THESE are my 16 TIPS to OPTIMIZE Windows 10/11 (Improved FPS & Gaming Performance)!

[@AncientGameplays]

Now I am back after rendering the video several times to figure out what was going on! The sound is still quite crappy but I am still working on it to see what I need to do to keep increasing its quality! Thank you!

[@MontyFly]

I know my hearing isn't the best, or my eyesight, and reactions lol but, this time I didn't notice any echoes when you mentioned it like I did the last video, so I suspect you're almost there. Loved the segway into the power settings, with the light turning off ;)

[@AncientGameplays]

@@MontyFly editing helped a bit there, but reduced the audio quality overall

[@Flesteroffcial]

Linux For Gaming!

[@billkillernic]

Isn't Pisco an alchocholic beverage ? :P

[@DizturbedFan]

I literally just clean installed 24H2 and this video popped up. such godly timing

[@el_gabron]

i still cant update to 24h2

[@BlazeBullet]

Same here. Is 24h2 worth updating too??

[@DizturbedFan]

@@BlazeBullet my COD stutter went away from a clean install. I'd say it's worth it especially if you're on Ryzen(currently using a 7800X3D)

[@kalumander]

I've actually checked a few elaborate Reddit posts and comments across multiple platforms complaining Win 24H2 has made ther overclock/undervolt unstable, requiring them to drastically reduce it's stable clocks they've been using, sometimes for years, for a higher temps and lower performance. I suggest you google "Windows 23H2 vs 24H2" and dyor. Cheers and good luck.

[@internetuser4689]

Windows 10 22h2 still provides more consistent gaming performance.

[@tylerdurden1255]

Nothing new in this video for me but still wanted to leave a big thank you for all your videos. I am sure this one helped a lot of users out there!

[@AncientGameplays]

Thank you!

[@UniverseGd]

Revo Uninstaller was new for me but I'm used to delete apps natively from Windows and disable the rest. I've been burned many times for windows updates not kicking in / failed to install.

[@miguel_dcs]

Much aprreciated, I implemented some of the advices given! Hope things are starting to look brighter after the recent fires 💪

[@BlueberryJamPie]

Disabling "fast startup" also tends to fix a lot of problems. Should be in control panel > power options > "choose what the power buttons do" > shield icon change settings > uncheck "fast startup"

[@MontyFly]

That's one of if not the 1st thing I do with a new install of Windows.

[@Vaiz_]

should it be a checkbox at the bottom? it's not there for me. what is "fast startup" exactly?

[@faildrian42]

^^ yea, I'm also curious why ...

[@MontyFly]

@@Vaiz_ Fast startup remembers what you were doing before you hit reboot or shut down. Then when Windows starts up all the apps that were open when you shut down/rebooted open to where you were before the shut down. Personally I thought the name was wrong since it takes longer to boot. With it dissabled it takes longer to shut down since Windows is shutting everything down before actually shutting down.

[@BlueberryJamPie]

@@Vaiz_ Your PC doesn't really turn off with it on. Yeah, it should be a checkbox at the bottom on that setting (after you click the shield icon to show unavailable settings)

[@ziggen2434]

Much better! Thanks for re-uploading!

[@gapast3669]

I dont think you were cringe 3 years ago, but everyone should watch Fabio in "Need for Speed Payback (2017) Gameplay Trailer | Análise do que está por vir!", this is gold 🤣

[@AncientGameplays]

Hahaha, that's a classic hahaha

[@Tressie13]

Just watched that gem, loved it hahahaha!!! PS: when games looked good while not "needing" super hardware to run fine, now we have pretty similar looking games asking for a 6800 XT with a 3700X :')

[@lewisbenzie845]

I did the GVG mall thing it was done in 10 minutes. Love you fam.

[@AncientGameplays]

great to hear!

[@ruancoetzee472]

I make use of Chris Titus' Windows Utility but these are some really solid tips as well thanks Fabio

[@AncientGameplays]

Thank you

[@j3m638]

Nice one brother. You avoided making any ridiculous claims & pretty much covered all the relevant points. Appreciated as always. Thx!

[@photonboy999]

*GREAT job overall. My 2 cents (minor)* 1) NEVER disable the Pagefile - some older programs may crash without it regardless of system memory usage - there's NO speedup to disabling it in 2024 - so it's only about SAVING space (I just leave mine at max, for me, 32GB) 2) TRIM/Defrag - leave on DEFAULT weekly and ignore this - Windows will TRIM/defrag as appropriate on its own 3) GAMEMODE - probably helps more on systems with limited CPU and memory - either way, just leave it ON as said 4) Core Isolation - while I don't know if the security advantages are that great (it's complicated) I take issue with the approach that "if they really want to hack you then they will" thus might as well disable Core Isolation. That's a terrible mindset and isn't actually true. Plus, it's certain that FUTURE security enhancements will build upon these features so sandboxing might be of questionable benefit now, that does NOT mean it won't be in the future. (I'm NOT saying don't disable Core Isolation. Also, be aware that if you disable Core Isolation then incompatible drivers may cause problems if you enable it later. I installed "Asus Suite III" or whatever it's called a few years ago, then later turned on Core Isolation. The NEXT time I rebooted I couldn't get into Windows. I finally figured out I needed to disable "SVM" (virtualization) which in turn disables Core Isolation but it took a while to figure that out... )

[@corpojunkie]

Thanks mate :) I added a few more things to the list I go through every time I reinstall windows; Great content!!

[@SweetFlexZ]

The goat is back with tutorials, I will try, big hug man.

[@sz.cristi]

I was watching the first one and I thought the audio problems were on my part lol

[@AncientGameplays]

Nope, definitely mine haha

[@v8vato-1]

That was me who asked you brother, thanks alot for this video, Also became a member

[@AncientGameplays]

Well, thanks and you're welcome haha

[@ORy652]

also worth running SFC /scannow + DISM from the command line, helps with random crashes and instability caused by corrupted windows files

[@photonboy999]

Sure, but I'd also consider an "In Place Upgrade" of Windows at that point. Basically download the ISO from Microsoft, mount to a USB stick and run Setup. Then choose to keep your apps/files during install. It should REPLACE many of those corrupted files and potentially fix things the above doesn't recognize.

[@wellery]

Hello Fabio! I'm very happy to see that someone is teaching the real tips to truly optimize the system. I feel that I should recommend you the Baboo blog to catch some tips to the next video in 3 years XD, Baboo is Microsoft MVP, and he explains a lot of things to optimize Windows. The blog is in Portuguese, but I know that isn't a problem for you ; D

[@devjitdutta5670]

A very informative video for the average users out there. One thing that I would like to add is that please disable hibernation in windows to save disk space and ssd writes if you don't use it. And as for the virtual memory, I personally have kept it disabled and am yet to face any issues with 32GB RAM.

[@MontyFly]

I knew there were a few things I needed to do with my new board/cpu. Thanks again for the great content and suggestions even if I had done a lot already I didn't know about a some of what you dished out for me and it was tasty:)

[@byre1000]

Good to c u getting back to normal 🎉

[@outlet6989]

I usually don't save my KZbin videos, but in this case, I definitely did.

[@CopR8r]

just finished reinstalling W10. Your video could not come at a better time ! thank you Fabio !

[@lussor1]

Just for 1 year?

[@CopR8r]

@@lussor1 what do you mean, is W10 not supported anymore in 1 year ?

[@lussor1]

@@CopR8r thats it

[@CopR8r]

@@lussor1 oh well thanks for the info then its for 1 year before moving to W11 then

[@beri4138]

​@@lussor1Personally I will stay on W10 regardless of support. W7 support ended in 2015 I believe and I used it until 2018.

[@oscar21781]

14:28 I just updated to 24H2 and had 35GB of update data I was able to delete. I use a 512GB nvme drive so every little bit helps! Great tips Fabio thank you!

[@AncientGameplays]

💪💪💪

[@riksanchez6667]

Many thanks Fabio, I never knew about Trim.

[@heavenly2938]

Tam da windows10 dan 11 e geçiş yaptığım günün ertesi adamım video atmış. Genellikle bildiğim şeyler ama insan bazı adımları unutabiliyor, kendi adıma teşekkür ederim. Günün güzel geçsin adamım!

[@finaltidus1984]

Hi! First off, I have been following your channel for 2 years and I am a big fan of your frequent driver update review on their performance and stability, especially on AMD GPUs. Keep them going! 2nd, I like to compare your videos to Tech Yes City and Greg Salazar as the other 2 KZbinrs I follow also post very informative videos on tech stuff. Hope to see you do some sort of collaboration with them in the foreseeable future. 3rd, I have another tip that can wring more performance for your CPU. Disable the Meltdown and Spectre security fixes. I heard these fixes severely downgrade CPU performance especially on older CPUs. But what are your comments on this? Keep those videos coming!!! :)

[@DavidPereiraLima123]

Now this is what I call an oldschool optmization guide. On steroids!

[@ext.1241]

Highly recommended for people to test the latency with Game Mode ON and OFF. In my case (7900x - 7900xtx asrock) i get wayyyy less input lag with Game Mode ON on the games i play, and no difference on others, and so far no negative effects on Windows 11 24h2.

[@cristianitsirc6830]

Still eagerly waiting for that 'how to adrenalin' video :D

[@AncientGameplays]

Now I can do it, afmf2 is official now

[@simont.2145]

That was a real good one, I am sick of these optimizing guides that claim ludicrous gains. Most tweaks help but are no magical remedy, as shown here👏

[@AncientGameplays]

@@simont.2145 exactly

[@kickmaster_]

We need a 24H2 Video ASAP! I don't know which new settings to enable / disable, especially the new ones in Memory Integrity

[@AncientGameplays]

Just leave them be, no impact whatsoever

[@darkstyleV]

Yeah)) another version without sounds bugs❤

[@Retr-jq1de]

Great tutorial, many thanks sir ❤

[@sadessnuk1955]

i see other chanel's windows tips & tricks, i skip. I see Fabio's tips & tricks, i click

[@AncientGameplays]

Thanks haha, small tips mostly for older systems here

[@Liquid_Plasma]

this is actually pretty damn good bro!!

[@ForecastTheR1zz]

Thank you for the tips!

[@TheFiku]

excellent video. I made a similar guide earlier this year, and I gotta make another one soon, since so much new information comes out all the time😂😂

[@issasamba6006]

you tysm the only video who has all working ty man fr

[@SpainSpace]

Well old Fabio was a chad with that No Man's Sky wallpaper. Bring it back!

[@dopkal8335]

Excellent video!!! you literally mentioned everything that I modify when I install windows. You missed to say to install the basic Visual C++ and Desktop Runtime libraries. Many games and programs need them to run properly. The basic programs with ninite and OS ready!

[@dingleberries360]

would windows not have those installed by default?

[@noxlar]

@@dingleberries360 no, but, every app or game will install it auomaticly if needed (usually)

[@masiosareanivdelarev562]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@freedomearthmoon1]

With my i7-12700 & 4070 Ti Super Win 11,Best performance settings in Cinebench 21,114--Balanced--21,048. Time Spy Performance 21,333 Balanced 21,377 Nomads Performance 5,520 Balanced 5,443 mixed results but performance mode is better.

[@J0ttaD]

23:10 I LOVE YOU BRO 😂ure so much like me lol

[@AncientGameplays]

😂💪

[@lokomondopoko7413]

Yesterday i format my pc!!!!luckilly today you give to as this videoo

[@AncientGameplays]

Great haha

[@KOT-ANGRY]

Things what im doing by myself for years already! Listen all to Fabio, he knows all that VERY GOOD ❤️, im watching Fabio for years already - super content!!!

[@KOT-ANGRY]

Hmmm, where is one of most important - disable Telemetry and Connected Experiences + Distributed Link Tracking in services? 🙄

[@AncientGameplays]

Thank you!

[@FireCestina1200]

Great content, as always.

[@tlita93]

since the default windows defragment utility is pretty mediocre, i had really great experience with the 3rd party option since i think windows 7.. it’s called defraggler and it’s super light and straightforward to use, however it’s much slower with defragmentation taking up to 10-12 hours for 1tb drives, but i have to say that forza horizon 4 was actually unplayable really and i when i booted the games for the first i got a warning saying that the game has detected a “slow storage” or whatever, but after the defgraggler finished in about 5-6 hours it was working super smooth and i wasn’t expecting anything out of this, just had some free afk time for the pc so i tried it 🙂 edit: the reason it’s slower is because it’s defraging free space as well afaik cheers mate

[@End0fst0ry]

About core isolation: there are hardware level backdoors anyway. So it's kind of useless. You are right, Fabio. If someone really wanted to hack you, you could be hacked through an electrical outlet or through RAM / CPU radiation.

[@lussor1]

Finally a real explanation

[@pyschosecterz]

Thank you as always you are the 🐐

[@tst6735]

Damn, you are great. " This is your new doctor, and I'm standing right behind you" 🎉

[@AncientGameplays]

😂💪

[@tst6735]

😉​@@AncientGameplays

[@LesCalvin3]

Love your videos!!

[@MetalGeek464]

Startup Delayer is a great little tool to manage your startup apps.

[@AncientGameplays]

But....why install aditional software for that?

[@cryohellinc]

For Windows performance settings in visuals tab - it's not recommended to disable the visual effects as it offloads their processing on CPU instead of GPU. In some cases this may cause adverse performance effect, especially in CPU bound scenarios.

[@AncientGameplays]

Cpus are fast nowadays

[@yodaspadawan6085]

Big thanks! 👍

[@DeeDee.Ranged]

For pagefile I would suggest not to completely switch of but to set it at smallest size possible if you have at least 16GB ram or more. Most of your tips I used/started to use already when XP came out. Great jjob 👍

[@Cayco_]

Thanks i always like my pc clean and fast

[@Silent-1983]

Thank you! ❤

[@RIGGEDYT]

Ah there We Go Carnal That's been me Optimize Everything I'm On It!

[@PedroSombreireiro]

To uninstall GPU drivers with DDU, another tip: 1. System Configuration > Boot > check Safe mode 2. restart 3. login to windows 4. use DDU to unninstall and restart 5. back into windows, do the same steps from point 1, but uncheck Safe mode. Restart. 6. login and install the new drivers.

[@barradas2453]

Já vi que és fã de DBZ

[@AncientGameplays]

Ainda vou esperar aqui

[@OnlyMarcoS1]

well, I was already thinking of reinstalling windows, this video is a sinal I think

[@King_Of_The_Asylum]

That damn light man! lmao

[@PillowOfEvil]

Thank you AMD Jesus. Any information is great, cringe is just bonus meme material.

[@Killswitch31114]

I did all of these and I went from 250-300 fps on Mw3 to 500 im running a 4070ti super and 5800x3d and fsr 3 on balanced at 1440p it blowed my mind

[@AncientGameplays]

Most likely due to core isolation haha. Cheers

[@Killswitch31114]

@AncientGameplays yea i was blown away i was already happy with it did everything in your video logged on to play a couple rounds and seen 500 fps. Great video my man!!!

[@ItIsAnthony]

Page File and Superfetch off in some games will lose performance and others will gain performance, system will use less resources but things may feel less snappy and take slightly longer to load.

[@mcury85]

I undervolted both CPU and GPU and got more performance. CPU 5800x3d -> -30mV all cores (it runs stable for more than a year). GPU: 6750xt from 2709MHz to 2650MHz and from 1200mV to 1185mV. This one dropped the GPU temperatures hot spot from 90c to 70c and my scores improved in Test Spy.

[@MontyFly]

Test Spy or Time Spy, is Test Spy a different benchmark? ... StartPage gave me 2 possibilities and neither looked like it fit the discussion. In any event happy your undervolt worked on the CPU and that's a really nice outcome for your 6750xt. I gave it more fan to get the hotspot lower on my 6750xt even with undervolting and I forget what I had. I used Fabio's setting for that card and it did help.

[@mcury85]

@@MontyFly Oh, sorry, Time spy :) Try those settings, run a test and tell me what you think, for me, it is much much better than the defaults. And stable, no more adrenalin software resetting settings to default on boot.

[@MontyFly]

@@mcury85 I sold that card. It was a good card though.

[@Jehiel77]

the goat is back,

[@kuronlykuro]

Disabling SysMain is not a good idea because it disables memory compression increasing you ram consumption... You can check in task manager in the ram tab hover on the in use ram bar and it will tell you how much ram is compressed and how much you are saving... Today I was playing Throne and Liberty it was saying 2000MB compressed 1600MB saved, it is not a marginal amount it's 10% (16gb total ram). SysMain is necessary for ram memory compression. Good job with the videos btw!

[@johnwick..]

thank you bro

[@Alex-zy6yc]

For those with nvidia cards messing with the nvidia control panel might help too, in my case it boosted my fps by 10-20

[@AncientGameplays]

With lower quality I assume

[@Alex-zy6yc]

@@AncientGameplays nope, literally 0 visual impact

[@rustyclark2356]

​@@Alex-zy6ycif you're talking about that texture quality setting, yes never noticed any visual difference but get a slight boost

[@Alex-zy6yc]

@@rustyclark2356 thats one of the settings yeah

[@AuDiGo6]

It's still kinda cringe, but we love you :D

[@cryonicblue]

This guys voice is epic

[@cyclonous6240]

Tech Jesus strikes again!

[@viamoiam]

The last couple video thumbnails are getting closer to him chowing down on corn on the cob. I just thought that was 'supper' important /s :D

[@AncientGameplays]

What? 😂😂😂😂

[@GIANFR86]

Nice video. At the beginning of the video, where you talk about privacy, windows telemetry, search for windows etc., I happened to use O&O Shutup software, which collects many options to disable various windows functions (privacy, telemetry, windows diagnostics etc.) not essential. What do you think of this software?

[@AncientGameplays]

Need to try it I guess!

[@J0ttaD]

Theres something about page file that bothers me and I dont understand. I have 32gb of ram and somehow it is not enough to keep pagefile disabled, this so freaking weird to me. When I check hwinfo there is virtual ram and physical ram, and somehow virtual ram is always there even with page file is disabled and somehow virtual ram uses almost double what the physical ram is using. Its something that i just been ignoring thru the years and in the end just let windows do its thing but I cannot seem to figure out even by researching. Why the hell does my system get out of ram when its only using 18gb RAM? Why does virtual ram goes to 99.99% when physical ram is only 60% ?! What the frick

[@AncientGameplays]

because virtual RAM is not exactly the same as page file

[@J0ttaD]

@@AncientGameplays My question is - what is virtual ram and why am I "running out of ram" when its apparently maxing out at 60%

[@Tressie13]

Be careful with uninstalling some native Windows apps, this could break Windows Update. Better leave these alone and only delete the ones Windows allows you to uninstall. Other than that, good video!

[@AncientGameplays]

Thanks, as for the apps, so far, so good

[@Shahzad12357]

​@@AncientGameplays mah those apps just come back

[@Shahzad12357]

​@@AncientGameplaysafter a mjor update

[@dare2liv_nlove]

Quick question Fabio, regarding AM5 7000 series APU drivers... I learnt from you that it is better to get AMD chipset drivers directly from AMD's website rather than the motherboard manufacturer's website, but what about APU drivers for my Ryzen 7600 on my Gigabyte B650? Or... do you even need to install separate APU drivers, after already installing Radeon Catalyst GPU drivers, since the CPU graphics are the same architectures anyway? Though i don't mainly use my CPU's integrated graphics, i still want them bug-free & ready-to-go if i need them for a program or use-case that is able to utilize it.

[@AncientGameplays]

also AMD site

[@dare2liv_nlove]

@@AncientGameplays Greatly appreciate the personal reply. This is why i'm proud to be a devout new (starting 2024) subscriber of yours! 😊

[@kerkertrandov459]

Check out atlasOS and calypto's latency guide

[@kayzen2329]

For the pagefile i already use it with 32767mb set and that significantly improve stability for me 😆

[@AncientGameplays]

Windows generally does that well

[@cam42704]

I think your take on core isolation is correct but a bit too generalized. For people who are often CPU bound or play a lot of CPU bound games like competitive titles with uncapped fps or higher capped refresh rates in other games I'd definitely just leave it off. All users shouldn't expect to see much of a performance uplift in GPU bound or capped fps scenarios where your CPU can already consistently deliver above your capped framerate. Highly situational depending on your the titles you play, your system, and your use case, but generally not bad advice.

[@AncientGameplays]

That's why I told people to watch thenother video as well, i talk about more scenarios there

[@A_citizen_of_Russia]

Oh yes, DDU is a top program. I've been using it for 2 years... but I'm tired of deleting it like this every time.

[@AncientGameplays]

I use it all the time, takes 5 min

[@jetsp]

15:03 Man of culture.. Brazilian redhead.

[@AncientGameplays]

KZbin recommended lol

[@sokol5805]

After 3 years Fabio will feel cringed from this video.

[@AncientGameplays]

Guaranteed haha

[@ProtoType4588]

on the core isolation part i am fully aware that it has the drawback of deprecating performance however i use vm's which core isolation also helps with my system ain't just a gaming rig however i am going to get a mini pc and separate my browsing habits from my gaming rig and mostly make the gaming rig offline a lot of games do not need the launcher to authenticate themself which is neat once i got the mini pc core isolation will no longer be needed on the gaming rig and mini pc actually can game because the 780m chipset is actually quite good at 1080p and you are correct if someone wants to get into your system they will its always just been a matter of time not a matter of can they however that does not mean you throw everything to the wind it is like me saying ow i do not need windows defender lets disable it completely because i practice safe browsing sounds great but if i make a mistake then i have nothing to fall back to to try and protect me even if that could fail majority of security incidents have one thing in common human error that said all these protections do jack shit i seen some of the malware in development using ai crap on top of it and wel they might not be used but when they are what they claim to do is scary as hell because they are stealth oriented and if they are detected they can just change the identifier of the file and continue replicating themself on top they can bypass the firewall completely and you get that windows xp directly connected to the internet situation within windows 10 and 11 which means you can just be on the desktop and get infected doing absolutely nothing that said there is also the ipv6 vulnerability that wel just disable ipv6 on your pc and modem/router if you use windows as you can literally connect to anyone that has ipv6 if you have their address you can check if ipv6 is active by opening cmd and typing "ipconfig" then enter if the value behind the ipv6 doesn't start with fe80 then your ipv6 can be reached by the internet by anyone that has your full address note that the ipv6 vulnerability only happens in windows due to how windows handles ipv6 pc's with like unix operating systems so like macos or linux do not have this vulnerability so you can keep ipv6 on with those systems if you need it

[@di57inct]

you didn't mention that you can disable ALL startup items(programs, apps, services, scheduled tasks) from revo in a single instance. it's 10 times easier and you can do them all from a single page.

[@AncientGameplays]

Yes, you can indeed

[@vathone5896]

Thumbs up for the light turning off and the 'fuck this shit' comment.

[@AncientGameplays]

hahaha

[@samghost13]

I set up my Win with Cursor AI to have a "real clean" install ; ) It takes some time but it is worth the time. Throwing all the bs out! Do not uninstall! Make yourself your own Win installation without all the crap!

[@SlowPokeRacing33]

Hey mate, I bought a 7900x3d during the amazon sale. Upgrading from 5800x3d so new Mobo (mag b60) and ram. Gpu is 7900xtx. Delivery is only next week so now I'm wondering if it's a worthwhile upgrade. Pls help!

[@AncientGameplays]

Well, that depends on your card. Unless you have some thing like a 7900xt or xtx, 4070ti super or 4080 super that upgrade will most be noticeable in rendering and some games, not all. Watch my 9900x review

[@internetuser4689]

Just use Windows 10 if you have Ryzen CPU . Source games run way better ( Dota 2, CS2 ). Also 24h2 only matches Windows 10 22h2 in several cases. Also Steam hardware survey shows Windows 10 is on the rise again.

[@AncientGameplays]

Not really and has been proven again by HWU and by me haha. Just clean install 23h2 since it is bugged, or clean install 24h2

[@internetuser4689]

@@AncientGameplays try source games and see for yourself. Dota / cs Reviewers only look at some games.

[@rawida2]

While revo uninstaller is very nice, i wouldn't recommend a closed source app to fix any issue (now that i think about it, is DDU open source ?). By the way, revo sometimes is wrong in his analysis and can sometime remove keys related to other software simply because they have a similar name so you should always review the scan.

[@AncientGameplays]

Well, so far so good, been using Revo for several years haha

[@johnbowyer9815]

It seems all these tips apply to older slow computers.

[@AncientGameplays]

Yes, but some apply yo newer ones too, guess you missed those

[@abirprottoy0079]

One small tip: Don't defragment your nvme SSDs. It will cost you their health.

[@AncientGameplays]

When you defrag on windows, you're teiming it, it even says there... thid happens since early windows 10. So no, you're not causing any health issues. In fact i have an early 120gb ssd that has been working almost every day since 2013

[@rokku87]

as long as you have lots and lots of ram 32 or 64 GB you can probably soft turn off the page file. I wouldn't completely turn it off as if Windows or an application tries to access it. you could get a crash. I manually go in and change my page file to 16 MB start which is the minimum up to a maximum of 1024 MB. Windows will also use this for other things like blue screen of death crash reports in the event viewer. again, don't turn it off completely but minimize it and you will definitely see a boost to performance when multitasking

[@AncientGameplays]

I wouldn't turn it off nowadays unless you have at least 48GB

[@rokku87]

@@AncientGameplays I'm a computer technician and network engineer. I assure you if you have at least 32 and run a clean/tight ship, you'll never run out of RAM. novice users should probably just leave it alone, but this is high level enthusiast content and I think it would be okay for power users like us. again, it's unwise to completely turn it off but only giving it 1 GB to ensure applications are utilizing your RAM definitely can make things snappier.

[@varhar3296]

@@rokku87 Nicely said, though i appriciate fabio is not fast to recommend removing pagefile. A bit lower fps is prefferable to a crash.

[@rokku87]

of course, I completely agree most people should probably just leave it alone Windows does a good job managing it on its own

[@babylorvbeats]

23:03 very menditory if you want to stop games from Judder while playing games. It makes the games feel very smooth on windows 11, I don't know about other windows. I only keep "Smooth edges of screen fonts" just so when you surf the web the texts don't look choppy.

[@olebrumme6356]

Do you experience stutters in many games with your 7800X3D? I see several stutters starting from around 20:44. Just wonder if it's something that can't be fixed and it's the games and not a hardware/software issue.

[@AncientGameplays]

Those were due to the nvidia card there. Not enough bandwidth for NFS

[@olebrumme6356]

@@AncientGameplays Alright, so is there a way I can tell what's causing stutters using RTSS? I'm playing a lot of MMOs and get ocassional stutters even in low populated areas. Of course no CPU can handle big groups of people casting abilities tho. I also notice other games have what I think is asset stutters due to loading in. I got a 7800X3D/4070.

[@jetsp]

25:57 Are the 5800x3d graphics correct? The 3200 mhz is in front. Thanks for the great work.

[@AncientGameplays]

Yeah, margin of error

[@ninjakkes]

@AncientGameplays You can't disable your pagefile entirely! I know because I did it in the past and for most cases it works very well. You need a small pagefile (200mb) to run some other programs and/or games without any complains about a "missing pagefile". Also a small pagefile does not work well with some games (not many) when getting a "running out of video memory" error (I think "CoD: Warzone" was one of them and that was crashing with a "low memory" error).

[@brunogt1982]

Thank you JESUS 😃