🔧 Have an NVIDIA GPU you NEED to be doing this *upto 45% MORE FPS* ✅

[@uretmain]

For A GPU debloat don't expect a huge increase in FPS, but rather an improvement in latency and stuttering.

[@trinixjin8039]

Oddly enough my boot time decreased. Down from 11.3 to 8.0

[@uretmain]

@@trinixjin8039 Thats pretty good

[@uretmain]

@@melih.ozturk Idk what setting is this, but i just clicked to disable telemetry, if you're using geforce experience you must disable the shadowplay

[@gtf2584]

debloated my idle temp went down 5 degrees i know i coldnt believe it either in hi end games i used to hit around 65c now i vary from 58 to 61 i haven't hit 65 again so theres something in that bloatware that uses resource or more spy crap who knows

[@mttrashcan-bg1ro]

Hogwarts Legacy is actually somewhat of an okay experience now, I have a 4090, 5900X and 32gb Ram and the game was an absolute stutterfest, but it's actually okay now. I usually debloat my driver, but I disabled a few extra things this time and I'm not bothering with GeForce Experience and Shadowplay anymore, I'd rather my games run smooth than have the ability to record videos which I only do maybe once every few months if I see a funny glitch.

[@joobsterdoobster]

Fair warning for those like me with custom color settings and Control Panel Settings. Doing a "Clean Installation" will wipe your presets and you'll need to redo all of them. Obviously, "clean" implies this in hindsight, but on the off chance this ends up doing nothing to improve your FPS and stability, you'll have an incredibly annoying headache to deal with that you didn't prior to this guide.

[@paulmilburn1537]

Yep! I've just fell into that trap! What an idiot I am!!!

[@FreshPanda97]

What kind of settings? Any guide reccomendstions,

[@joobsterdoobster]

@@FreshPanda97 It depends on your monitor, unfortunately. I'd recommend looking up your specific monitor's model name and looking for pre-configured profiles like that!

[@vasanthk279]

Yes, while opening any game i get 0 fps on it. How can i repair that!??

[@vasanthk279]

Can you know how to solve that?

[@aryannarose]

I swear if i had a nickle for every Nvidia performance enhancement video!

[@djprojugs6606]

Going by what this video is about I'm guessing he does lol

[@zach1727]

Yes, and basically none of them are useful in any meaningful way, just like this entire video

[@GoldenEagle0007]

and we always fall for these clowns

[@danishhaikal8840]

@@zach1727 anger issue?

[@shaqman8649]

@@danishhaikal8840he’s right though

[@tjwohlrab5715]

ive tried so many of the things mentioned in videos like this and literally none of them worked, Decided to try this one. copying these exact settings on 537.13 with a 4090 got me a good 12% boost in framerate on starfield. Hats off to you sir

[@OuijaSTi]

Just out of curiosity what was your before and after actual FPS? Also, what resolution?

[@tjwohlrab5715]

@@OuijaSTi before was 70-80fps. After was 90-100 fps at 4k. Now that the new Nvidia patch came out tho there's no need. With new patch and DLSS3 mod I'm seeing 150-200fps

[@Denka_]

Disabling MPO and HDCP was such a huge gain in responsiveness, like woah. I can barely control my mouse now it's so smooth LOL

[@stearless]

How do you know it's those 2 settings and not because of the other ones?

[@Denka_]

@@stearless Because I manually regedit them 1 by 1

[@stearless]

@@Denka_ Alright, I will try it, thanks!

[@staffydidthat3619]

Did you do the enable message single interrupts ?

[@venomdgaming]

How canI do this bro

[@aidanpryde7720]

perform clean instalation option doesnt clean any old driver files or anything, it just deletes any custom profiles you have set up via the driver panal or nvidia ProfileI nspector. recommend not ticking at all unless you want to set all that up again.

[@gotyournose9900]

This really helped my performance by a ton in some of my favorite games, thanks for the guide Panjno!

[@KirbyBot69]

in settings of DDU you can disable auto updates for drivers by windows, as another alternate, i do this and works everytime, but its all on preference :)

[@DJGroovaholic]

I was just about to say the same thing, then i saw your post ;-) it would have been nice to show any difference (FPS) between the two normal and de-blotted drivers, but ill give this a go .

[@xKrikket]

@@DJGroovaholic He shows a couple of benchmarks in the beginning

[@danielnotramos]

Been having a constant half second stutter in Apex every 7 or so seconds, unplayable. Followed this video start to finish, not only fixed the stutter completely, but I got a boost of around 12 fps. Thank you so much for this!

[@Morningstar-.-]

yeah i also having micro stutters on apex, but if u just uninstall the gforce experience it's being fixed. but i like gfroce experience for recording clips etc. that's sucks.

[@edjonhadley1]

to avoid stutters installing games on ssd is the best way

[@Morningstar-.-]

@@edjonhadley1 my games already in ssd , it's not my system either i let my windows install nvidia it did install way older driver but everything was butter even while recording 4k videos while playing. but newer game can ahve some issues with it so.

[@owenwagner9017]

@@Morningstar-.-I think outplayed is a better option for saving clips, read up on it and see if its what youre looking for

[@mochibit260]

@@Morningstar-.- the issue is the telemetry. If you disable it, it removes the CPU spikes of the nvidia container = no more microstutter in every game. You can still use xbox for clips it's good and not as bloaty as geforce experience

[@aplacetocomplain]

This may be out of pocket but i love listening to this guy explain things

[@Ladioz]

While I love using DDU when I feel the driver being jittery.. when it comes to installing latest Nvidia driver I tend to manually download the driver from Nvidia's website and choosing the clean install option (i assume it removes whatever windows installs and uses the nvidia driver), leaving everything as it is, no safe modes or disconnecting internet. I never had an issue. This driver debloat thing seems like a waste of time to worry about. Will not affect the game experience at all, especially when you already have a high end pc. The one thing I would consider as ''bloatware'' is Nvidia Geforce Experience. That thing does not belong on a computer, especially that the company doesn't even let you use it without an account. A big well done to AMD in that department

[@max10hoop]

This needs more likes! I also use the clean install with no GeForce Experience!

[@RandalReid]

The standard clean install is fine most of the time. No need to DDU every driver update. Per the debloat, it's not a one size fits all solution (if it could even be called that) as most PC tweakings are. Some people swear by it, others say it's just placebo. Either way, I'd suggest to test it as it is safe enough not to completely screw your PC under normal circumstances. It's easily reversible as well.

[@NOHEATED]

Even if you use driver from nvidia website it will still install a bunch of garbage

[@RandalReid]

@@NOHEATED "Even if you use driver from nvidia website..." Where are you getting your drivers then?

[@DeadPixel1105]

I only keep Geforce Experience installed due to the screen recording option. It's very handy.

[@lookingoffswitch4344]

I've been an engineer for 30 years. It is ridiculously rare to see a video like this with *correct* content that is delivered in a cogent manner. I rarely subscribe to channels but, man, it was an easy choice in your case. Thank you for the excellent content.

[@tamboleo]

WIN + R / Msconfig / Boot / Boot options / Safe boot / Minimal. Way easier method to go into safe boot ;) Then do the same thing to disable it when on Safe Boot

[@1300l]

even easier... hold shift, start menu, restart... done

[@madvoador1]

"Way easier" lmao

[@hackintosh3899]

@@1300l Yup. This is the way.

[@tamboleo]

@@madvoador1 Have you tried doing the steps? They are really digested for people like you. But in reality is 30 seconds of your 24 hours of Tiktok.

[@YCNETAL]

My keyboard wasn’t registering so I couldn’t press 4 to boot into safe mode, doing it via msconfig was super helpful, thanks:)

[@kieronedwardsthekermit3868]

Went from 70-80 fps to 120-130 fps in resurgence. tysm dude ur a lifesaver

[@seanivey9013]

Thank you for providing these excellent how-to videos. You thoroughly cover the options and explain the 'why' as appropriate. Anyone asking about DIY Windows and driver settings guides I refer to your channel.

[@cowbooz]

actually gained 20-30 fps in warzone! first time ever that i do an optimisation and really work, thanks my man!

[@jnB92]

this actually really improved the performance, thank you!

[@noukku]

Oh my god i cant thank you enough, for example in phasmophobia i got lag spikes and everything and like 40-60fps now i have 70-90fps!! 😮👍😀 (Wow this sounds like a bot comment LoL😅 almost my first time commenting on youtube)

[@the_2663]

I followed the video and during the process I did not encounter any problems. However, I did not notice any game improvements either though gpu usage may have been very slightly improved. But it's either negligible or at least ever so slight.

[@RandalReid]

What's your specs and what games are you playing?

[@hdhhxh1335]

Same

[@denniskarlsson6173]

if you did not notice any improvements there obviously wasn't any bloat on your pc to begin with

[@InsulinJunkie666]

@@denniskarlsson6173 This is for Debloating the NVIDIA Driver not PC.

[@uretmain]

The improve in latency is a thing

[@michaelthompson9798]

I can understand disabling telemetry for tracking / Nvidia tracking DLSS or RT usage etc, but other than that I’m not sure any of the other stuff is needed ….. just my opinion

[@hackintosh3899]

The major tracking is in geforce experience. Just don't use that trash. See my comment about the hidden driver integer sharpening which replaces the need for a overlay. For recording just use OBS. Shadowplay is pointless since it doesn't even support AV1.

[@AquilesPal]

​@@hackintosh3899Could you extend this comment? Why OBS abd how? To this moment I found that Shadowplay is the best recording experience, but I'm opened to other options, because this is the only reason I don't uninstall GeForce experience

[@karimmostafa2174]

Thank you! This reduced the temperature and made my laptop faster!

[@But_WhatIf]

So recently started Remnant 2 having a blast, I got a Rtx 3060 and a Ryzen 5 3600. I would get some good 80FPS somtimes, but then I noticed that in some densely populated areas my FPS dropped even as low as 31FPS sometimes. On some maps it would hover around 55 most of the time, but especially in fights it would drop, making the whole playtime with my friend rather unpleasent. I tried some guides for ingame settings and Nvidia Panel settings for Remnant 2, but no big changes. Then I decided might give the DDU Uninstaller and new drivers a go, after hearing about it in Panjnos video. Hasnt been that long, about 3 months since the last driver update I did so didnt expect much. Then I stubbled on more videos of Panjno and thought, lets give this one a try, disable the Gamebar, Enable Low latency Ultra (even if many said it was bad, as well as V-sync), check if all G-Sync Settings were still intact for my Monitor. The only thing I didnt do was use the Nvidia Inspector and change the Rebar settings, because it was getting late. So restarted the PC and went ingame, Game stuttering like crazy, loading screen taking almost 2 minutes to change, I land on my map and got 5 Fps, I think to myself...oh well I did the wIndows Restore Point backup, so either way I will be ok. But before I could even finish that thought, my FPS spikes at once landing at...115 FPS?! I mean sure that is while being idle, but before that, at that exact spot my FPS was at 55! So I give it a shot, Game feels incredibly smooth, the colors and textures look better than before, FPS has its up and downs highest at 115 and at the very lowest at 67FPS. So all in all I now got a solid FPS boost of about 50FPS while the game feels incredibly smooth, not a single stutter in sight, no input lag. Thank you!

[@Panjno]

The ultimate guide to DEBLOAT your NVIDIA GPU drivers to keep what you want and remove what you dont to get the best performance possible

[@Frosty-dr8bs]

Amd when?

[@ratanjotsingh712]

Does this work on a gt710?

[@bboy458]

Why do I never see video's linked on the screen or have a card in the top right? Also I'm not seeing any links in the description for the Control Panel or the other things mentioned. I see the spot for the links but none of them are there.

[@arnavlalsare9741]

I did everything you said and now my drivers aren't working, every game I try opening says theres an issue with the drivers. I tried installing fresh drivers like you suggested in the video and the error still persists... please help because I'm unable to play anything... :(

[@bboy458]

@@arnavlalsare9741 did you make a system restore?

[@damomuller6796]

'Disable Ansel' is in the Installation Tweaks also. It's used for taking screenshot and clips ect. I found this helped too. Only disable if you dont mind not being able to screenshot ect

[@alexwithanx]

You can still take screenshots Ansel is just to enchance the experience especially for content creators and improve the already existing screenshot "feature".

[@damomuller6796]

@@alexwithanx yeah I know that man some people use nvidia's for screenshots ect

[@honoredshadow1975]

Use DLSS swapper program so you don't need to tick option for showing DLSS. This program also swaps in and out easily for each game.

[@kentaylor2474]

Wow - I was running 90fps before the start of a race in Assetto Corsa race but it would drop to below 60fps during the race. Just did this debloat and now ran 90fps for the entire race. Awesome work - thank you :)

[@ac_onboards]

assetto best!!🔥

[@navneettyagi1159]

i cannot telll you how much you have helped my fps were around 150 and min 120 but now they easily reach 200 avg your instructions are clear simple easy to follow i have used your videos for many of my games and there has not been a single game where it was not effective

[@GlaciaGalaxy]

I just upgraded to a new PC from a laptop, this is my first time having a full desktop gaming pc, as well as my first time being able to have a 40 series, I found your videos while doing research in trying to max performance, and ill be trying these methods asap!

[@Denka_]

5:37 CAREFUL using the dlss version indicator is known to trigger anti cheats and get you banned in games

[@gamingfromjohnwayne]

Doing well for urself😊channel is booming so i give this a shot!!!

[@j3m638]

One of the best things you can do is to unpark your cores. Don't push gfx settings too high if you're on a low to mid tier set up but instead rely on consistency. OC your CPU if you can too but unpark your cores!

[@tofu3317]

How do i unpark on laptop, i always see "parked" on my i7 13700hx on my legion laptop

[@thelegend6172]

whats core parking and how can I use this function?

[@sigmamale4147]

Unparking all cores doesnt do anything. The system does that on its own. Youll just increase power consumption

[@j3m638]

@@sigmamale4147 You'll want to look a bit further into what windows actually does in it's varying states of demand & CPU cycles, especially gaming. Because you're actually quite wrong.

[@sigmamale4147]

@@j3m638 show me a game benchmark with all cores parked and unparked

[@NinjaContravaniaManX]

I just tried the latet NV driver with and without those tweaks and it really makes a huge difference! Thanks!

[@nacer1509]

Really effective and i notice a small decrease of temperature in my gpu and some stable gaming on my garbage laptop.but i did not include the optimus option in my custom driver. I think that's why I have this difference

[@cease1337]

Always come back to this when I forget how to debloat my Nvidia driver. I update like every 6 months. Thank you Panjno

[@Legit0P]

Hey Panjno, in the intel undervolt video, you mentioned that you were going to come up with a video for the ones who have locked bios/cannot undervolt through intel xtu. So can you try to do that next?

[@lostone1677]

🎉 yes!

[@dhairyabakhai4249]

Yes please

[@acrasia5718]

Feels like I've been in a never ending battle to combat against performance issues and stuttering ever since I first upgraded my graphics driver using GeForce experience. For me, the battle is still ongoing, but this is yet another helpful tip that has improved my performance somewhat, but still not quite where I need it to be.

[@AdamAttari-vv7lc]

If anyone has the "File cannot be accessed by system" error in safe boot, move both items (the new driver & ddu) to a folder or disk that OneDrive isn't on (by exiting safe boot and doing so). Re-enter safe boot and continue on

[@alfieyoull8107]

Can you help me I have that message

[@johnnymac3826]

Just a heads up for anyone running W11 with smart app control on. (Smart app requires an internet connection to verify installation from Nvidia. There is no internet in Safe mode and for whatever reason Safe mode with networking F5 doesn't not want to work, spent hours looking for a workaround trouble shooting . So you will not be able to NVC debloat install from safe mode the (2ND step) so before using the DDU in safe mode pause windows updates and then run the final install after the reboot in normal mode since windows won't look for drivers being temporarily disabled. *Note this worked on my notebook that also has an Intel integrated GPU

[@defyreality1155]

@Panjno Nvcleanstall updated today and it added an option to disable Ansel which is a screenshot tool so it's another useless thing you can disable in a future video.

[@Montykrajta]

Thanks for answering my question with a quick ctrl+f, you rock!

[@nsday1]

a quicker way to restart in safe mode (without having to restart twice), Start, msconfig, and Boot. Select Safe Mode there, and it will ask you if you want to restart right away. You need to remember to go back into that to turn it back to regular boot once you're back in Safe Mode to run DDU.

[@riddickganja1987]

very easy to follow, clear instructions. fantastic tutorial

[@maverickbf3338]

+1 FPS

[@kklljj70]

+1 FPS

[@Pedro-Pedro-Pedro-X]

why do this if one fps ?

[@s1rkus]

I don’t know if it’s a placebo in which it might be, but I could tell the differences almost immediately after restarting after the final step. Huge thanks, had never done a debloat once and got my 2070super right when the 30 series first came out, so this was long overdue.

[@edcoleman7019]

Using DDU is totally optional and even the tool's creator says it's only intended to be used if there are issues.

[@VipapkStudiosOfficial]

For the new users debloating their drivers. Yes, select Ansel as it is just like MPO one to be disabled.

[@Taanstafl12]

Must this be done every time there is a new driver that comes out?

[@warriora7245]

I just have to comment that i tried setting the playback speed to .5 to follow along better.....and it sounded just like you were drunk straight outta an irish pub XD

[@hipagriff]

Is this something we should do every time there is a driver update?

[@TiberiusMoon]

Debloat the driver? yes, but you do not need to do the DDU unless you get performance issues.

[@TheJustifier17]

Yes it is pain in the ass. Not worth it

[@DeadPixel1105]

No, it's pretty unnecessary actually. It's been shown time and time again in tests that using Geforce Experience to download new drivers does NOT create any sort of issues. Even in the long run. Using DDU to manually uninstall drivers and then manually installing new drivers is completely unnecessary nowadays with modern computers and drivers. You really do NOT need to go through this entire process.

[@TheJustifier17]

@@DeadPixel1105 omg that what i am saying

[@hipagriff]

@@DeadPixel1105 crazy part is I did all the steps just now and didn't see any performance gain whatsoever in the games I play, it was just how it was.

[@amirtak9886]

Thank you so much for this video. You are the GOAT when it comes to PC optimization.

[@skipvj]

I always thought that a clean install meant uninstalling the old driver. I've noticed just recently that when I install my Nvidia driver's through GeForce Experience that the first thing it does is uninstall the old driver. So that's been good for me. I've done all of the settings videos and I never really see any exceptional increase. As far as debloting. I haven't tried this.

[@StevenZhai]

Do not do this if your computer system is uncommon, like Lenovo Legion i7 (Lenovo Vantage). It first made the background animated wallpaper to play in slow motion then sudden speed up to keep up. Then after fn + q changing laptop performance the display is no longer working Edit: you can fix it if you use another monitor with HDMI cable and head to windows update for extension. If you can't open the DDU and GPU driver folder during safe mode make sure that these folders are outside of your OneDrive folders

[@idontfindanamelol8902]

After starting in safe mod, when i try to open "display driver uninstaller" it tells me that the system cannot access to this folder, what should I do?

[@stacks3600]

Got the same error

[@danielreyes5165]

9:33 I keep getting “this file cannot be accessed by the system” when I try to run DDU on safe mode. I try it on regular mode and it lets me boot it up but tells me I should be in safe mode…any help anyone?

[@regalgrit]

Loved using NVCleanInstall when I had my 2070, however now I have switched to the 7900XTX I am unsure how to debloat the drivers. Is there an equivalent to NVCleanInstall for AMD?

[@droddel123]

@@TheJustifier17 there isnt any risk involed lol

[@regalgrit]

@@TheJustifier17 Unless you start ticking boxes randomly there is literally next to 0 risk involved with NVCI, and if it does "go wrong" you just re-install a new driver :)

[@FirstnameLastname-we6dh]

The minimal install option on AMD will achieve a similar effect as Nvcleanstall will do for Nvidia

[@TheJustifier17]

@@3ildcard no not just updating… deploating the driver remooving the functions that the gpu functions on

[@atiebiss]

AMDcleanup utility

[@sassysoul3764]

Great information. The only question I most always have with KZbinrs is why to do have to talk too fast?

[@xterminator44]

Use the playback speed to alter it to your liking.

[@Sotorious4Life]

is someone chasing you???

[@gry6664]

Panjno helped me with so so much stuff, his videos are actually perfect brother, not too slow, not too fast

[@notbilal5782]

Yes he is really fast ⏩😢

[@gry6664]

@@notbilal5782 bro, wake up! Wtf

[@FlashBites]

Everybody is different in understanding things and has different levels of energy , fluency etc. so yeah it may be fast for some people i feel the voice is a tiny bit fast compared to any other youtuber of ny type

[@nowayitsblank3361]

nah hes a bit fast, for people that don't often play with this stuff. its a little hard to keep up, you just gotta look at it from a third person perspective and you will understand.​@@gry6664

[@GeniusFreak]

When I use this program, Nvcleanstall I can't watch Amazon Prime Video in the best resolution. It says "your video will play in standard definition because your hardware HDMI cables and display must all meet content protection"

[@Honneylemz]

This is old but it's because you ticked the disable HDCP option in the tweaks. It's needed for content protection for some content providers like netflix or when watching bluray.

[@Erok_y]

Do I have to do this again for when a new game ready driver drops for a new game?

[@mahmoudelmasry132]

I hope not.

[@RandalReid]

Yes

[@TiberiusMoon]

Only the debloating stage

[@babatona]

Thanks for updating your old debloat driver video!

[@panagiotispoulakis2578]

once in safe mode i can’t access the ddu optimisation folder

[@Axolocl]

Move the folder to another drive. That folder might be part of your OneDrive which isn’t accessible in safe mode

[@HauntedAbysss]

The Game filter is a life saver. And recording/ streaming is awesome with experience

[@pedroffdesouza3053]

how i am gonna update the nvidia driver if i don't have the geforce experience app?

[@VipapkStudiosOfficial]

The old-school way. From the website, duh...

[@reydarz]

You can get the debloated drivers from chocolatey, way easier than doing it yourself.

[@jorghiinzaghitanson2278]

Hey, Panjno! This video is really interesting. I just followed every step you said and runs well on my device. I have a question, should i do the same thing as you said in this video if there's an update for the driver or should i do a normal installation? Thank you 😄😄😄

[@NemouseJurado]

x3

[@KwisatzHaderach77]

You have to do it every time you want to update or the NVidia driver update (which is really just a reinstall) will put the bloat back.

[@christopherpalmiero6311]

@@KwisatzHaderach77will these steps still apply for a new driver update? Do you need to uninstall the previous de bloated one first then follow these steps for the updated driver?

[@KwisatzHaderach77]

@@christopherpalmiero6311 I've had good luck without having to uninstall the debloated one but just following the reinstall part with the new driver version, but if I just let the driver update itself automatically then it puts a lot of stuff back.

[@christopherpalmiero6311]

@@KwisatzHaderach77 Can I still download Geoforce experience to use its video clipping capability but not use it to download the latest drivers so I can do it this way? Thanks for your help

[@TheMrTipZy]

This was the best thing done to my pc since I bought it. Thank you so much.

[@DeadPixel1105]

Actually, I've been reading more and more about how using DDU is completely unnecessary nowadays. You can just use Geforce Experience to auto-download new drivers and there is ZERO issues as a result. Doing this entire DDU and manual driver install process is a waste of time.

[@dubbleplusgood]

No idea what you're reading but nvidia driver checkbox for perform clean installation doesn't actual uninstall everything. Also it doesn't touch intel or amd drivers. You need to use things like DDU and NVCleanInstall. I'll also add, I had experienced some blue screen crashes but after using DDU it disappeared completely.

[@fayezelomari]

this guys doesn't no what he's talking about leave him be

[@DeadPixel1105]

@@dubbleplusgood So many people completely misunderstand what "clean install" does. All it does is reset all Nvidia Control Panel settings to their default values (if you made adjustments to the global settings or individual game settings). That's all it does.

[@Himbeer-Toni]

Hi there, very big thank you. I own a i7 12700 kf and a 3080ti. Because reasons i use a 4k samsung Tv wasnt cheap quite good ms. To play Hunt Showdown liquid i used a 2500x???? window mode at around 140 fps. 4k goes but 50 to 60 fps and "feels" kinda sad. I like to do some clips for fun use not content creating and i am happy i can play now full screen 4k at 95 to 110 fps. And the feeling is fine total liquid. That was awesome and i cant belive its true having such an fps increase only debloating the latest driver. Even the mic is loud again just because i kicked experience out of it. gonna try odb soon. So man it works and thanks and i even did not reset the Nvidia Control Panel recommened setting after its new install. Win11 installed NCP unasked and automaticly by the way. You are slapping the driver developers right in the face^^ Of course i subscibed.

[@zbatchDOC]

As a user of nvidia and a HATER of the mad Amounts of bloat in their software. I spent way too much money upgrading ram ( a lot) way too much time tuning my ram timing (WAY too much time) upgrading my CPU and just to negate the hit of that bloat. Had I seen this I may have saved myself a ton. I game competitively and that reduced latency makes all the fkn difference. THIS IS THE BEST CONTENT ON KZbin.

[@Claytzz]

😂

[@lklew29]

My ASUS ROG Strix RTX 2070 always experience shuttering with lowest graphic settings in Apex Legends,this video helps a lot ,TQ!

[@harithzainuddin7827]

Thanks for the detailed guide in this video. Are we supposed to repeat these steps whenever a new Nvidia driver releases?

[@Nenad.S]

For anyone who is not sure if this is good or necessary.. I have a ok PC, 13700kf, rtx 3070, 32gb ddr4-4000 cl16. I had a micro stutter in the last of us 1 and gap between avr fps and 0.1% fps was really big.. and you could feel it.. it was annoying.. and this stupid thing solved my problem.. so yeah.. worked for me.. thanks

[@Spartfart]

thats like a god pc

[@gametime2473]

You were getting micro stutters in Last of US 1 with that system? Wow. That thing must be horribly optimized.

[@Nenad.S]

@@gametime2473 it is better now

[@LikelyLagging]

Panj! Can you make a video on how to completely refresh a pc? Like wipe everything and start at zero. Thanks! :)

[@reinoneofone911]

This is me, expecting if my GTX 750 Ti would have a significant difference in terms of performance if I try those debloating. T∆T

[@eizo3798]

if there is a difference tell me, i have the same gpu thnx.

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

Lmao nope. You need an upgrade, no driver can give you 11fps over 10 fps.

[@dubbleplusgood]

​@@TimberWulfIsHere A 10% increase is nothing to sneeze at. ;)

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

@@dubbleplusgood it does when your current fps is poultry.

[@charles-th3sf]

thats one of the best optimisation i have ever did

[@GoldenEagle0007]

I lost FPS doing all this 👍

[@Neonmirrorblack]

DDU already has a setting to reboot into Safe Mode before doing anything, so I'm not sure why booting in safe mode manually or disconnecting the internet is even a recommendation.

[@TiberiusMoon]

Safe mode disables background processes that may interfear with the uninstall, for instance you can't delete a file if a process is using it. Windows will ping the internet to install the GPU driver automatically, but that is not the one you want.

[@Neonmirrorblack]

@@TiberiusMoon I know what safe mode is for, and how it works, but thanks. As I previously said, I don't know why he was recommending to *manually* do any of this, when DDU actually prompts you to reboot in safe mode already. Meaning, it's pretty much automated when using that program to install drivers anyway. It also has a feature to disable Windows from automatically installing drivers. So he's suggesting you use DDU, but then suggesting you also do things DDU already does for you. It's redundant and unnecessary.

[@dubbleplusgood]

It's not redundant because for some people windows tries to reinstall its own drivers even with that setting enabled. I've seen it happen in another KZbinrs video and it happened to me in the past year.

[@neilsharma2623]

Love from india❤

[@Panjno]

thank you

[@xWaxxy]

What alternative do you suggest for Shadowplay? OBS?

[@hackintosh3899]

OBS has shadowplays codec and even better AV1 if you are on 4000 series. Just make sure to run it as admin so the shortcuts work.

[@xWaxxy]

@@hackintosh3899 Yea, I have a 4080 - just don't love the idea of to explicitly, every time I start playing games, to start obs and start the buffer.

[@drdrill5153]

Zero difference before and after… waste of time

[@greenbow7888]

Have never used DDU, even though KZbinrs recommend it, like Jayz2Cents. Rarely have issues with game though. Only game I have an issue with Dead Space remake. It has awfull stutter and hitching for me, while a rare amount of people report no issues with Dead Space. Some folks here repoorting temperature drops and FPS boost using DDU though. Soerly trempting, even though my temps are fine.

[@reydelautismo]

so basically this is a tutorial of how to download gpu drivers in a third party page. interesting.

[@benlaine400]

Why do you recommend against GeForce Experience?

[@SweetFlexZ]

Me watching this with a 4070 Ti: 🤡🤡

[@jinsakai6969]

🤡

[@BTMaverick707]

I'm gonna wait till they're gonna shrink down those beast

[@Gaida98]

I don’t get it Why 🤡? 😂

[@phloyd3220]

people that flex their hardware to 12 year olds on yt: 🤡

[@SweetFlexZ]

@@phloyd3220 Nobody is flexing bro, you're so sensitive maybe you are a bit insecure 😢

[@crazygamerbd9046]

Thank you so much bro. It really improved the performance of my gpu

[@KiwiKuraun]

this has definitely helped my fps , i never did any benchmarking but its just feels more stable now however one problem i used to have the used to royally f*ck me off was when my i would come back to my pc and wake my monitors from sleep .... i run 2x monitors and it would flicker between the 2 with a bunch of maybe 6 or 7 black screens , it happened ever since i got my new monitor that uses display port (old one was DVI) that is now completely gone, that alone is amazing!! so thank you

[@jlurenzjr]

GeForce experience has this option built in. You don’t need to do any of this. Just literally click one box (remove old drivers) when installing new drivers thru the custom option.

[@1234321mike1234321]

You didn't watch the video, did you.

[@kiyo6902]

some parts were confusing but it helped so thank you

[@massivemario]

I want to do this but I also want to use shadowplay...I'm not implying that I want to use shadowplay specifically, I just want to be able to record gameplay like instant replay so if something good happens in game, I can save it. any recommendations?

[@massivemario]

UPDATE: I did it now.

[@Spriggen1337]

few questions - should i use DDU to remove AMD I-GPU drivers (7800x3d) - should i disable said I-GPU in bios as i have a D-GPU Ive already made the debloated drivers and waiting on advice for these questions

[@ilikeegg518]

quick question, how are we supposed to know that there are drivers updates if we dont have geforce experience?

[@waynedaniel19]

Was wondering that too,

[@erykmisztela6472]

I did everything correctly as you said, and guess what? I have whole line of dead pixel in the bottom of my main monitor :D

[@TLVids1]

L

[@dz-katana7375]

really improved the performance thank you

[@DeadlySwords8]

so how do you go about installing new nvidia drivers? do this whole process again each time?

[@rahulpoudel9463]

my laptop's brightness is so dim now and it is staying constant at dim brightness PLEASE HELP!!

[@georgiostsakonis]

we do the same always after a new update from nvidia come out? or stay with this version that we did ddu?

[@peterduffy4921]

Can the DLSS Indicator be toggled off in game? If not, can this enable setting be changed without repeating the full process? Thanks

[@joep164]

Google “disabling DLSS indicator techpowerup” . It shows you the registry setting to change

[@purzifal]

so basically what your saying is install the driver without GeForce experience, since GeForce experience is what installs the telemetry etc that your removing, if a driver is installed it wont effect performance it only lets your PC know how to talk to the hardware. also you told everyone the solution without doing all this overly complicated steps. when installing new drivers, click advanced and select "perform clean installation" it basically does a DDU without the long winded complicated steps of safemode

[@just4winn918]

do you need to do the clean driver installation steps every time you install a new driver, right?

[@damightyshabba439]

Wow.... watching this at 4:30am and drunk and.... wow thats fast info.... saved the video hopefully sober me can make more sense of it....

[@Floxxoror]

At least in 3dmark it did nothing for me. rtx 2060 no overclocking: port royal raytracing benchmark from 4002 points changed to 3982(normal variation, not neccessarily a decline); likewise speed way dx12 gaming benchmark from 1462/1426/1440(did three runs) to 1458. Not sure, if 3dmark is any good, but well... would've been too goood to be true to get some free fps. In port royal it even added some minor graphics glitches. I did all the steps including ddu and I even had nvidia experience installed and uninstalled it in the process. So you could say, I did everything and gained nothing 😞 I will try Diablo 4 and Starcraft 2 on it in the coming days. In D4, there were significant framedrops, but I assume, those are server problems(not an expert) and I have sometimes partly or wholely a blackscreen in SC2, that can mostly be fixed by alt-tabbing - still an issue in a fight or sth - maybe this is solved at least. But it will be hard to tell, it comes up in like 1 of 10 matches. If I have any new information, I will drop them here. Edit: D4 seems to have upped the fps from about 51-55fps half the time and 60 the other half to 60 around 90% of the time and rare drops to around 55. Freezes seem also to be a bit rarer, but all I said is not meassured, but personal observation.

[@theoc1009]

You came from 51-55 to 60 in D4? Nice!

[@hermicks]

Dang I spent all the time following your other video first and this un-did all the settings so I gotta re-do it all sadge.. but thank you for the content