 videos about Atlas OS running on Bulldozer and Haswell, it did help make those PCs more responsive to use, but the performance gains were very minimal.

[@BlamYT]

its supposed to be for lower end systems

[@SpaceMyName]

@@BlamYT Yup, works great for 2nd and 4th gen i5's

[@scropx33]

where are ur videos?

[@SpaceMyName]

@scropx33 I got bored of the videos and removed them. My comment still stands, though. Performance fps wise was negligible, but usability is noticeably better.

[@sloqlap]

Where's the data on Win11 testing?

[@CL-ll2pt]

win11 == performance & security == bad.

[@pav1u]

your missing the point, this builds are great on budget builds with low disk space and/or ram, boot times also are a factor, fps and latency..maybe not I never use av or defender, not a single issue if you know where your going

[@1stRanger]

Ofc it tells you to disable security. How else do you expect it to access things windows "security" won't allow to access?

[@4crx]

I understood it was kinda necessary for installation lol but I guess some people can’t see that

[@skittles.abuser]

ignorance is bliss, you have to disable security to REMOVE stuff that isnt REMOVABLE, not like everyone gives admin access to any program they open anyway lmao

[@PoetofHateSpeech]

Yeah, only Western nations should be allowed to access your files lol

[@PunkRageOnTheFrontPage]

I use it on multiple older laptops, it's a lifesaver. Atlas rocks

[@andreschusty7551]

there are other customs with similar performace

[@xman10110]

@@andreschusty7551and there is also atlasos with similar performance

[@skittles.abuser]

@@andreschusty7551 atlas and revi r the only ones using playbooks

[@kiryonnakira7566]

Overall a very good video but i would like to point a few key points 1. Disabling windows defender the time to install AtlasOS isn't weird at all Many other applications does that. From VMs (even Bluestack) to 3rd party security programs. I'm way more concerned by the fact that i don't have to do that with Vanguard which has a Kernel access. 2. Even tho it's good to have analysed performance, doing that only on 1 game which happens to be an FPS and on 1 machine, that happen to be a decent one, doesn't mean anything. Someone made a benchmark with Minecraft with and without mods, and i think that it's a better game to actually benchmark performance as a lot is going on in it. Heavy Real Time I/O read/write (chunkloading for example), servers/client communication, light calculation (remember fps usually bake their lights but Minecraft can't do that since it's proceduraly generated, and with shaders, you tank on the performances), ... The list goes on. Out of all the videos saying you shouldn't use AtlasOS, this one is the most honest. Even tho your reasoning is very good and clear, there's still some flaws in your experiment. You could write an entire essai on anything, if the experiments leaves even the tiniest bit of incertitude, or that there's no clear corelation between the results and the conclusion, it amount to nothing, sadly.

[@50shadesofbeige88]

I'm actually not terribly worried about security here. As long as your only gaming... And I mean ONLY gaming, you will probably be fine.

[@almaka17]

I don't think its spyware to be honest i mean atlas as well as ame wizard are open source so I won't worry

[@stevenswall]

Why should you be limited to only gaming? Unless you are specifically searching for websites to exploit your computer or trying to download and run software that is a virus, it shouldn't matter. As far as I know Windows defender isn't going to do anything against a direct day zero attack because it's unintelligent... It just compares things that are running against an archaic library of viruses and tries to guess.

[@almaka17]

@@stevenswall i think he's saying that he doesn't trust atlas os but the thing is its open source and they actually recommend reactivating windows defender afterwards

[@almaka17]

@@stevenswall i used atlas for quite some time and its actually really great and also pretty secure so idk what he's yapping about

[@andriusmosta]

Atlas is actually pretty good as stable.

[@Timosius]

sometimes resizebar makes huge different in 1% lows. warzone / valorant / csgo are gaining perfomance when enabling it. 4070ti / 5800x3d win11

[@johnnyboy13642]

To debunk this dude. Running Stock on SteamDeck with 20w I get about 2 hours. Exact same benchmarks repeated with Atlas OS over the top on Steamdeck using also 20w on the TDP as well. 2 hours 49 minutes. That's almost a 50% increase in battery life. NOTHING ELSE CHANGED. In other words, for laptops and things that use portable power, it's a game changer. Plugged into the wall on a desktop? With a good PC? Probably negligible.

[@AnirudhTammireddy]

So your debunk is that you agree with him? Alexa play Interstellar

[@DEXXXO]

It is for Sure Faster Tested also on Laptops , Stock windows takes alot Resouces of your Maschine and MS telemetry Spy even Worse .

[@MrLogansrun35]

update it won't have the AI spyware windows just implimented

[@Matt2010]

It's true. and BTW this is called a Real Time OS. Even Ubuntu now with 24.04 is whats considered a Hybrid low Latency RTOS. The default setting is Voluntarily being that. Just depends on what you're doing.

[@reallauradee]

What I want to know is how AtlasOS cutting off processes from the CPU when it's only tweaking settings and there's ~60 processes but when I try to tweak things like running O O and Chris Titus tweak tools it's trying to stay at ~180 to ~200 processes. Granted that it used to be between 250 and 280. I brought it down significantly but I'm still at triple digits and Atlas brings it down to 2 digits. What am I missing?

[@mypotatoesarenice]

where is the latency data? you are basically showing rendering pipelines and testing nothing

[@Viirox]

What is the lowest reaction latency and best response time with the highest monitor HZ

[@V1CT1MIZED]

Lg 27gr95qe 240hz oled is pretty insane

[@-ta-1]

@@V1CT1MIZED yeah i have that monitor, its awesome. Has nice HDR too

[@SirThanksalott]

Lite builds like X lite, Atlas, etc are made for low spec computers with 4gb ram and older CPUs. You are using a CPU, and K model lol, that most people would not have in their old desktops or low powered laptops. The only benefit with newer hardware like yours would be in telemetry performance, or windows background processes that start running in the middle of gaming sessions which on a modern K model cpu wouldn't even be noticed compared to much older hardware most people are using.

[@Coruko-nh8uf]

While gaming, in most scenarios it wont affect performance, however the desktop is much faster, and less background junk, I had a big issue with Microsoft Edge using 100% of my CPU, my games would stutter a lot, and since atlas, edge is gone and my games dont stutter anymore my specs are i7 10750h 1660 ti 16gb ram 512gb ssd

[@almaka17]

Yeah i mean it does make a giant difference on lower end hardware it only really shines on lower end hardware

[@Coruko-nh8uf]

@@almaka17 mate, i have a 6 core i7 10750H, some weird sh1t was happening

[@almaka17]

​@@Coruko-nh8ufcould you explain??

[@And-Stop]

I use it and windows services decrease from 140 to 69 services, and Ram usage decreae from 2,4-7gb to 1,6gb and core isolation is suck!!

[@DaBigSkidd]

If you are cpu bound like me these tweaks actually help get 5-10% more fps average on most games

[@AnakwanarTV]

The Problem with Atlas OS is that no Grafic Tweaks Inside i got my own Nvidia Driver and many more that make Atlas OS then Perfect .

[@skittles.abuser]

what?

[@BlamYT]

its supposed to be for lower end systems thats why u dont see significant difference

[@zeroaverage]

Recommends a script that's no longer maintained.. 👎 Generally, bad advice all around here.

[@skittles.abuser]

what?

[@kalxi1724]

Does anyone have a debloat script that gives granular control while allowing options that may be more niche to data science developers or squeezing massive amounts of performance out of cuda and 3d programs?

[@Damglador]

Thats windows utils, you can disable a lot of stuff there

[@iggypepega4975]

I am runnint r5 2600 w gtx 1660 s. on windows11 stock metro exodus run at 120 - 140 fps and on Atlas os it ran even 200 in some parts but i set it to 144 and it was all stable

[@Anidruh]

The community ruined it, added more bloat options because "MY PCCCCCC :(((("

[@Xenon_001]

Ah yes, testing the latency of the system based on the screen itself.

[@hecller22]

Its not about ultrafast games and gain many fps. It is about faster windows environment! Without losing performance in games. And be private from microsoft and when shtf could happend be safe and do not lose any data. Thats why custom windows is ppreferabe. Some of those hardcore users take Linux, but this is another level.

[@NightEZZZ]

Even if you address this issue some of them just install this on their secondary hard drive. If you like want to play competitive game you won't see any difference. Well of course you would see some tiny results in Minecraft but other than that I have installed it on my main computer and I am still using it. I got absolutely no problem with it. I installed Atlas before I even do debloating. I am happy with it now and it feels so faster even in my HDD. It feels like SSD. I also play Call of duty 4 Modern Warfare. Before I install Atlas I get maximum 40 fps while after installing I get about 70 fps with more tweaking I get maximum 80-90. Although, Great Video. Keep it up! Edit: I also wanna address that it is only for Low end Laptop/PC. If you like have a high and you still don't care then just install it. Atlas only exist just to make Windows feel snappier like Windows 7. It's ram usage and memory usage is insane. If you like have 2 GB DDR3(more older laptop) installing Atlas iso would use 500 mb which is just insane.

[@almaka17]

I just bought a pretty good mid range pc that absolutely doesn't need atlas but i just hate all Microsoft bloat like copilot and edge so its still pretty good and i have the option to enable all security options

[@NightEZZZ]

@@almaka17 You don't even need one unless you are into some gaming action.

[@JustMyFish]

My Custom Windows 11s Dragon Designed for gaming. This is how it works, I have games on steam, but I run steam in the background I don't open it or use it directly I set desktop icons to my own library using fences I make this a dropdown box directly on my desktop I have each fence set to individual categories 4 categories in all c1 action adventure c2 platformer c3 sports c4 strategy puzzle. I add in my own side panel directly on the desktop that contains setting profile and graphics login all at user control. It's all very clean no clutter and the most important part I don't have apps all running in the background slowing down your PC the user is in full control. I'm using my own custom Version of Windows 11. Yes, it is lower latency achieved by removing autorun and adding side panel for manual control. I am now working on my own browser it's not at a finished stat yet. Edition Windows 11s Dragon Version 24H2 OS custom build 26120.2705 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.42.0

[@mehedi5134]

how is x lite os? please say about this custom os next time

[@slapndbass]

There is a new healing os coming out. I believe its called playtron os

[@JessicaFEREM]

removing microsoft edge is not a good a deal as you think, as some parts of the Windows UI rely on edge, or at least the edge system webview.

[@protator]

Yay, W10 in 2024, a single game that runs at 400+ already, one API, one resolution ... and the shortest possible mention that this might actually work well on older hardware and W11 ^^ Sorry dude, but this video is joke. If you don't like windows modifications that's fine, but don't make ppl waste 15 minutes of their lives.

[@CROSSBL4DE]

Is there a difference between 10 and 11 from your testing?

[@almaka17]

For lower end hardware i believe windows 11 is alot slower both on stock and with AtlasOs so windows 10 is better

[@sebastians3016]

@@almaka17 we testet windows 10 vs 11 on best buyable hardware and win 10 ist much faster. Maybe even here could Atlas help, but i dont know

[@RyvalSzn]

how do i remove atlas and go back to windows

[@shockat5070]

1. why would you want to do that 2. probably you'd have to reinstall windows unless you undo all these tweaks manually

[@vamsided]

You have to restart and go to where you have to manually factory reset idk step by step but that’s what I did

[@godnamedtay]

Don’t listen to the first comment. U are allowed to do whatever tf u want, it’s ur computer, nor do u need a reason. U have to do a fresh install of windows. Btw, be very weary of ANYONE who questions anything u want to do with YOUR pc.

[@xman10110]

Going to try it on an 11-year old AMD A-10 6700 Quad Core. Hoping to play valorant at 60fps with integrated graphics

[@Miragent]

i run win7 for 6+ years with no updates and no defender or antivirus and never get infected with anything. So unless you know what you doing its probably best not to use atlas. Me in the other hand, found atlas to be perfect since I dont have to disable all those things manually that im gonna disable anywway.

[@benfr2744]

I tested Atlas OS and was disappointed. I had a bad experience with Windows and games, so I reformatted and used Chris Titus Tech's tool. My PC is much better, nothing to see and nothing broken on the OS.

[@almaka17]

Sometimes it breaks lol you either did something wrong or didn't have luck

[@benfr2744]

@@almaka17 Yes, maybe! I'll try another day 😉 My Windows installation was brand new, so it seemed strange to me. It's true that there are fewer processes and that's great for small configurations and the system in general, but there's no photo, I have a better feel for the windows system with chris' tool.

[@SEO-010]

Windows LTSC with Chris Titus Tech's tool is the optimum way to go , can you review it ?

[@y1KGLMD1]

don't use it as a daily driver because some apps don't really work, directx doesn't work only the offline one does same goes with the office it does not work with cloud installation and adobe creative cloud too, it just doesn't really work

[@Taino300]

What tha heck is that thing in your screen?

[@femboy_twink]

Latency analyzer

[@Taino300]

@@femboy_twink Interesting. Thank you.

[@MojoCuba]

I think its amazing. I installed it as a secondary win jntall on 2nd SSR just for games.this works great and gaming improvement is worth it

[@ResistanceLion]

CPU bug mitigation disablingmight be useful for XEONs, especially for overclocked and old, such as for 2011-3 socket. I have not a single clue why it might be used with modern CPUs, such as mine i9-10900k, which had almost no loss in performance for my CAD software and compilers, and

[@JJFX-]

It definitely is. My primary until recently was a 1680v2 @ ~4.5GHz and while I'd have to look up exactly how much of a benefit there was, it was definitely noteworthy. Honestly I genuinely don't think disabling these is much of a risk at all for average users but it really isn't going to help modern systems. Disabling defender is useful for benchmarking and more accurate readings tuning memory but this isn't hard to do manually. I wrote a batch script like 5 years ago that turns it on and off without issue.

[@ResistanceLion]

@@JJFX- 1680v2 came out in 2013, i9 that i have was produced in mid 2020, though i have E5-2678v3 and it also feels bad after that update, i would rather recommend deleting 16-bit part of OS (the used for hibernation and startup) as it poses much serious security risks than CPU's backdoor. As i knew from a friend, i5-13900f is also fine after security mitigation

[@GewelReal]

I don't remember since which gen, but newer INTEL CPUs have those mitigations baked into hardware

[@ResistanceLion]

​@@GewelReal 12th if i'm not mistaken

[@eduardoscorpio]

Why not test windows 11? Makes this video kinda pointless

[@nobody_022]

Cuz w10 its better for low-mid end pc and w11 its better for high end pc thats why

[@protator]

@@nobody_022 So you're saying a 13600k is a low end cpu and testing with a single game that already runs at 400+ fps is a valid approach? Lol

[@prodeous]

wonder how Tiny11 or Tiny10? woudl fare against Atlas or stock windows (bet about same performance?)

[@GewelReal]

Tiny11 is amazing. I've been using it since it came out

[@almaka17]

Actually tiny11 doesn't have performance tweaks like atlas or even revi so the performance is actually slightly worse almost like stock

[@roberthuot7458]

I just wanted to say that these results look either entirely made up. I say that because everyone else using everything else besides windows notices significant performance gains. Less cpu utilization. And less memory usage. Alot of this has to do with the fact that windows wether you turn of background services or not will run whatever they wish at any Givin time. Not to mention they run Spyware and phishware. So they can keep track of everything you do on top of collect your data and sell it. Anyone can look at tasks and see that on the low end windows run something like 150 to 200 processes. And after running for a couple hours and go back and check, now not only has cpu utilization quadrupled, but so hasn't the number of processes. The best part, no matter what you do, you can't stop it. And if you do. And windows 11 is even worse. The only ones that still hold windows in high praise are microsoft schills. I'm still on windows 11 and had windows 10 a short while ago. I'm making the jump to Linux. Because I can't stand seeing my system components be at 100% utilization or usage while playing a number of different games. I have tried all the examples I have seen to get similar results to what people are showing. And find it obvious when no matter what, it's always worse. Even when I have the same hardware. I strongly urge people to stay open minded and do their own research.

[@Samer_Design]

fk stock windows , thats all . i use custom iso's fo years tried bunch of them and nave faced security problem with it , i donno where you people get you custom iso from but you need to look for the right one

[@skittles.abuser]

also now revi and atlas uses ameloriated playbooks over isos, much safer

[@JamesSmith-ix5jd]

Good luck doing anything useful on your computer 10 minutes after boot on a 2 core celeron and hdd. Debloated Windows is snappy on 35th second (30 of which is booting with fast boot disabled).

[@Britec09]

I been telling people for years it makes no difference, even had the creators trying to tell me different on my discord server, they won't listen and still insist you get massive gains with Atlas 😂😂 Good job.

[@Jayy_R2]

it does with someone who has a bad computer but people with decent specs your right

[@almaka17]

Bro of course it makes no difference you probably have a powerful computer which isn't slowed down by the os but lower end computers are gonna have a massive difference both in multitasking latency and even gaming

[@Jayy_R2]

@@almaka17 ngl my bro your a month late ⏰

[@almaka17]

@@Jayy_R2 yeah ik i watched this video when it came out but i never see my KZbin notifications and just came across someone responding to me on this video

[@andreschusty7551]

old pc here, massive difference - no placebo, u are too wrong

[@Mark__A]

I use LTSC win, still need a bit debloating and then its the best option IMO. Still original MS, thinking on Tiny 10, and other variants but I never pulled the trigger.

[@Shahzad12357]

You are already getting stupidly high fps wtf is atlas supposed to do

[@MaskaOffi]

Nice video! but i accidently installed atlasOS and it was fine but now it crashing my pc every day with the same error that i cant find on Google. :(

[@dredre9484]

Got a project Acer Aspire one that I'm working on got 8gig and a m.2 nvme 250 gig SSD in it which windows do I use I heard you need windows 10 64bit to activate the full 8gig ram is this correct 😅

[@abdou.the.heretic]

You need 64bit anything for +4gb ram.

[@dredre9484]

@@abdou.the.heretic cheers mate I had a accident with the bios battery I just touched it and it fallen off spewing that it's a write off as it can't be fixed but if I dropped it it would have broke live and learn

[@jamesdonaghy6758]

Sir, would You be kind enough to suggest a dissembler script, like the one You use on win 10 but for win 11. Many thanks and kind regards ☺️

[@kalxi1724]

I second this pls

[@AyushSingh-js3rf]

Use sophia script it is the most powerful debloating script

[@skittles.abuser]

@@AyushSingh-js3rf chris titus tool

[@skittles.abuser]

@@kalxi1724 chris titus tool

[@skittles.abuser]

chris titus tool

[@briandiff1459]

can this be setup for dual-boot alongside windows10 pro(x64) ?

[@smit5569]

But u need to partition your storage into 2 , one for 10 pro and one for atlas

[@tyesonalsalihi6437]

Could you make a video on how to revert back to windows 11 from atlas os

[@Soleft]

Just have two partitions, encrypt the one you care about. Problem solved.

[@1stRanger]

They say f windows yet their "OS" is literally just windows with some stuff removed/disabled. Funny guys.

[@skittles.abuser]

of course, thats like saying you hate police crime in america, and then saying removing guns in america wouldnt reduce the problem. of course removing KEY PARTS will make it BETTER

[@kryzboisdead]

in my experience i got 50+ more fps and it feels good

[@kryzboisdead]

@ItsMeZendra rx 6700xt and 5 12400F i do not think thoes are bad specs at least not the gpu thats mid

[@95rh95]

Now do revios tests @TechteamGB

[@roberthuot7458]

And one more thing. Windows security is a joke anyways. I highly doubt anyone that has or had a virus on their pc has been saved or actually protected by microsofts security. I have never seen anyone say its helped. If anything it hinders performance anyways.

[@skittles.abuser]

windows only protects you from the simple stuff, if you do things where you get really bad stuff ofc its gonna slip right through

[@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

Also you CAN NOT disable defender in windows so when you cna not do something with app in your oc it's called spyware/junkware.

[@skittles.abuser]

bro what

[@aniketbose4360]

You don't need security if you know how to keep away from malware

[@TennessseTimmy]

Very nice! Thanks! There are tons of placebo and even possible virus that people claim helps their input latency in games. Good to have some actual grounded testing and reality checks for stuff like this.

[@almaka17]

There's no placebo man i swear my windows 11 laptop was running like shit and everything changed with AtlasOs

[@nobody_022]

​@@almaka17Yeah brother😂

[@almaka17]

@@nobody_022 its because the hardware is aging but i agree new hardware won't really see a difference and the only reason I'll see myself using atlas is because of debloating and the customization of atlas

[@nobody_022]

@@almaka17 yes I already know

[@andreschusty7551]

no placebo here, old hardware and old experienced user, if u are on old hardware this is monumental

[@emrekara5948]

Atlas have so much trojan btw, thats feelt %10000 risky, I use ggos but some games are not opened ....

[@skittles.abuser]

it does not. atlas is way safer than any iso

[@emrekara5948]

@@skittles.abuser naaah bro

[@seasonphan]

atlas is a tool for enduser to run on thier computers themself you can inspect literally everything in atlas before installation learn to fucking read next time

[@hactavis]

i used to run atlas and always noticed some weird hitches and random things that didnt work . now im on iot ltsc with zero tweaks and it feels more stable atleast for my usage. just games and browsing web..

[@skittles.abuser]

it is aggressively removing stuff so yes things will be missing, it is simply if you want maxed out performance without any self tweaking, mostly for old pcs

[@hactavis]

​@@skittles.abuserive learned alot since i posted this. most "tweaks" are just placebo and dont do anything for performance. even for old pcs you wont get much of a boost if any unless its like a 2 core, 4gb ram system. the main problem is just windows defender, taking up a few percent of usage (1-15%) atleast on my pc. hence why i have it disabled/removed on every windows install. the only real benefit of using atlas or other custom isos/playbooks is the convenience of them. most people would rather not research and do it all themselves of course.

[@RichardPhillips1066]

Its also partially closed source. another red flag

[@almaka17]

Source? Atlas and ame wizard are open source

[@fenicy]

Bro,only ame wizars is a partially closed sourse,atlas and ame wizard program are all open source

[@RichardPhillips1066]

@@almaka17 source citrus techs review go and watch it if don't you believe me , could be out of date now however

[@RichardPhillips1066]

@@fenicy Chris Titus tech review

[@ArielGonzalez1]

​@@RichardPhillips1066they have a github page with their latest release, so i argue it is open

[@sheldonkupa9120]

A no go on any computer where you are going to type in credentials. Windows is even unsecure enough with factory presets. I learned that the hard way.... On weaker hardware one can try Linux, its far less bloaty than Windows, far. I run Linux on 15 yo dualcore machines with 4 Gb Ram for office, media and internet browsing.

[@almaka17]

Its crazy how some people don't use their peanut sized brains like the project is literally open source

[@ResistanceLion]

You don't need Windows Defender if you're not using Torrent & cracked software

[@ZeroB4NG]

wrong... that is when you want to disable it because it keeps spitting out false positives ALL OF THE DAMN TIME. If you are paranoid because of false positives, it is better you stay clear anyway, you probably are the type that is not able to tell trustworthy from actually shady sources.

[@JJFX-]

No creator is going to make a large recommendation against it because of the general audiences but this isn't far off from the truth. Anyone who's fairly tech savvy is fine but I wouldn't strip it out entirely. That's just not necessary.

[@somebodysomewhere8217]

I can't imagine if it's possible to make your intro speech even more repulsive (it's probably not just the intro but I did not watch further).

[@hecller22]

I use ReviOS it physically remove all bloatware, services and alll nonsense program like defender etc... and from 230 running proces is 120 1/3 lower ram usage, and main reason is NO SPYIN ME MICROSOFT !!!!

[@Goryglory0209]

You have grown up man

[@glee121]

Why do you say for?

[@savaandrey263]

Its Best atlasos remove botware and spped up devices

[@sirbughunter]

Thanks! I won't install it on my 7900XTX + 5800X3D system then^^

[@QuaK3RRR]

5600x 3080 rtx way better and stable fps in cs2 way better low fps with atlas vs win 11

[@DeadAmericanBestAmerican]

Review chris titus tech winutil debloater and microwin iso please

[@ash36230]

So is it like Windows XP Black where it transpired it was full of some nasty shit?

[@BeccaVinesz]

Everytime they come with this pretentious attitude & clean OS I canʼt help but feel like itʼs just garbage, useless yapping. Thereʼs a reason why Windows is the default system and many people donʼt even fully switch to Linux, if you want to have a better executed machine service just debloat Windows while maintaining security and install necessary apps, these performance increase videos are bullshit.

[@niggamaster9139]

Its not ,I used literally every windows and ghost spectre best f4om all of them for gaming

[@tvlyt456]

Yeah, Windows is great out of the box ! 👍

[@arrongamez1388]

I use debloat tools

[@lozrozr]

KernelOS FTW

[@honahwikeepa2115]

Yeah pass

[@Sneaker_Net]

Thanks, good info.

[@ethiceu5035]

GGOS on top

[@myweirdtaste8090]

Great Vid!

[@J-237]

I spent about 3 minutes skimming through this OS and found several vulns if you use this you have to get ur head in gear 😂

[@ALAK5555]

thx very much for video its help so much 💯❤

[@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

DISABLING DEFENDER IS NOT RED FLAG. MICROSOFT DOES WHAEVER IT CAN TO FIGHT ANYONE WHO WANTS TO MODIFYIT'S COPY OF WINDOWS TO THEIR LIKING. Also im developer and my 100% legit, clean application is a TROJAN by Defender's opinion :) defender is CRAP

[@bbk5241]

this video is a joke

[@pointblankeloquence9578]

Looks awesome! Closed source is cool, means they’ll make money and be sustainable. Without profit there’s no sustainability.

[@8lec_R]

No. Blender is open source and is doing better than any other 3d modelling software out there. Being open source don't stop you from making money Same with osrtt & osltt

[@almaka17]

I don't think it is look at their website both ame wizard which is the tool used by atlas and atlas itself are open source

[@aleksandergjengst782]

Tnx🔥🔥

[@euochapolin3934]

safety risk and placebo

[@_death_446]

nah there's benchmarks with latency info.

[@euochapolin3934]

@@_death_446 link please

[@almaka17]

Safety risk? The project is fully open source if you don't trust them just check the code yourself or ask someone who knows to check the code