The ONLY Windows PC OPTIMIZATION Guide You Will EVER Need In 2024

THE BEST Quick Guide To Optimizing / Improving Windows on your gaming PC! How To Optimize Windows 10 For GAMING - Best Settings for FPS & NO DELAY!
In today's video I showcase a full Windows 10 And Windows 11 optimization that will significantly improve gaming performance & heavily lower input delay. This optimizion guide will also benefit any pc build, while also being QUICK and SAFE
(yes i reused the desc from my old guide)
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chapters:
0:00 sleepy khorv
0:28 restore point
0:50 power plan
1:36 unpark cpu
3:33 services
6:37 windows
12:50 amd/nvidia gpu
19:09 reg tweaks
21:35 network tweaks
29:54 device cleanup
30:51 system explorer
32:47 telemetry removal
34:34 win tweaker
36:21 finale
39:36 benchmark/outro

[@khorvietech]

Fundamentally the guide isn't too different from the first one, mainly structured a lot better along with some things taken out and added in. Notless in my discord gave me some editing tips to make the process go a lot faster, you can thank him that it didn't take me months to finish like my last full pc guide!

[@ZapperTheFox_]

Khorviee!!!

[@Stulker1369]

i did the first one should i do this too or doesnt really matter?

[@Spado.]

WWWWW

[@setolex]

@@Stulker1369do this also, skip the ones you did before

[@senorbonbon]

@@setolex I noticed he didint do the interrupt affinity policy tool in this video, should i revert back to default or keep what he changed in the last video

[@rustyshackleford4117]

Network engineer here, this is a great video but my biggest gripe here is that he's recommending a ton of NIC tweaks that are very much likely to cause more harm than good in a large percentage of mixed workloads. People also don't realize that many NIC tweaks are very hardware-specific, down to the exact model of NIC, nic driver, and windows version. One set of tweaks that may decrease latency slightly could lead to high retransmissions the user isn't able to notice without doing a packet capture, and these tweaks which could work well for a Intel NIC model X, could be hugely detrimental to Intel NIC model Y. There are very few settings, if any that could be argued to be 'universally beneficial’, even tweaking things such as DNS query frequency can break a lot of windows features and applications indirectly and in very specific one-off scenarios. With networking tweaks, any minor change which affects latency or throughput in scenario Y, is going to be at the cost of worse performance in scenario or workload X. These are all best left at defaults, and unless you're familiar with writing NIC drivers or networking application code you're more likely going to cause more harm than good in a lot of workloads. Outside of worse latency and bandwidth, they can cause all sort weird application issues and behavior that can be incredibly difficult to pinpoint down the road and in many cases will not even appear as a network related issue. For example, a specific part of an application either fails intermittently or is slower than expected-- just because you messed with some buffers that indirectly will affects TCP window sizing behavior or hardware scheduling (the rate at which packets are queued versus written to the hardware ASICs) on the NIC itself. Unless you're specifically running iperf and packet captures after tweaking ANY of these settings or using TCP optimizer, you have no idea what any of these settings are doing or how they're affecting NIC behavior. Most likely you will inadvertently cause the PC to perform suboptimally from a network standpoint, but it won't necessarily be readily apparent from a user standpoint. Also, users should not be setting their DNS to cloudflare or google or another universal DNS server, unless they are having issues resolving specific websites. 99% of the time it's going to be better and faster to set your DNS statically to that of your ISPs specific DNS IPs, as these will have significantly lower latency and should only be a few network hops away (versus a dozen+) and may only be a few ms depending on how far you are physically from your ISPs nearest PoP (point of presence). You can instead set your secondary DNS to google or cloudflare as this will only be queried in the event your primary does not resolve an IP address for a specific domain. This setting AFFECTS EVERY SINGLE QUERY your pc does out to the Internet whether thats for a website, and game server, or windows update server etc...and that DNS REPLY is going to be limited to the latency response of that DNS server. Your ISP's server is almost always going to be faster and lower latency than a public DNS server, and furthermore won't have to share the load with millions of other users-- just the local users sharing your local ISP at the telco level. This will also typically be better than setting DNS to your local router/modem gateway, as most ones from ISPs are slow devices not geared towards quick DNS queries. This is why many users will see an immediate improvement after setting DNS to a public DNS server such as google, since it's actually physically faster than the local DNS on your modem/router even though it's higher latency. HOWEVER, setting this statically your ISP's exact DNS server is going to be even faster because it is physically closer and will be an enterprise-grade device whose sole function is to resolve IP addresses as quickly as possible and nothing else. Otherwise this is a great tweak guide, but the average gamer or windows user should not be getting into the habit of thinking that they can better optimize network performance than the NIC driver engineers themselves. I can't tell you how many dozens of times I've helped users on reddit reporting specific issues with game x or app y, that we end up determining were the result of them tweaking their NIC settings after following an online guide, which we then resolved by reinstalling the the NIC drivers and windows registry settings to their defaults. This is doubly so for wireless, which is even more of a rat's tangle of settings which are insanely specific to even room layouts and interference -- you can't tweak any of these correctly without doing a full site survey or engaging the help of a wireless engineer, but typically 95% of the changes should be done at the AP and not the PC level. Just a disclaimer and I mean no ill will towards your videos, I just want to make sure your viewers are well-informed and understand the danger they're getting into when tweaking advanced NIC and TCP behavior settings.

[@starcore7507]

Is there a section of the video you would suggest just ignoring then?

[@rustyshackleford4117]

@@starcore7507 Basically the entire NIC tweaks settings as well as using TCP optimizer, I'd skip past them completely. You stand to gain very little if any performance in very specific tests-- even if they do work it's going to be at the cost of general network stability, again back to the mixed workloads thing.

[@KazoraCC]

@@rustyshackleford4117 NIC as in?

[@ShinigamiSalami]

@@KazoraCC Network Interface Card, or Ethernet/Wifi Connection.

[@alepouna]

fyi, a lot of mediocre european ISPs generally have terrible DNS servers, with up to 200-300ms for requests. its best to do recommend doing a quick benchmark and adjust as needed

[@nxktxmezx]

The next goal - BIOS tweaks 💀💀💀

[@f3arl3ass3056]

Huge

[@portzzyy]

Some people can have blue screens so I don't recommend bios tweaks

[@RalphyVfx]

Your more likely to get blue screens from windows tweaks rather than bios tweaks, where di u get this info from?​@@portzzyy

[@Keaweahe]

​@@RalphyVfxyeah but every pc is different. You can undervolt 2 of the same cpu and the undervolt would work on one, but not the other.

[@RalphyVfx]

@@Keaweahe that's overcloking and underclocking not really bios tweaks

[@IsKr5661]

ive been checking my notifs everyday to check if you've uploaded, w video

[@khorvietech]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@IsKr5661]

@@khorvietech loved it

[@JoaoSilva-nk5on]

Literally the best guide i have ever saw in my life thank you for this continue the amazing job!

[@khorvietech]

Glad it helped!

[@banboolol]

30:24 guys the high definition audio controller is for the audio ports connected to your motherboard So if anyone is using those ports in the back and their headphones don't work or their monitor speakers don't work then that's why

[@AttunedFlux]

Im confused. I will never stop using the ports in the back of my PC. How do people still use headphones or speaker systems without them? Do they all buy soundcards?

[@banboolol]

Nah Some people plug their headphones in the front of the pc since there are front ports. For speakers I feel people still use the back since the front ports wouldn't make much sense

[@Carsian]

@@AttunedFlux Music producer and audio engineering student here. I'm friends with a lot of fellow musicians, voiceover artists, and streamers, and most of us use audio interfaces (the more proper term for "soundcards" in our professions). When you're working with professional audio you basically NEVER use the standard motherboard ports nor front I/O ports for getting your sound in and out. This gives us more control, higher bitrates, 1/4" audio jack access, etc!

[@grqfes]

this is also where the laptop speakers connect to so like 90% of people should not disable it

[@Master-sj7lz]

I can still hear thi

[@wilihey1425]

holy khorvie i be absolutely astonished, you've done it, this is the most insane optimization guide on all of youtube, absolutely amazing job thank you so much for doing all of this work for us

[@khorvietech]

Glad I could help!

[@dylan_jar]

it’s awesome to see you post more guides, khorvie! thanks for your work

[@khorvietech]

More to come!

[@ramstab]

Bro for step 3 I didn't expect a reality check with my 8 cores. But thanks for the guide! Very helpful.

[@Dreamweaver9-fd6ic]

This really is the best guide, my cod modern warfare went from not being stable at all and being unplayable to being stable on launch and in game all the way throughout!

[@raxednz395]

What driver you got homie

[@Dreamweaver9-fd6ic]

@@raxednz395 I was still using the newest nvidia one, still had good results, just had to uninstall in Safe mode through display driver uninstaller, then reinstall with Wi-Fi on

[@GaryGreys-ri4wi]

It works really well with MW3/Warzone. Really does help. My PC was well optimised. But warzone was the only game that wouldn't play properly no matter what i done. Stutter has disappeared now fps is similar still, but stability is sooo good!

[@Dreamweaver9-fd6ic]

@@GaryGreys-ri4wi I agree, before it was unplayable, now it's perfectly fine, fps on warzone specifically is still a little bad, but that's because i have an old cpu/hdd drive instead of ssd, so now all i have to do is improve my hardware. But in multiplayer on warzone it runs perfectly!

[@SillyCat600]

dude you have no idea how MUCH this helped me understand my own system, a huge thank you really ❤

[@chellur9562]

Khorvie the goat fr after the reboot i felt like i was in perfect symmetry with the mouse doing donuts around my monitors crosshair

[@novocaine2300]

Thank for this guide, really helpful!

[@khorvietech]

Glad you liked it!

[@astra4533]

thank you so much for the guide , been waiting for this , and also the network changes were amazing as my network on my pc has been alot slower then my other devices and i used your tweaks and gained even more

[@khorvietech]

Ayee lets go

[@kbm_qa]

Mine is opposite it got way slower

[@horurkristinsson5292]

You are my master for windows tweaks, I was good at it 20 years ago, now im up to date, Thaks!

[@chrissuboonsan]

Very nice video thanks, btw nice wallpaper, Luzern is so pretty.

[@k4eswu]

youre the only guy that actually knows something about what hes doing. Got bless you, hope you get a lot more subs cuz your work deserves it

[@khorvietech]

[@SleepingbagTV]

God bless you, for a long time i was looking for a guide like this because i have been tweeking all this types of stuff in the past months that i cant remember or compile all. I need a fresh windows installation. Thank you a lot.

[@khorvietech]

You're very welcome!

[@SleepingbagTV]

@@khorvietech btw you should teach people how to undervolt the GPU for better performance and less heat. Just an idea 💡

[@doyoulikepro45]

@@khorvietech bro adv recovery option are missing on my pc and i am not able to enable it

[@NotSecps]

@@doyoulikepro45 you're prolly infected by malware/ransomware/viruses then

[@closedthedor8400]

@@khorvietech umm wheni run the bat "apply all.bat" in admin it apears 1millisecond and dissapear after need help : )

[@sohangaming3042]

wtf man love u so much for this video . we will keep supporting u

[@michaelbrown6810]

Amazing guide, definitely the best one out there, very clear and easy to follow instructions, thank you so much!

[@gamerbroplays5961]

Yay, I love your optimization videos 😊

[@khorvietech]

Glad you like them!

[@gamerbroplays5961]

@@khorvietech BTW for intel users, is it necessary to do the amd and nvidia optimizations because I did it

[@EnBunk]

The only person that I fully trust for pc optimizations. We thank you for your hard work !

[@khorvietech]

I appreciate it

[@oh2.4]

Thanks a ton, Khorvie! I've been seeing significant performance boosts with this in depth guide to get me up to speed about pc tweaks, this helped greatly as I was usually seeing 45 - 55% cpu usage with hardly anything open (usually 1 - 2 applications that aren't really cpu heavy) as well as better performance seen in games. I definitely recommend this guide for anybody looking to tweak their computer if it's on the lower end and could use some proper tweaks for it to perform smoothly.

[@khorvietech]

Glad I could help!

[@JakeChefe23]

What a perfect guide, thank you so much for the work you putted into it man. Great video!

[@Notless]

0:20 i don't know if thats a lostwave reference or not but i love it lol

[@worldsmostIoved]

sup

[@maxito9984]

it got found

[@Notless]

@@maxito9984 yeah, i know. Im really happy about it ^^

[@macr3xlp441]

I do many pc tweaks but I will be 100% honest here, my pc was pretty optimized already but my fps increased by another 10-15% and my frametime is incredible! Not a single frame drop in any of the games I’ve played, great work!

[@khorvietech]

Glad to hear it

[@GamerOmaticTTV]

what are the other tweaks you’ve done?

[@macr3xlp441]

@@GamerOmaticTTV more registry tweaks, bios basics and game specific game file tweaks

[@andysledge]

absolute bullshit 15% xD

[@vasthyperman]

@@andysledge maybe if you have a dogshit potato, this kinda helps on average gaming laptops

[@tomfrybort]

Hey i'm back from the last optimization guide from a while back, glad to see you're still so good at keeping the files on a non sketchy website. Love your content.

[@khorvietech]

Welcome back!

[@user-vp2ds9nu4h]

it helps me a lot,thanks man

[@geriwar_888]

Some people, including myself, don't always dive into every detail you mention. I'm one of them. While I can comfortably navigate Windows and know my way around it and have checked out a bunch of PC optimization vids, things like network tweaks, registry tweaks, CMD stuff, or playing with services can be a bit overwhelming. It's hard to determine their exact impact or whether they're necessary. Personally, I don't do the network tweaks because I'm unsure of their effects. Nonetheless, your content is generally helpful and informative. Keep up the good work with your videos!

[@rustyshackleford4117]

Network engineer here, this is a great video but my biggest gripe here is that he's recommending a ton of NIC tweaks that are very much likely to cause more harm than good in a large percentage of mixed workloads. People also don't realize that many NIC tweaks are very hardware-specific, down to the exact model of NIC, nic driver, and windows version. One set of tweaks that may decrease latency slightly could lead to high retransmissions the user isn't able to notice without doing a packet capture, and these tweaks which could work well for a Intel NIC model X, could be hugely detrimental to Intel NIC model Y. There are very few settings if any that could be argued to be 'uniersally beneficial’, even tweaking things such as DNS query frequency can break a lot of windows features and applications indirectly and in very specific one-off scenarios. With networking tweaks, any minor change which affects latency or throughout in scenario Y, is going to be at the cost of worse performance in scenario or workload X. These are all best left at defaults, and unless you're familiar with writing NIC drivers or networking application code you're more likely going to cause more harm than good in a lot of workloads. Outside of worse latency and bandwidth, they can cause all sort weird application issues and behavior that can be incredibly difficult to pinpoint down the road and in many cases will not even appear as a network related issue. For example, a specific part of an application either fails intermittently or is slower than expected-- just because you messed with something that indirectly will affects TCP window sizing behavior or hardware scheduling (the rate at which packets are queued versus written to the hardware ASICs) on the NIC itself.

[@StingRayMart]

Made my laptop feels snappier ! Never watch such a long videos but it's worth it ! THANKS !

[@adithyalal489]

Did you follow all the steps and how much improvement did you see?

[@StingRayMart]

@@adithyalal489 yes! followed all of it. Before, I thought somethings wrong with my 280hz monitor because, it is having occasional stutter. Did the optimization and its gone.

[@waikun2754]

I highly appreciate you Khorvie!❤

[@khorvietech]

Appreciate you too

[@JohnMatrixTV]

great vid. for the reg teaks you can also have everyone export their currently windows reg as a backup before they do the reg tweaks so they can simply revert using that if needed.

[@saketh2047]

You can use process lasso to disable some process like widgets running in bg & in windows 11 you can set timer resolution from 15ms to 1ms it's better latency

[@nc3799]

Can I lower it more than 1ms ?

[@saketh2047]

@@nc3799 yes 0.5 ms

[@saketh2047]

@@nc3799 you need to find out best timer resolution for your pc

[@nc3799]

@@saketh2047 I have i9 14900K with 4080 super . Do you suggest any video that explains how can i test it values and but the best If you have discord please let me know

[@TCH330]

Make one for laptops pls

[@1..1..1..1H]

Bro you seem really genuine thank you for that, please don't let the fame change you!

[@MartialWeapon]

Did a full OS reinstall and followed this whole guide yesterday minus a few changes. Gotta say this is one of the best, if not, the best optimization guide I've ever seen and it's incredible that it's a free resource. Thank you! Much appreciated.

[@khorvietech]

Glad it helped

[@7hramzi503]

Please answer the following questions... 1. Is there a difference between the official "NVIDIA Driver" and "NVCleanstall"? If yes, what is the difference? 2. Can "MSI Utility V3" be used on a weak graphics card? Is it safe and what difference will it make? 3. Same as question #2, but what are the things I shouldn't put on "high"? 4. Does" Ultimate Windows Tweaker "work on "Windows 10" since it has versions 4 and 5? What should I choose? 5. What do you think about “Chris Titus Tech/winutil” program? 6. What is the difference between the “O&O AppBuster” program and the “WPD” program, and is the “WPD” program better than the “O&O AppBuster” program?Note that the “O&O AppBuster” program is from the oo-software website, which has the “O&O ShutUp10++” program. What do you think that? Sorry for the long questions and thank you for your patience...

[@7hramzi503]

I wish you success

[@khorvietech]

1. NVCI allows you to take off a lot of the junk of the normal nv install 2,3 yes use it if anything supports it, visit my video on it 4, version 4.8 works on win10 5 i heard ctt is plenty good 6. I havent seen oo app buster

[@FactsBrakeStupidity]

Thank you for this guide!

[@inene8079]

thank you so much bro i did not think it was going to work

[@gambl3rtv26]

This is pure gold guys, thank you Khorvie

[@khorvietech]

Thanks for watching

[@GaryGreys-ri4wi]

So well done this mate. Well explained. Even a kid could follow this. Very well done man

[@Toshiro.01]

superb!, the only long optimization guide i watched lol

[@MinhTran-fk4kq]

thanks you so muchhh for your pc optizimation, it acutually improve my fps (from 200- 400). You are the best!.

[@khorvietech]

Glad I could help

[@danielstevenson4874]

so just found this, actually incredible how much faster my pc is! :D tyvm Khorvie :D

[@khorvietech]

Glad I could help!

[@ThaEmzee]

this is good stuff im new to pc so thank you bro!!

[@HeyRespectapo]

You are a legend , thank you very much this helped a lot

[@duddy707]

This is incredibly helpful, thanks man!!

[@khorvietech]

No problem!

[@angelocotas2592]

A KZbinr that explains his stuffs and why he changing stuffs are easy to trust guys. Great Vid

[@lul85xd]

Okaaay full pc optimization is actually something i was looking for a loong time ago hopefully this one finally helps me

[@khorvietech]

finally is here

[@Kart]

great vid & nice to see another youtuber who responds to all comments 🤝

[@ktrbo]

hey mariokart

[@scottturner2513]

I couldn’t thank you enough for the time you spent on this video you are awesome!

[@nospreadhvh]

ohh bro i did it, it was interesting to know something new, but 90% of all setting +- was applied by your video. Damn thanks bro

[@asid.6642]

love your content bro always putting us on

[@khorvietech]

[@pepershukov]

SHOOOO! Thank you so much Khovie for all your work!! From a tinkerer like myself, seeing so many false things from many other YTbers just (blindly) repeating others really get to me. Your debunk series really put a shine on me. And now this masterpiece! I am absolutely recommending you to my friends!

[@khorvietech]

Much appreciated!

[@Hi.immatte]

Thanks for your hard work khorvie!

[@khorvietech]

My pleasure!

[@qtSnag]

Thank you very much this was very helpful

[@tommccarthy1914]

Amazing. Thanks sooo much. 😊

[@dStruct619]

Appreciate the tips. In the future you can copy the file and when you paste it into the command prompt it will paste the entire path with file name included.

[@devinhardin765]

Great video, thank you! Really easy to understand your explanations in what i think was JUST enough detail. I really appreciate it!

[@khorvietech]

Great to hear!

[@Mike7aB9x]

I actually want to thank you. I followed this from start to finish and got a really good FPS boost. A graphic's intense game I got around 60-80 now I get 80-100. Another game 150 now 200-240. Thanks!

[@khorvietech]

Sweet!

[@TheDjKill]

Thanks for the amazing work

[@WessauR]

I have watched so many videos but this one is by far the best one W

[@CoziEntropy]

You're a life saver. Thanks bro

[@24k8be]

thanks for the effort, really helpful!

[@khorvietech]

You're welcome!

[@DanielLarsonLover69]

I actually love you thank you so much this is by far the best video i’ve ever watched thank you so much

[@khorvietech]

[@DanielLarsonLover69]

My game does have a delay spike every so often though like i will be pressing my key binds and nothing happens then they happen like 3 seconds later. Any idea on how to fix that?

[@dandundid540]

Thank you so very much for this.. your effort is so very appreciated 🙏🏻

[@khorvietech]

Much appreciated

[@Master-sj7lz]

Best pc full guide tip tbh, i love the fact you provided everything for us, you made it easier, my fans are loud when i boot up my pc lmao

[@khorvietech]

Keeping that gpu cool 👌

[@iLlamas1]

I just did everything thinking that I wouldn't feel any difference because my pc is decent, but holy shit! I never thought that windows could start up so quickly, thank you!

[@w4r1lord8]

Great guide, the only thing I didn't do was the register tweaks, always get nervous with those . Everything else was perfect.

[@khorvietech]

Understandable, reg tweaks would prob scare me too if i wasnt too sure of them. You can open the file with edit tho if it helps

[@Nazer_]

literally the best video ive ever seen of optimization

[@justin8673]

was waiting on this thank u

[@khorvietech]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@Critxxx]

Nice video men. Appreciate you

[@khorvietech]

My pleasure

[@spxtrumYT]

Actual good tips bro ty.

[@khorvietech]

No problem!

[@ishpeeedy]

goddamn. this must have taken you a lot of work. major props to you

[@lennon401]

bro needs more subs bc others just tell u to put on a random setting when they dont even know what it is but u are legit if u get what i mean

[@presence9825]

i dont comment on things often but i wanted to say thanks this fixed a really annoying stuttering problem i was having runs like butter now appreciate it definitely would recommend giving this a try

[@lucasgenolini3767]

Hey, do you think it could fix apex microstutters?

[@presence9825]

@lucasgenolini3767 never played apex, give it a try, worked for me, i mainly play destiny 2 atm. the only thing i didn't do is network tweaks because i have no problem with mine and anyways if you dont like the result for any reason, you always have the restore point to go back to

[@antondeineko6901]

had to upgrade from win 10 to win 11, you guide saved me bro, thanks!

[@khorvietech]

Glad I could help

[@t1mbokilla]

Went from 170 fps with real bad stutters to 290 with no issues. subbed x

[@malikishtaiwe1684]

good god the microsoft safety scanner on full took over 5 hours to finish but omg were the optimizations so worth it, great job chief.

[@khorvietech]

Geez that’s too much lmao

[@jezusrvd]

Woah, this was a great. Thanks man!

[@khorvietech]

Glad you liked it!

[@setolex]

Thank you Khorvie your the 🐐!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@khorvietech]

No problem!

[@rrdirza]

just found this video on my yt recommendation and I give this a try!

[@khorvietech]

Sweet, lmk

[@baaaskin]

Love you bro and love your tweaks. I’m a big fan from the other side of the world. Saudi Arabia.

[@khorvietech]

Very cool!! Thanks for watching

[@ftielerrr1]

just to say it, i had fun learning all of this. great video.

[@khorvietech]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ftielerrr1]

Bro you literally changed my computers life lol I’ve never seen it this good before today 😅

[@davidchalmers6753]

After working in IT for a while, I've actually forgotten there are people who do know how to use a computer. Thank you

[@khorvietech]

I try but still always learning :)

[@rafaelgomez4459]

I had never before tried such an extensive optimization, but in my desperation, and after many... and I mean MANY fruitless attempts to fix in game micro stuttering (Fortnite) I decided I'd give this a try, and voila! This truly fixed a great deal of it. Finally! There is so much junk out there assuring to fix micro stuttering and never does. This truly did something for me and it deserves a comment & subscribe. Thank you!. The only downside I'm seeing so far is that before this optimization I used to get a fixed latency of 8.3 ms mostly (pretty stable) but now, I get even lower latency levels (7. something) but just a bit unstable at times (but this could be unrelated, IDK) anyways, THANK YOU!

[@dennisrodriguez2196]

Amazing video ! keep up the good work !

[@khorvietech]

Thank you! Will do!

[@GOLIRAxAFRICANO]

Man, I know how to recognize wonderful work, this one of yours is wonderful, yes! It's by far the best I've seen on this KZbin, everything explained and beyond, congratulations and I'm GRATEFUL for this! Continue with this exceptional work, as it is helping countless people, as well as helping me of course :D

[@khorvietech]

much appreciated

[@leqtriccc]

Ngl I've tried doing my own optimisations with debloating softwares and some tweaks here and there but I'm definitely gonna give this a try

[@SabanLeon]

Even tho my pc is alredy optimized and im too lazy to check if i have everything applied, much respect for putting such a detailed guide into everything ♥️

[@khorvietech]

Much appreciated!

[@thepigeonman_]

This video felt like a damn journey, good stuff

[@khorvietech]

It sure was

[@lsik231l]

Thanks a lot for making this! Earned a new sub 😁. I made some taskbar shortcuts to easily swap between power plans. I didn't want the processor state minimum at 100% while not gaming, so duplicated yours and made the non gaming plan 5%. Also, I found some extra programs to remove in Windows: Settings > Optional Feature if anyone is interested.

[@ckrozy]

You know it‘s a good day when khorvie drops a new vid.

[@khorvietech]

tyty

[@korkis.3609]

1:04 neat trick: Once you've selected the path in the file explorer, you can just type "cmd" in there. It will open a command prompt in that location. Alternatively obviously shift+right click and PowerShell.

[@HolyHaddock]

Great guide! My system is way more responsive now, I also feel like the networking part helped a lot for gaming latency. A BIOS and AMD in depth guide would be great. My basic tips for that are enable: - XMP (AMD) - Resizable BAR - PBO

[@Ahmed7Amr]

You are the best ngl nothing ever worked with me like this video

[@khorvietech]

[@puiuus]

Great great settings! My Cs2 runs great now. No input delay at all.

[@khorvietech]

Sweet

[@nikolaAA2360]

Thank you!

[@AceBsComp]

Really Good Video I love how you explained every change and the effects on the pc in detail, very well made i wonder how you have just 25k subs. Anyways most of the optimization changes were targeted at pcs and as a laptop user just wondering if theres any to avoid for laptops

[@khorvietech]

Probably powerplan mainly

[@Delujjo]

Muchas gracias señor roca :P!!!. Gran esfuerzo

[@khorvietech]