Unlock these HIDDEN Windows 10 Features to ELIMINATE Stuttering!
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- There is an application called power settings explorer that unlocks hidden power features usually reserved for the regedit log, however by unlocking some of these features I managed to trial and error which features over the last 6 months have made my PC the fastest it has ever been! And today I will share with you the main ones
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00:00 There are over 50 power features that are HIDDEN, let's talk about it.
01:15 March special for win 10 and 11 keys.
02:25 Download This application AND start changing your power profile with powersettingsexplorer
03:56 after unlocking all the hidden features, these THREE settings really made a difference to my windows 10 experience
07:10 Settings I have changed and didn't really make much of a difference, AND settings I would STRICTLY AVOID! (disabling idle for example)
09:40 other tips and tricks.
10:11 NVclean install for Nvidia users, and what to do if you are on AMD drivers.
10:51 changing some bios settings and the final ingredient for my system and its performance.
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I bought a Windows 10 pro license a few years ago using your code, I've built and sold 2 PC's and am now using what is the 3rd PC and still have the same Windows license, best $13 I've ever spent!!!!😂
lol I am not even going to ask brother :P
i didnt know this , thanks for this tips
Hah. simple explanation, once you login to your microsoft account directly from Windows your CD KEY update to digital licence. So is no magic my friend no magic After that you dont even need that cd key anymore you can reinstal 1000 billion times windows and change 10 time a day your pc
Thank you very much,Bryan!I was having some weird stutters after the last windows update and that seems to be gone now!
Thank you. Great help
I don't think those 3 settings alone would significantly improve performance. If you just enable ultimate power plan you basically get the most amount of performance you can. But realistically balanced power plan gives like %99 the same performance while allowing it to save some power here and there.
I've been using QuickCPU to configure my windows power plans to actually save power on my laptop. Even on the power saver power plan, the cpu would boost randomly and cause fan noise. So I reduced my maximum frequency and boosting behavior.
The spikes in speed is not because of frequency. It is because of voltage, caused by frequency.
You can undervolt instead. Then you can still boost and be cool.
I've heard about power explorer and used it, but only here I find some details the Internet fails to cover. Bryan always brings the black PC magic and secret sauce to us.
Thanks for the vid, Bryan! My PC is having all kinda issues lately here's hoping this can fix some of those...
I think your pc has other issues. While these tweaks can help in terms of microstutters they can't fix other issues wich could be related to your drive or other components overheating
Run chdkdsk /f from an elevated command prompt. Then run Dism commands (look those up) and do an inplace reinstall of Windows.
@@ObakuZenCenter
Don't forget "sfc /scannow" ;)
My friend Bryan, happy to see you again. Do these settings work for 4th gen i5 PCs?
Really like these tips and tricks videos
Thank you for these perfomance tips! I really appreciate your channel, the hustle, and the info you put out! Still benefitting my X58 platform to this day!
My biggest tip for tweaking a system is, if you do not know what the tweak will do to your system leave system as standard.
Second tip, note the change you are making and do them 1 at a time. It's so easy to do 10 changes to settings and reboot to find Windows will not boot, with the bonus of not knowing which 1 corrupted your system. (Yes, I have many t-shirts)
That's crazy I gained 10fps for my 4090 and 10900k 🤡
@@redclaw72666 what a massive difference! Im sure those extra frames would help a bunch!
@@redclaw72666That CPU is definitely bottlenecking the 4090 regardless.
What a neat tool Brian! I've been into tech since I was a kid I'll be 40 this year.
Youngster!
@@jb678901 Thank you for the compliment haha I get mistaken as early to mid 20s haha a lot
@@RAM_845 I still get a lot of blank stares when I tell people my initial exposure to programming was with FORTRAN77.
Thanks Brian, what about Primary NVMe idle Timeout? Just leave it at default setting?
you are super bro, subscribed and liked
To become the first person I’ve seen to go in depth in seeing like these and test them with a proper tool like LDAT would make me happy. I find we always go off of a software like latencymon to track progress, but hardware testing would go crazy ngl. Ofc responsiveness and smoothness of the system is more about feel tho.
Holy Shit Brian! Feels like I have a whole new PC!
Thanks !
Awesome video
I have used utility called Winaero Tweaker which has plenty of tweaks.
I used mainly boot logo disabled, Aero animations off, 0s delay or Windows popup menu display, no indexing files (SSDs PC only), also single user without login screen (automatic login).
No desktop wallpaper.
W10 boots in 6,4s on i3-10100f and nvme3.0 SSD.
But mainly keeping reasonable number of apps installed and limit number of tray apps incl those which load at startup helps alot (I load personally only Adrenaline, single game startup client plus one more).
Graphics drivers updated usually prior to latest ones until I have some issues. The latest ones if some issues.
this is awesome
dont change the High Performance or Ultimate plans, clone and activate them then edit that new cloned plan because you will still have the default plans if you fkk up.
Great tip.
Neither of those do anything to improve performance by the way.
@@ObakuZenCenter Ultimate Performance is less about performance and more about reduced throttling and fluctuations in performance. This is why is ships in Pro for worksations, some workloads are highly sensitive to that.
@@ObakuZenCenter They can, but only if you are limited, e.g. thermally.
you can go back to default values
You had me at "most snappiest"!🙂
I don't have a way to measure it properly, but it does feel like programs just open faster with these three tweaks. Worth
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Great video man trying out the settings just for something else to try for my 5800x3D lol
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Using idle disable on modern CPU's is insanity unless you have 420mm cooling and disabled eCores + Hyperthreading, assuuming you can still keep it cool.
Even then, it's stupid when you just blow 300w for no reason all the time your pc is on
There could be some benefit for benchmarking when chasing records to prevent idle during lower loads on older benchmarks, that don't stress modern CPU's that much.
For daily usage it's a waste.
Hello Brian. If you haven't already, can you please create a playlist on your channel page which contains all the videos about optimizing the system? I'd like to save that for whenever i build a desktop for myself to make it snappier.
Noice, I just got me a 7800X3D, waiting on the mobo and ram and will do a fresh windows 10 install and this vid is just what the doctor oredered, thank you Brian!
Ryzen is better with Balanced power mode. And don't use any of these bogus tips, you will not notice a lick of difference and will simply use excess power.
X3D chips are far more sensitive, stick with balanced and make sure youve installed the latest BIOS/UEFI and Chipset Driver
Bear in mind that the Windows 'performance' power plan will double or triple your CPU's idle power draw - my 9900K at 4.9GHz goes from about 8-9W to 22-24W, which translates to an at-the-wall increase of nearly 20W. ETA >> just checked with HWiNFO's monitoring my UPS for a minute each at 'performance' and 'balanced' and it's actually nearer a 10W increase, but still ...
If you're someone (like me) who leaves their PC on pretty much 24/365 it's a consideration.
I do this, BTW, because in my experience power-cycling (and the thermal cycling that goes with it) is what eventually kills electronics and components, NOT hours powered on - my old machine, a Z77, was powered on continuously for over 7.5 years of the nearly 10 I was using it and not a single component failed in that time, including a pair of HDD's running in RAID 0 (whose SMART data actually gave me those numbers).
Nice and quickie video! I’ll try it out, thanks!
Its a cool tool that ill probably add to my arsenal but realistically any even somewhat modern system you should be using the Balanced profile. You run into issues turboing and throttling using anything else. Also is all thats effectively available in WIn11.
I disabled animations and transparence effects in windows 11 on my work pc. They bloat it down already with corporate spyware so it made a HUGE difference
I don't really have stuttering problems much but I just chuck on high performance and its golden
Nice!
thanks!
So to anyone getting the greyed out apply button on win10 pro. The settings were un-hidden automatically for me after clicking unhide all. Go into your power settings and expand the selection as per the video instructions.
After the recommended settings I did notice a ~10c temp increase(from 40c idle to 45-50+ range now) on my 5600x with the stock cooler/settings.
It also reset my tuning profile on the 6700xt to default.
Is there any way for you to confirm the difference for before and after these settings were changed?
i use Process Lasso for automatic power plan switching, everytime i start a game it sets high performance and when i turn it off, it turns power saver, also sets priority and affinity to processes, in power saver i also have set maximum processor state to 85%, doing so changed the idle power take from 130W to 80W(the whole system, even monitor) speaking about monitor, it has button to switch profiles, when i dont game, i switch off "gaming mode"(over drive and brightness ect) on it what also cuts 20W
hags does the same thing
Placebo effect has a strong hold on this one.
my power meter says otherwise lol@@GregoryCunningham
What a complete waste of time and effort.
a waste of time when it is automated? okay bud lol@@ObakuZenCenter
Oh hey my tweak on the time check intervals is getting some love. It really was a strange setting to discover many months ago. But now everyone’s finally posting about it :). Much love man I enjoy the vids
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What about disabling C states in the bios? I've heard it can help with performance as well. Is that true?
One of the things that I go through on Windows 11 is system components under apps. Go through each one and click advanced options on Dev. Home Microsoft store and phone link once in advance. I go to never let this system component. Run in background and then click terminate.
Processor Idle Disable is good for space heating in winter
Hey Brian. @9mins, I've been using balanced mode because when I put my power plan on high performance I have noticed my cpu runs at max frequency like you have here. I havent unlocked any power settings though. Is it normal for the cpu idle state to be disabled by default? I made sure my minimum processor state is set to 5% like it is on balanced but it still runs at max frequency on high performance.
Enable Idle state my g and it'll allow the cpu to dynamically boost when needed instead of trying to run full blast similar to a static OC, plus it'll hurt single core perf (mainly games).
@@yahyakrmly7119 Do I need to unlock this in power settings? I dont see any idle state...
@@tyroniebalonie Open CMD as admin and run this;
powercfg -attributes SUB_PROCESSOR 5d76a2ca-e8c0-402f-a133-2158492d58ad -ATTRIB_HIDE
If you rewatch the video he states not to disable it since it does more harm than good.
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Yeah I was watching it back thinking, "hmmm my studio turned very cyberpunk very quickly".
3:56 Will Optane as boot drive make any latency difference in your scenarios? Maybe a video with LevelOneTechs? I've installed an M10 Optane 64GB M.2 drive in a 2013 16GB RAM Macbook Pro and holy sh*t it's snappy AF. Ubuntu felt like a machine from 2023, but even Sonoma through OpenCore was snappy.
If there is drive access occuring, then yes. It makes a difference. Yes, even compared to the fastest consumer drive, the 990 pro. A side by side will instantly reveal the difference. The optane system will NEVER lose. Main issue is price. It's kinda just... not worth it 99% of the time. Plus they draw ~3x the power.
I personally run a stupid expensive 5800x 800gb optane drive as my main os drive (I got it for a relative steal at $900) and let me tell you it's noticeable anytime I transition away from it. Even with my cpu running at 2.9ghz due to turbo being disabled to save on power consumption when not doing anything performance critical as I run my systems like servers.
Does it fixes stuttering after alt+tab? I'm getting like 5fps per ~3s on game after alt-tabbing onto it. Doesn't matter if it's on full-screen, borderless or windowed.
You can try disabling "full screen optimizations" option in the compatibility tab for the game's exe. I had even worse problems of getting stuck when using alt+tab but disabling this helped and it's smoother now. Here is what it does according to ChatGPT:
In Windows, the "Disable fullscreen optimizations" compatibility setting is designed to address compatibility issues that may arise when running certain applications in fullscreen mode, particularly on newer versions of Windows, such as Windows 10.
When this setting is enabled for an application, it instructs Windows to bypass its fullscreen optimization feature for that specific application. Fullscreen optimization is a feature introduced in Windows 10 that aims to improve the performance and compatibility of games and applications running in fullscreen mode by allowing them to run in a borderless fullscreen window instead of exclusive fullscreen mode.
However, some applications may not function properly with fullscreen optimization enabled, leading to issues such as input lag, stuttering, or graphical glitches. In such cases, enabling the "Disable fullscreen optimizations" compatibility setting can help resolve these issues by forcing the application to run in traditional exclusive fullscreen mode.
Overall, this compatibility setting provides users with more control over how certain applications utilize fullscreen mode and can be useful for troubleshooting compatibility issues with older or more demanding software.
Nice.
Will this benefit the X99 platform on an Intel i7 5960x and a i7 6950x?
Sure, why not! Just applied on my X99TF with turbo-unlocked E5-2696V3. It's a little snappier. Nothing huge..but noticeable in certain use cases.
Great info! The other thing I do after windows 10 installs is run the Titus debloat utility (or whatever the updated name is) and disable telemetry, cortana, etc.
That thing just breaks your settings due to the registry edits it does. I don’t recommend it at all
@@christophervanzetta I've never had anything but smooth performance after using it 🤷
would be nice to see this same experiment on a Ryzen cpu
i am interested in nvme tweak from a user perspective using primocache with 8 gig caches per drive
how to hide the settings again? I unhid it to change few settings (settings that you suggested), but there is no way hide the settings again
What about ultimate performance setting?
I’ve tried this. All it did was consume more power than necessary
Sounds to me to advertise the program, I find it's a pointless thing to honest
What system are you running?
😂😂😂 people cry over their electricity bill yet I pay under $100 and that's with a 4090 and a 10900k, pathetic as hell
Both windws 10 and 11. @@stuartedwards6996
That's cool I guess...
Do you even know what you pay per KW? @@redclaw72666
Ive been using Windows X Lite 11 Optimum or Colbalt for the past 6 months. I wont go back to the normal install... Its so fast and responsive.. Sleek and debloated...
Do you think these settings will be optimal for AMD as well as Intel?
You prefer 10th generation over 12th because it's non hybrid. But what about 11th generation? They are also monolithic. Or what about the WS-Xeon variants of AL which have only P-Cores?
He did a video on the 11900k. Long story short, it is the same latency-wise as 10900k, but less cores and slightly higher IPC.
using these methods have introduced massive framerate drops and frameskipping that weren't there before, in Metro Exodus. All my other games are fine, but Metro is now unplayable. I'm going to switch these back one by one and see if the game is getting fixed.
Don't touch the Secondary NVMe Idle Timeout tweak. Leave it at 2000 by default otherwise it become more stuttery in games.
Have you thought about going i9-10980XE? Since you love that 10th gen life.
Thanks brian, the hacks work fine for me (win 11)
Also don't forget to disable MCE on Asus bios.
it boosted my rx6800 fps wish i knew about this before helped in shadow of tomb raider
Atlasos or more tweaked custom isos work great for gaming sure some security goes out the window but i myseld dont care
If you have 8gb or 16gb ram, I recommend intelligent standby list cleaner.
But mine is already set in the "Ultimate Performance" mode? I think using just High Performance will lessen the performance of my PC ^_^
Yes there is "Ultimate Performance" mode settings, dunno why TYC's PC doesnt show it ^_^
Ultimate performance does nothing except increase the amount of power used.
@@ObakuZenCenter i know hehehe, sorry if it didnt come clearly as a joke. also its just a reminder that it exists on some machines...
Don't set the "Secondary NVMe Idle Timeout" from 2000 to 0. The result was exactly the undesired effect Brian described. I started to get stutters. The other two "must have" settings are OK on my machine. WIN10, 13600k, Corsair MP600 PRO
What SSD do you have? I definitely trialed this one back and forth quite a bit, my SSD was disabling the secondary timeout at 0.
@@techyescity A Corsair MP600 PRO. It's strange. It should have been OK. But I've been playing DRG Survivor and no stutters and frame drops whatsoever. I have a 4090. And in a few minutes playing the stutters came. Wasn't sure which setting was causing it, that was the first one I reversed and no more stutters.
Thanks G. I wonder why do games get more stuttery than usual. Turned out it's the Secondary NVMe Idle Timeout tweak. Brian I think you need to cover in the gaming perspective as well. Not just the editing and productivity though.
@@djexine Thanks for the input, do you have a heatsink on that nvme drive?
@@Jakiyyyyy I can look into, so it ended up helping you out? The person above said it was making his games stutter, which was very unsual at least compared to my testing. I will have to just ultimately gather some the most 'stuttery' games and test in those. Borderlands three comes to mind.
Anyone unlock and have experience with "Ultimate Performance" Power Plan on Windows 11 Pro? Is it worth using? Differences between High performance and Ultimate Performance Plans?
Benchmarks please
FPS in games: Same or slightly less
DPC latency: lower but irrelevant in the grand scheme of things
@@griffin1366 Some need those FPS, some need lower temps, some need just the benchmarks scores. :D
@@DIYTech21 These will increase temps, especially disable idle.
Biggest performance difference - don't install Norton if prompted. It's a huge resource hog.
So does this help with gaming?
Aight, i have multiple computers to test these things out before i hit these on my main rig.
You should buy a intel optane 900p if you love latency.
Have you tried video editing on Linux? It'd be fun to see you experiment with that. 😂
Global c states off might consume more power but my system feels snappier.
Cool tips! I personally use one of the AMD-specific Windows power plans, as I believe these are tailored for Ryzen processors.
There haven't been any AMD specific power plans for months now. Which means that you're using older chipset drivers and it would be worth updating them.
@@ObakuZenCenter Is there any reason to update the drivers? I'm using a 5800 X3D and it's running great.
when you getting LDAT to convince us properly 😆
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Funny enough i downgraded from a 3080 to a 4060 because 115w vs 450w max recently
Hoping for big power bill savings
I went from a 3090 to a 4080 super and it is amazing.
It 200 watts less with a higher frame rate and my pc is running much quieter.
Also the 3090 ftw3 was routinely hitting 80-83c while gaming, while the 4080 super has yet to reach 65c.
@@Pwnag3Inc i had a ftw3 too and yeah the temps have gotten out of hand recently
Should have undervolted and get a titanium psu
I peak 300w max on 4K 250+ fps on a 4090. U wasted more money buying another gpu instead of waiting for a next gen
No he didn't@@XianHokage
0:35 Well as the high-end PCs are moving to OLED HDR monitors, using Windows 11 is a very must!
For the lower-end systems that don't have HDR monitors, Windows 10 is probably a good go for couple years.
I won't touch an OLED until they fix the burn-in issue.
@@ScoutReaper-zn1rzIt cant be "fixed". It's inherit problem of OLED panel technology. The same way that IPS glow, TN viewing angles or VA smearing have not been completely "fixed" and will never be "fixed". Still most people use one of these panel technologies because that price is low enough and the downside is minimized so much that most people are not bothered by it.
I suspect the same will happen with OLED. The burn in warranty years keep increasing, more care features are introduced and panel manufacturers will find a way to prolong individual diode lifetimes. But burn-in will never completely disappear.
Idk maybe I just don't notice the issues but using a LG C2 on Windows 10 with HDR on all the time, I haven't found a game that didn't look bright and beautiful. I even use modded RTX HDR to get older games to run in HDR. Everything looks good to me.
@@ScoutReaper-zn1rzcrazy had my lg c1 for 2 years no burn in
My QD OLED ultrawide for 1 year no burn in 😂 if normies can't take care their stuff, their not for you
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Burn In is pretty much non existing problem anymore. Especially if u are a bit smart (hide taskbar /icons / full black screensaver )
No idea what I'm doing wrong, but ran as administrator, clicked unhide all and nothing changed. The "Apply" button on left side did nothing.
same here
Same... anybody knows why?
Are you Windows 10 Pro or Home?
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Turn off your caps lock key.
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Is this also applicable in win 11?
Yes yes it's the same thing anyway.
can u upload the pow file ?
now my screen goes into sleep mode even though i have sleep mode and screen timer all off.. 😮
what about windows 11!? any hidden
Pretty much snake oil, those settings will do close to nothing.
Careful, your ignorance is showing.
RGB bios still gives best performance
Finally, someone talking common sense!
Really want to be installing a program via a zip and tuning as admin? Seems sketchy
My ultimate speed boost for Windows on my computer is to just install Linux 🤣
Nothing useful then when running a Ryzen 5 + Intel ARC which are very eager to save power at the expense of performance.
Tutorial to disable everything… now u can be hacked 😂
and because doing this i had to do fresh windows install 😅
On laptop owners this doesn't really apply unfortunately
Whilst I appreciate sharing these tips I do think it needs a more balanced approach - Disabling secure boot and TPM to save 3ms and telling people to download an EXE from an unknown dev could leave them open to root kits or worse. Chasing latency reduction at all costs might work to you, for others it would leave their system more vulnerable. It would be helpful to call out the risk they’re taking when these settings get changed.
Turn off c state to increase 1 % lows fps
In Nvidia control panel I turn low latency mode to ultra and power setting to prefer maximum performance.
keep yuhr performance level to normal otherwise yuhr gpu will run on full load 24x7
Prefer Maximum Performance in NVCP is not gonna do anything. Optimal power or Normal gives you the exact same thing when you need more power.
@CaptainScorpio24 that is the point. Some games tend to hitch and shudder when the power level changes. New World for one does this no matter what fps your running. Turn this to performance and it reduces hitching or shuddering significantly.
Maximum performance simply increases power used. It doesn't in fact improve system performance. That's an old myth that has been debunked for years now.
@@ATVProven Except that that's literally not how it works at all.
I did all your settings just like you did them, my ANTIVIRUS DOESN"T WORK anymore wtf