It's amazing how much response you gain even on SSDs when you do this. It should be standard practice. Now they just gotta let us control it through GPO so it's not a per profile change
My best advice to anyone with really old pc. Buy SSD. You have no idea how fast everything is after upgrade of this one single part. Bonus advice: clean the dust with canned air. Seriously.
An ssd is definitely a larger performance boost, and I'm glad I made that upgrade. But even just having a your OS on a separate mechanical drive will drastically improve the performance of you system as well.
Recently upgraded boot drive to an M.2, got another stick of RAM activating dual channel mode and gave my old GTX 970 a thorough dusting and it made a huge difference! My machine is quieter, cooler and snappier than ever. Those are my recommendations in addition to what Jay said.
@@chrono2959 hey, I have a 3070,a b550e mobo,2x8gb 3600 RAM, and a 5600x cpu,my current ssd is a WD 500gb NAND,would switching that for an M.2,or perhaps 2 of em make any difference in my system? I really appreciate it ✌️
I've owned a PC over 2 years and It took me an embarrassing amount of time to learn that you had to enable special profiles to actually hit your RAM speed :")
Same. I was in bios for CPU overclock and didn't find it (MSI Tomahawk BIOS really is a mess to me) and stumbled upon the ram speed on accident, noticing it wasn't set to the speed it is capable of.
@@hayabusablaze Jay explains this in his "what to do after building your PC" video. But look for your memory settings in BIOS and Xmp or memory profile settings, set it to whatever speed of your ram. Then save and exit
Another tip for more advanced users: If your computer is getting old (5-6 years or more), you might want to think about replacing thermal paste. Even if your system isn't not overheating, thermal paste degrades over time, and I believe most thermal paste lose their efficiency after this time (y'all can correct me on this). This also applies to graphics cards.
I found increasing the fan speed on my GPU made a HUGE difference in frame rates and stability on my XFX 5700xt, I only have to do this when running VR in MSFS but certainly a huge improvement.
That actually has compounded my snails pace machines problem .... I seem to have a dying , rarely working, fan in my laptop that I need to replace .... desktop easy ...laptop , > me nervous
Idk how much trouble it is, but if its possible in the future, setting up youtube chapters for your videos would really help find things in videos like this that we may already know about or not know about. Thanks for the video Jay!
my brother has an msi laptop, they let you crank it to 150%.... and of course he did. and has a USB cooler, and a lap cooler, and if there was another thing he could stick to it im sure he would
@@angrynerd2103 power? bruh no one in the room could hear themselves talk when that thing was cranking. it was nuts. id walk by and blow at it just to meme at him, on my way up to my much quieter room lol
I've seen the opposite when it comes to windows high performance plan vs balanced with ryzen. Something about the way core performance boost works, high performance doesn't allow the cores to down clock which means single cores won't boost as high. Alot of games rely heavily on single core performance so you'd be better off keeping the windows balanced plan on if you have Ryzen
This tips may be old information for a lot of your regular viewers, but I love videos like this because I can send them to my not so technical friends or refer it in forums. Well explained, fun and really informative, thanks.
1 tip for amd gpu's when using the ryzen software, Go to performance and click overclock gpu, then write that number down. Then go to overclock vram and write that down too. After all of that go to manual tuning controls and input those number into the corresponding categories. Also turn up the power tuning. This is what I've found to give me a stable overclock without trial and error.
I recently built a PC and after having done all of your suggestions here, I found that locking all of my CPU cores at one speed gave me a more steady gaming experience. Instead of letting the OS, motherboard or background software raise and lower the clocks as demand changes, I told the CPU how fast to go and it stays there. The result is better response times and frame rates when conditions change in game. The maximum boost clock (dammit Jay now you have me doing it), turbo clock on my CPU is 4.7Ghz. I locked it at 4.4 for all cores. There was no messing with voltages or anything complicated. I simply went into my BOIS and set the CPU Core Multiplier to 44. The experience is smooth and reliable. Sometimes speed is not what you need, simply smoothing the frame rate can make a huge difference.
If it's possible to do this all-core OC through Inte/AMD tools for a profile only when you run games/processor intensive applications, it might save on electricity and longevity while you're just on youtube most of the day. It still retains the stable 1% lows while game is running (or alt-tab minimized) so hopefully still nearly as smooth as a BIOS provided OC.
@@TimBoundy why would you need to do manually a job a machine can do for you? Note that this usually happens with the file browser, that is a built-in software in Windows.
When using the auto overclock options available to you make sure your cooling device can handle the pressure the hot cpu is pumping into it, some K series chips can hit close to or above 100c when running an OC
For laptop users that have Nvidia Optimus, disable it or use an external monitor with the display out that is wired to the discrete gpu Edit: refer to Jarrod'sTech videos on the topic
dear jay , because of your video i gained: from 3.8 ghz to 4.0 (auto oc) then to my suprise my ram was still at 2600 mhz since i enabled profile 1 in bios but i also had to enable it in my aorus oc app (3600mhz now) fan speed set to max thank you !
When you turn on XMP, make sure you set the VCCIO and System agent to 1.2V or else it will shorten and harm your CPU. When I turned on XMP on my 3600Mhz, The voltage went to 1.45v which is very high and harmful
02:00 XMP profile 03:50 cpu auto oc 05:49 gpu tweaks & gpu fan speed 09:35 case fans 11:27 windows startup processes 13:44 windows power plan just to help.
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Anyone still running their OS on an HDD needs to go to services.msc and disable sysmain service. While this doesn't matter on SSDs much, this always runs in the background, tracking every click, app, program, and function you perform, and usually uses between 2-8% of your DISK utilization all the time. Stop this service and turn it off. HDD's don't need this running.
What are your computer specs? Mainbord: CPU: GPU: RAM: I can look for you on TH-cam. I bet there already is what you need ;) But I need to know what parts you have build in your PC. It's diffrent for every company. greetings from germany Felix
Ive only built one pc. Its a beast. I managed to do it right before all this covid stuff and the cryptos and all that took over. I also built it after i found JayzTwo. Def my fav youruber now
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I'm going to say "don't overclock your CPU/ GPU right now". You generally don't gain hugely from it these days. The extra heat and power will shorten it's life. Not usually enough to be a concern, but if your processor went pop tomorrow, where would you find a replacement right now?
i just replaced my case which has intake fans on the bottom and found out that gpu has better temps in this case, because bottom fans pushing fresh air directly to gpu. mobo chipset also has better temps. now i have 2 intake fans on bottom, 1 back and 1 top exhaust
Taking apart your current gpu, cleaning the fans and fins, and replacing the thermal paste, is huge for performance. I would do this before overclocking to ensure you can push it to its max without having to worry about thermals.
Another place where not all startup programs are is "Background Apps" in the settings, did not know this one for years and always wondered why I could not find out where some apps were starting without me wanting them to. Hope this helps someone else out!
Linux alternatives 05:49 gpu software :: corectrl 11:27 almost not needed, but you can use htop to see unneeded tasks 13:44 gamemode will unleash the power of Linux ;)
On Ryzen the big thing I did other than update BIOS and tune the memory is actually to undervolt the CPU using a voltage offset - my 3800X was hitting 85C on a 120mm AiO and simply applying a -0.075V negative offset to CPU voltage dropped max temps to 65C with zero hit to performance. Single core boost clocks seemed to actually improve slightly for some reason too.
I just download all those pop ups that say they’ll speed up the system. Hasn’t seemed to help but I constantly have IT guys calling and looking at my computer. I just gotta get em 1k in google play cards to get it fixed.
Thanks Jay. New is off the table until prices come back to a reasonable level. Making a few tweaks to get my tinkering fix and add smoother performance to my machine. This is wonderful Info.
CLEAN OUT THE DUST!!! ROFL I'm always amazed when I get calls to work on PCs from people complaining about how slow their system has gotten or how it's acting strange, and one can of compressed air later all is fixed. LOL Your parts can't cool themselves if the inside of your case looks like a fluff bunny. (Or Dust Puppy for User Friendly fans.)
I always let my clients know if the PC is dirty I won't work on it until it is cleaned so extra charge if I have to do it which is about 99% of the time. No pushbacks at all. It's like they know already.
If you have an old pc the best thing to do is to add an ssd were you put your operating system just make sure that it has some dram and you will notice a big difference in your system responsiveness
Another tip to add to add to these lovely comments: Clear the following places (type them in run) prefetch temp %temp% note that temp and %temp% are different And also go to %programdata% and check if you have any kind of unwanted cache or extra folders %appdata%, %localappdata% are worth checking for random junk too
what I do to help with performance is 2 things, every year i do a "deep-clean" of my pc. I take it out on my patio with some canned air and blow it out and use an old toothbrush to scrub off filter covers, fan blades and radiator(if i'm using an aio) or fin stack on my air cooler. the second thing I do every year is catalogue what programs I have installed and then do a fresh install of windows and then promptly follow that up by doing some optimization tweaks to windows(there are many guides out there, use one from somenoe you trust). of course this is in addition to what Jay has talked about in this video
Yup! Not a lot of people use this, but it instantly closes out of all unnecessary programs and let's you and your machine focus on productivity boosting applications.
I just went back to this video because I remembered he said "you are hoping the bubble of Etherium and Bitocin is gonna burst". That day is here! It's a good day to build a PC LOL
Great Video. I would recommend "Core Parking" to your system. That means only cores which are needed are running in full speed. The other cores clocks down as low as its possible. So your single core performance takes advantage and your power cost will decrease very much.
@@Tydox So, Intel drives RAM at its stock default speed while Hyper-V is enabled because in an enterprise setting, overclocked RAM *can* sometimes cause instability (Edit - While running a virtual machine). Disable Hyper-V / Virtualization in the BIOS and the XMP profile will let the RAM actually hit the speeds you are requesting. Bear in mind that without Hyper-V, you won't have access to Sandbox mode in Windows.
I built my first gaming pc in January 2020 and while it runs games perfectly fine, the start up and general browsing is slower than before. I have the OS on a SSD along with a couple of games and the rest on a HDD. I’m thinking of getting a nvme drive and just installing the OS on that thinking that it might speed things up. I will try your tips and some other from the comments too. Great video as always Jay!
A little thing I do that helps with load times and performance is to dedicate a drive to program files and the swap file (virtual memory) the faster the drive the more you will benefit. I boot from a nvme but have an ssd for my program files and swap file. You might think this slows things down but consider that without using another drive the os is using its own files, loading a program and filling the virtual memory. Give it a go n let me know.... ;)
I recently upgraded my CPU to the 5600x. I'm still running a GTX 980 ti. However, this is the first time that my GPU is getting to utilize it's full potential. I can now push 1440p at >80fps stable, where before I would get
@@Kyharra Not exactly this video, though several that are similar and each of the similar ones have slightly different methods that depend on whether they're hardware or software focused. His reasoning actually makes sense to me though as to why these types of videos get re-visited. It's that there is an ever-growing amount of people interested in PC building and using, but they may not search back catalogs of content, even if that advice is similar to what would be advised now. So re-visiting the topic in a new video is likely to hit a new amount of audience, both through subscribers and TH-cam search/recommendation.
If you have had your graphics card for a while now, you could try to change the thermal paste to help thermals/ clocks, it costs of course. Also play on lower resolution and or detail.
I had forgotten about most of this! I just assembled most of my build; waiting for the graphics card, but I'm using an R5 5600G so it's still quite usable as is. It's the first build I've done since everything was still IDE. Had to share the fact that I'm using an Antec case I had laying around...found a couple of QA date stamps from 2003! I'm modding the case a bit and will probably get a new case eventually, but I'm doing this to see how cheaply I could build a decent machine.
I have a 1080 TI on water, and I actually had to go back to stock settings because of how often I used it. Started getting horrible coil whine on my OC setting. But I did use it a mine while I slept for 6 months. Just a thing to mention, is when you have older hardware, you could more easily ruin your card as things age.
1) and if you have a laptop you can only HOPE that the Bios allows you to enable these profiles or, at the very least, allow overclocking tools to be utilized. My personal laptop (while it’s actually modified desktop parts crammed in a large folding chassis) only allows me to reach 2400 speeds.
4:25 my Asus z97-m plus auto OCed my i5 4690k to 4.59ghz lol! Such a improvement! Without bogging my head around trying to figure out the voltage and clock. Not sure if only asus went with such hardcore OC but damnn, games really feel a lot better on this old Haswell machine(build it myself brand new but never OCed even tho I got water cooler)
1) ALWAYS do a custom/clean install on all OS's and programs you want to add to your rig. You would be surprised at how much third party crap is loaded into a "Bundle." 2) Always set windows update on a 7 day cycle for updates at like 2 or 3 am. Off peak hours are less annoying than when you need the PC. 3) My most important one. SHUT THE SYSTEM DOWN when you are done or don't intend to use the PC for a few days. When you shut the system down for a day or more, the cache files actually clear. Not only that, a PC that stays on without being used fills the fans and rads with an egregious amount of dust and crap. One more thing. Use 1(ONE) NVMe for boot up and store the rest of your stuff on the other NVMe or SSD. Your boot drive should be free and independent of other non-essential programs. You would be surprised at how much data Windows uses.
if you've had your system for a while now: open it up and vacuum it, the dust build-up decreases cooling rates dramatically. unplug fans when vacuuming them as they may generate EMFs (voltages) high enough to overload and burn components
I used ThrottleStop on an older Intel gaming laptop. Was able to lower thermals significantly, extend battery life, lower noise. Ended the frame stuttering on new scenes and tripled the avg frame rate.
"Your RAM will run at 2133 without XMP". Nope, mine runs at 2400. This really depends on the JEDEC profiles programmed into the RAM. I'm guessing Jay is so used to working with overclocking grade RAM which often doesn't bother with validated JEDEC profiles.
me too. I hate the fact that ryzen master doesn't have an option to apply settings at startup I'd rather just let ryzen do it's auto overclocking that it does right out of the box that way I can go into adv. power settings in windows and turn it on/off when I need
I tried these tweaks on my intel based system on my hdd... and its working significantly well than the balanced preset !!! Awesome man !!! Great job !!!
The best part I love about these you can do it yourself videos is when you come in to my computer shop. Don’t worry I treat you guys good I understand your gaming needs are really important to you. But I love these videos.
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02:00 XMP profile
03:50 cpu auto oc
05:49 gpu tweaks & gpu fan speed
09:35 case fans
11:27 windows startup processes
13:44 windows power plan
Thanks, saved me 13min
Thanks brother
Thx
Finally a decent person on here
Thanks a lot!!!
1 more tip to make your pc faster: dust it! You'll notice much better thermals if you clean your fans from all the built up dust
This is the way
And the CPU heatsink itself.
True. Also, its fun af to clean a pc. Especially the gpu, a few days ago I cleaned my first one. Surprisingly satisfying
I have a new PC though. Just unbuilt with no GPU :(
@@ShehraanHafiz this reply is like an amazon answer saying "i don't know but..."
Start Menu -> Privacy -> Background Apps -> Set the slider to OFF! Unless you use any of these apps in which case do it individually.
It's amazing how much response you gain even on SSDs when you do this. It should be standard practice. Now they just gotta let us control it through GPO so it's not a per profile change
thnks dude
Thank you!
Cripes, why are all these apps even wanting to run in the background! Thanks for pointing that out.
Windows 7 with dx12.
My best advice to anyone with really old pc. Buy SSD. You have no idea how fast everything is after upgrade of this one single part.
Bonus advice: clean the dust with canned air. Seriously.
I've installed a SSD in my gf's laptop. Boot time decreased from 5 minutes down to less than 30 seconds. Smartest upgrade ever.
@@adoniskomplex91 5 minutes is less than 30 minutes as well though
(/j)
@@andrix7777 Typo =)
True. When i bought ssd it was like so big difference nothing will help ur pc to be fast as SSD
An ssd is definitely a larger performance boost, and I'm glad I made that upgrade. But even just having a your OS on a separate mechanical drive will drastically improve the performance of you system as well.
Recently upgraded boot drive to an M.2, got another stick of RAM activating dual channel mode and gave my old GTX 970 a thorough dusting and it made a huge difference! My machine is quieter, cooler and snappier than ever. Those are my recommendations in addition to what Jay said.
Generally yes, but keep it cool and you won’t have a problem!
Single channel to dual channel makes tremendous diff...never run just one stick.
Switching to an M.2 drive will make the biggest difference since the drive is the slowest device in the computer.
The m.2 makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE for sure
@@chrono2959 hey, I have a 3070,a b550e mobo,2x8gb 3600 RAM, and a 5600x cpu,my current ssd is a WD 500gb NAND,would switching that for an M.2,or perhaps 2 of em make any difference in my system? I really appreciate it ✌️
I feel like an opportunity was missed to say "it won't cost you 2 cents."
Now that's all I can think about. Severely disappointed.
I came here to say this
It won't even cost you Jay's two cents
@@spartin964 He is now JayzNoCents
thank you I'm glad I wasn't the only one that thought this
These are my 2 cents...
Just download more ram lol
I clciked on the video looking for this exact comment, was not disappointed:D
Lol, true
Would a ssd work as well.
I support this message
@@ethanfitton6336 tbh I think its ur choice, so I'm pretty sure it doesnt matter
I've owned a PC over 2 years and It took me an embarrassing amount of time to learn that you had to enable special profiles to actually hit your RAM speed :")
Explain please, in detail and what you must do
Same. I was in bios for CPU overclock and didn't find it (MSI Tomahawk BIOS really is a mess to me) and stumbled upon the ram speed on accident, noticing it wasn't set to the speed it is capable of.
@@hayabusablaze hold F5 as you turn your PC on and the select XMP profile
I was like "thought XMP was for overclocking" until I noticed I had to turn it on to run my 1600 RAMs at 1600 instead of just 1333.
@@hayabusablaze Jay explains this in his "what to do after building your PC" video. But look for your memory settings in BIOS and Xmp or memory profile settings, set it to whatever speed of your ram. Then save and exit
Another tip for more advanced users: If your computer is getting old (5-6 years or more), you might want to think about replacing thermal paste. Even if your system isn't not overheating, thermal paste degrades over time, and I believe most thermal paste lose their efficiency after this time (y'all can correct me on this). This also applies to graphics cards.
Thermal paste on graphics card? What?
@@CubeX3 there is thermal paste on your gpus graphics processing unit chip under the heat sink.
I found increasing the fan speed on my GPU made a HUGE difference in frame rates and stability on my XFX 5700xt, I only have to do this when running VR in MSFS but certainly a huge improvement.
That actually has compounded my snails pace machines problem .... I seem to have a dying , rarely working, fan in my laptop that I need to replace .... desktop easy ...laptop , > me nervous
@@MrOpinionCantSignIn Just get a desktop then lol
Idk how much trouble it is, but if its possible in the future, setting up youtube chapters for your videos would really help find things in videos like this that we may already know about or not know about. Thanks for the video Jay!
@@actualartist3082 No it wouldn't. You've already watched the ad at the start of the video and he doesnt run mid video ads
@@yeehaw786 I think he means the total watch time. More watch time TH-cam will recommend the video more
@@yeehaw786 chapters≠ads
Essentially just a time stamp Jay can create.
The deaf guy: "I overclock my fans to %120."
“WHAAAAGHT??”
my brother has an msi laptop, they let you crank it to 150%.... and of course he did. and has a USB cooler, and a lap cooler, and if there was another thing he could stick to it im sure he would
@@bradhaines3142 other than power thats probably really good for a laptop user.
@@angrynerd2103 power? bruh no one in the room could hear themselves talk when that thing was cranking. it was nuts. id walk by and blow at it just to meme at him, on my way up to my much quieter room lol
@@bradhaines3142 ok thats actually hillarious xD
Me:"Tell me has a computer like you ever processed fear?"
*Computer works faster than ever*
Man off culture I see
"RUNNING DODGE.EXE"
"WHY IS THAT A CO-ROUTINE!?"
@@TayoEXE *Dodge.exe has crashed*
😂
I used to threaten my PC about me throwing it out of the window...
I've seen the opposite when it comes to windows high performance plan vs balanced with ryzen. Something about the way core performance boost works, high performance doesn't allow the cores to down clock which means single cores won't boost as high. Alot of games rely heavily on single core performance so you'd be better off keeping the windows balanced plan on if you have Ryzen
This tips may be old information for a lot of your regular viewers, but I love videos like this because I can send them to my not so technical friends or refer it in forums. Well explained, fun and really informative, thanks.
1 tip for amd gpu's when using the ryzen software, Go to performance and click overclock gpu, then write that number down. Then go to overclock vram and write that down too. After all of that go to manual tuning controls and input those number into the corresponding categories. Also turn up the power tuning. This is what I've found to give me a stable overclock without trial and error.
Should I try this with my rx580 4gb cause it’s very inconsistent
@@j.m4a1 I would say yes, if it is unstable turn down the setting a little
Damn for a second I got excited but realized ryzen laptops don't support overclocking
Talk about perfect timing I just opened up TH-cam hoping you had a video up and 30 seconds later
He is the chosen one
The fastest computer I ever saw was flying out of a second-story window LOL
Need to throw it out of a higher window for more fps.
Need to throw it out of a higher window for more fps.
like i did with my ex to make her like me again 😂
@@shaneomac8289 she's shattered for sure.
Does this mean the Apollo Guidance Computer was the fastest computer man has ever used?
You can also change speed of GPU fans directly in Nvidia Overlay. You just have to enable beta option for Nvidia experience.
FINALLY GOT A 3060 FOR MY FIRST BUILD!!!
Been waiting since November 2020
Same! I got a 3070 about a month and a half ago, was waiting since December.
Congrats! I had to get the 6600 XT as it's the only one I can afford with today's market
Got 5600X and 3060Ti Combo not 15days ago... Runs like silky caramel ❤️😍
@@ajishboban1582 not
I recently built a PC and after having done all of your suggestions here, I found that locking all of my CPU cores at one speed gave me a more steady gaming experience. Instead of letting the OS, motherboard or background software raise and lower the clocks as demand changes, I told the CPU how fast to go and it stays there. The result is better response times and frame rates when conditions change in game. The maximum boost clock (dammit Jay now you have me doing it), turbo clock on my CPU is 4.7Ghz. I locked it at 4.4 for all cores. There was no messing with voltages or anything complicated. I simply went into my BOIS and set the CPU Core Multiplier to 44. The experience is smooth and reliable. Sometimes speed is not what you need, simply smoothing the frame rate can make a huge difference.
@@bronzehd6212 I'm not sure it working like a 'Bulldozer' in games is a good thing q:
Now I'm getting FX-8320 single core performance flashbacks...
If it's possible to do this all-core OC through Inte/AMD tools for a profile only when you run games/processor intensive applications, it might save on electricity and longevity while you're just on youtube most of the day. It still retains the stable 1% lows while game is running (or alt-tab minimized) so hopefully still nearly as smooth as a BIOS provided OC.
@@mikfhan you don't need to worry about longevity when overclocking unless you run crazy high voltages
i just want to be able to shut down my computer without it telling me i still have an app open.
Then it will shutdown anyway without waiting your intervention haha
i want to log in without telling the picture to go away
Close your apps first then?
@@TimBoundy why would you need to do manually a job a machine can do for you? Note that this usually happens with the file browser, that is a built-in software in Windows.
Alt + F4 all your apps until you see the shutdown prompt.
If the PC is many years old, a great way to speed things up, without any cost, is a format and fresh install of the OS.
You could just use a hard drive imaging program to take all of the pain out of this process.
I just had my custom build done a microcenter. Picked up the final build yesterday. It's beautiful. Highly recommend the KC location.
When using the auto overclock options available to you make sure your cooling device can handle the pressure the hot cpu is pumping into it, some K series chips can hit close to or above 100c when running an OC
For laptop users that have Nvidia Optimus, disable it or use an external monitor with the display out that is wired to the discrete gpu
Edit: refer to Jarrod'sTech videos on the topic
dear jay ,
because of your video i gained:
from 3.8 ghz to 4.0 (auto oc)
then to my suprise my ram was still at 2600 mhz since i enabled profile 1 in bios but i also had to enable it in my aorus oc app (3600mhz now)
fan speed set to max
thank you !
When you turn on XMP, make sure you set the VCCIO and System agent to 1.2V or else it will shorten and harm your CPU.
When I turned on XMP on my 3600Mhz, The voltage went to 1.45v which is very high and harmful
02:00 XMP profile
03:50 cpu auto oc
05:49 gpu tweaks & gpu fan speed
09:35 case fans
11:27 windows startup processes
13:44 windows power plan
just to help.
My guy you stole this from the top comment
but thanks ig
I had no idea that RAM has a stock limiter. Very useful info, much appreciated 👍🏽
Was fully expecting one of them to be the "Ifixit! EXPLOSION!" kinda disappointed now...
Can't fix that with iFixit....lol
I am on probation! 😎😎😎
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Anyone still running their OS on an HDD needs to go to services.msc and disable sysmain service. While this doesn't matter on SSDs much, this always runs in the background, tracking every click, app, program, and function you perform, and usually uses between 2-8% of your DISK utilization all the time. Stop this service and turn it off. HDD's don't need this running.
huh TIL
I have a SSD but still, I disabled it since it doesn't seem to be relevant
helpdeskgeek calm/help-desk/delete-disable-windows-prefetch/
beware this disables memory compression too
I would LOVE this video in a step by step how-to-do version.
Thanks for great content!
What are your computer specs?
Mainbord:
CPU:
GPU:
RAM:
I can look for you on TH-cam. I bet there already is what you need ;)
But I need to know what parts you have build in your PC. It's diffrent for every company.
greetings from germany
Felix
@@hmcredfed1836 Most appreciated.
I have 10900k, Gigabyte z490 aorus pro ax, 32gb patriot viper steel 3200 mhz ram, Asus Tuf Rtx 3080 OC
@@MadsGranumMusic I send you an e-mail.
Hope that is ok, it is more then you want to discuss on a comment section :P
@@hmcredfed1836 can you shoot me one too I have almost same build but with a i7-10700k
@@hmcredfed1836
Mainbord: B450M PRO4-F
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
GPU: ZOTAC GTX 1650 SUPER
RAM: 2X4GB @3200MHZ DDR4 VIPER RAM
"you have 20 programs launching at startup"
*profusely sweats at my 13 apps*
Yeh, you can shut programs off from starting up. The more you know, right? You must be a noob.
@@hulksmash8159 its a joke...
@@hulksmash8159 hulk smash
@@hulksmash8159 ITS A JOKE
Check your start folder now and then, some software likes to turn load at startup back on without telling you, usually after an update.
Another tip is an old one, disk cleaner, it will appear when you right click on your "C:" drive. It allows you to remove/delete junk from your pc
Ive only built one pc. Its a beast. I managed to do it right before all this covid stuff and the cryptos and all that took over. I also built it after i found JayzTwo. Def my fav youruber now
Love these vids updated every now and then. Thanks!
This video made me check my memory speed. It was set to 2133MHz, that's 1077MHz less than what I expected. Thanks, Jay!
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I'm going to say "don't overclock your CPU/ GPU right now". You generally don't gain hugely from it these days. The extra heat and power will shorten it's life. Not usually enough to be a concern, but if your processor went pop tomorrow, where would you find a replacement right now?
Oh, the good old trusty make your PC faster video, cool
You don't understand how useful they have been to go through after not building a computer since AMD phenom days..
"5 Way to make your PC faster"-
Me: Just strap it to a rocket bro it'll *definitely* be faster then
Underrated lol
It's performance will skyrocket!
A free rocket?
@@Pouroneoutfor50Cent what, do you not have a rocket lying around bruv?
not rocket lake tho
i just replaced my case which has intake fans on the bottom and found out that gpu has better temps in this case, because bottom fans pushing fresh air directly to gpu. mobo chipset also has better temps. now i have 2 intake fans on bottom, 1 back and 1 top exhaust
Nice 👍
Taking apart your current gpu, cleaning the fans and fins, and replacing the thermal paste, is huge for performance. I would do this before overclocking to ensure you can push it to its max without having to worry about thermals.
Another place where not all startup programs are is "Background Apps" in the settings, did not know this one for years and always wondered why I could not find out where some apps were starting without me wanting them to. Hope this helps someone else out!
Every time you do these Jay, I go through and check to make sure I have them all done.
Linux alternatives
05:49 gpu software :: corectrl
11:27 almost not needed, but you can use htop to see unneeded tasks
13:44 gamemode will unleash the power of Linux ;)
Thanks
Even though I've watched almost every pc building video there is to watch XD, this was pretty useful!
Great tips! All good ideas, especially disabling 'start at system start' options on programs (apps) and cranking up our case and GPU fan speeds.
On Ryzen the big thing I did other than update BIOS and tune the memory is actually to undervolt the CPU using a voltage offset - my 3800X was hitting 85C on a 120mm AiO and simply applying a -0.075V negative offset to CPU voltage dropped max temps to 65C with zero hit to performance. Single core boost clocks seemed to actually improve slightly for some reason too.
You can also go into Services and turn off additional updater’s + Programs that you barely use 🇵🇹
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I just download all those pop ups that say they’ll speed up the system. Hasn’t seemed to help but I constantly have IT guys calling and looking at my computer. I just gotta get em 1k in google play cards to get it fixed.
Dude I don't even know if you're being sarcastic
@@alibeksalim7072 This comment is gold. I really do hope hes being sarcastic lol
Me with a Laptop that I can’t do any of this on but chilling on 96 C CPU & GPU when playing Minecraft
There are laptop "trays" with fans built in for cooling.
Throttlestop is always your friend.
At least if you spill water on the cpu or gpu it won't get water damaged
@@0202-n7w yeah mr real shit as if those fans weaker than my ceiling fan gonna help
you can change bios settings, can change memory to faster memory most likely, can de-bloat the OS and can clean the system physically.
Thanks Jay.
New is off the table until prices come back to a reasonable level.
Making a few tweaks to get my tinkering fix and add smoother performance to my machine. This is wonderful Info.
Thank you for this!! Especially number 5!!
CLEAN OUT THE DUST!!! ROFL
I'm always amazed when I get calls to work on PCs from people complaining about how slow their system has gotten or how it's acting strange, and one can of compressed air later all is fixed. LOL Your parts can't cool themselves if the inside of your case looks like a fluff bunny. (Or Dust Puppy for User Friendly fans.)
I always let my clients know if the PC is dirty I won't work on it until it is cleaned so extra charge if I have to do it which is about 99% of the time. No pushbacks at all. It's like they know already.
Great video from a TH-camr I trust! Ty Jay 👍🏻
If you have an old pc the best thing to do is to add an ssd were you put your operating system just make sure that it has some dram and you will notice a big difference in your system responsiveness
SLC cache is enough imo.
Another tip to add to add to these lovely comments:
Clear the following places (type them in run)
prefetch
temp
%temp%
note that temp and %temp% are different
And also go to %programdata% and check if you have any kind of unwanted cache or extra folders
%appdata%, %localappdata% are worth checking for random junk too
what I do to help with performance is 2 things, every year i do a "deep-clean" of my pc. I take it out on my patio with some canned air and blow it out and use an old toothbrush to scrub off filter covers, fan blades and radiator(if i'm using an aio) or fin stack on my air cooler.
the second thing I do every year is catalogue what programs I have installed and then do a fresh install of windows and then promptly follow that up by doing some optimization tweaks to windows(there are many guides out there, use one from somenoe you trust).
of course this is in addition to what Jay has talked about in this video
I have another one. Enable your monitor to use it's highest framerate! Most monitors above 60hertz will need to be manually changed!
This is spending resources, not saving them. Your pc will be faster at lower resolutions, but sacrifices visual continuity.
When you're playing a match, just hit Alt+F4 then enter at the same time! Instant turbo boost!
It's always a special moment when someone falls for that.
Yup! Not a lot of people use this, but it instantly closes out of all unnecessary programs and let's you and your machine focus on productivity boosting applications.
I just went back to this video because I remembered he said "you are hoping the bubble of Etherium and Bitocin is gonna burst". That day is here! It's a good day to build a PC LOL
Ethereum and bitcoin don't even use GPUs
@@lyle9249 mining it more effective with multiple GPUs.
Are you dumb? You cannot mine BTC or ETH with a GPU...
Wow! 20 years with PCs and I had no clue about half of the things that were mentioned here. Thank you!
Great Video. I would recommend "Core Parking" to your system. That means only cores which are needed are running in full speed. The other cores clocks down as low as its possible. So your single core performance takes advantage and your power cost will decrease very much.
How do you do this?
I belive there is a free program called QuickCPU that allows you to tweak such things.
Quick tip on the RAM: If you are on Intel and the XMP just isn't holding, disable Hyper-V / Virtualization in the BIOS.
What does it do?
@@Tydox So, Intel drives RAM at its stock default speed while Hyper-V is enabled because in an enterprise setting, overclocked RAM *can* sometimes cause instability (Edit - While running a virtual machine). Disable Hyper-V / Virtualization in the BIOS and the XMP profile will let the RAM actually hit the speeds you are requesting.
Bear in mind that without Hyper-V, you won't have access to Sandbox mode in Windows.
Bring me another iFixit funny commerical!
ExPlOsIoN!
IFIXIIIIIT!!!!
Are you tired of jay not giving you your favorite commercial? Ifixiiiit!
Thanks for the info!
I built my first gaming pc in January 2020 and while it runs games perfectly fine, the start up and general browsing is slower than before. I have the OS on a SSD along with a couple of games and the rest on a HDD.
I’m thinking of getting a nvme drive and just installing the OS on that thinking that it might speed things up. I will try your tips and some other from the comments too. Great video as always Jay!
A little thing I do that helps with load times and performance is to dedicate a drive to program files and the swap file (virtual memory) the faster the drive the more you will benefit. I boot from a nvme but have an ssd for my program files and swap file. You might think this slows things down but consider that without using another drive the os is using its own files, loading a program and filling the virtual memory. Give it a go n let me know.... ;)
You missed the driver updates for your Mobo/chipset and SSD read/write speeds.
1:17 Gotta love Yahtzee for his Witcher 1 review in 2011 for that
Only free if you already have it, but remember to turn on RGB to max out your FPS!
I dnt have rgb fuck
I will have an RGB RAM.
Glad to see you mentioned the boot up programs in windows. Also if they have an SSD vs M2, get the M2 if possible.
M.2 is just a form factor, it doesn't mean anything. I think you mean an Nvme SSD is better than a SATA SSD
I recently upgraded my CPU to the 5600x. I'm still running a GTX 980 ti. However, this is the first time that my GPU is getting to utilize it's full potential. I can now push 1440p at >80fps stable, where before I would get
i alredy know everything in this video, but i still came here all excited bc i like jayz's videos, idk why its just good to wacth
I needed a small reminder of the little details, also his voice and style of video are just nice.
@@thetalesofdaneandco exactlyyy
Wait what I thought he already made a video titled this?..
@@Kyharra Not exactly this video, though several that are similar and each of the similar ones have slightly different methods that depend on whether they're hardware or software focused.
His reasoning actually makes sense to me though as to why these types of videos get re-visited. It's that there is an ever-growing amount of people interested in PC building and using, but they may not search back catalogs of content, even if that advice is similar to what would be advised now. So re-visiting the topic in a new video is likely to hit a new amount of audience, both through subscribers and TH-cam search/recommendation.
Thanks for the tips Jay :-)
Jay is holding out on us guys. I hear that if you buy Jayztwocents merch, it will increase your real life performance by up to 25%.
If you have had your graphics card for a while now, you could try to change the thermal paste to help thermals/ clocks, it costs of course. Also play on lower resolution and or detail.
I had forgotten about most of this! I just assembled most of my build; waiting for the graphics card, but I'm using an R5 5600G so it's still quite usable as is. It's the first build I've done since everything was still IDE.
Had to share the fact that I'm using an Antec case I had laying around...found a couple of QA date stamps from 2003! I'm modding the case a bit and will probably get a new case eventually, but I'm doing this to see how cheaply I could build a decent machine.
My 3070 gonna come home to me in 3-5 days!!
2 weeks for me.. yay!🙃
My gt 1030 will come with me in 2 years
It's so amazing. Got mine last week.
Hell yeah, thats gonna be a sweet ass day!
learnt alot through this channel
Windows Debloater tools from Chris Titus is something I use on new Windows installs.
I have a 1080 TI on water, and I actually had to go back to stock settings because of how often I used it. Started getting horrible coil whine on my OC setting. But I did use it a mine while I slept for 6 months.
Just a thing to mention, is when you have older hardware, you could more easily ruin your card as things age.
1) and if you have a laptop you can only HOPE that the Bios allows you to enable these profiles or, at the very least, allow overclocking tools to be utilized. My personal laptop (while it’s actually modified desktop parts crammed in a large folding chassis) only allows me to reach 2400 speeds.
Also, if you have a high refresh rate monitor, don't forget to change the refresh rate in Windows to something higher than 60Hz (Windows default) ;)
never switched from one video to the other that fast lmao I love your videos
Jayz: “CPUs are bad as they were last year”
Intel: Y U NO BUY 11gen?
bcoz no guud
Actually, an i5 11400 is $180 (USD) on amazon right now, which is a comparable CPU to a R5 3600.
Because Ryzen is better in every way. Lmao I had to. I am an AMD fanboi though.
@@kasper_429 But you're wrong.
4:25 my Asus z97-m plus auto OCed my i5 4690k to 4.59ghz lol! Such a improvement! Without bogging my head around trying to figure out the voltage and clock. Not sure if only asus went with such hardcore OC but damnn, games really feel a lot better on this old Haswell machine(build it myself brand new but never OCed even tho I got water cooler)
watching the microcenter part is like heaven
excited for the new vid, bet it will be great as always jay, keep it up 👍
Jay I was deadass googling how to make my pc faster and you just so happened to upload this. ( you stalking me man).
1) ALWAYS do a custom/clean install on all OS's and programs you want to add to your rig. You would be surprised at how much third party crap is loaded into a "Bundle."
2) Always set windows update on a 7 day cycle for updates at like 2 or 3 am. Off peak hours are less annoying than when you need the PC.
3) My most important one. SHUT THE SYSTEM DOWN when you are done or don't intend to use the PC for a few days. When you shut the system down for a day or more, the cache files actually clear. Not only that, a PC that stays on without being used fills the fans and rads with an egregious amount of dust and crap.
One more thing. Use 1(ONE) NVMe for boot up and store the rest of your stuff on the other NVMe or SSD. Your boot drive should be free and independent of other non-essential programs. You would be surprised at how much data Windows uses.
if you've had your system for a while now: open it up and vacuum it, the dust build-up decreases cooling rates dramatically. unplug fans when vacuuming them as they may generate EMFs (voltages) high enough to overload and burn components
I used ThrottleStop on an older Intel gaming laptop. Was able to lower thermals significantly, extend battery life, lower noise. Ended the frame stuttering on new scenes and tripled the avg frame rate.
10:47 "boost controller" someones got cars on the brain. lmao, love the content Jay.
"Your RAM will run at 2133 without XMP".
Nope, mine runs at 2400. This really depends on the JEDEC profiles programmed into the RAM. I'm guessing Jay is so used to working with overclocking grade RAM which often doesn't bother with validated JEDEC profiles.
Yeah I’ve seen both
I've had a rough time with ryzen master I'd rather use the bios for AMD overclocking imo
me too. I hate the fact that ryzen master doesn't have an option to apply settings at startup
I'd rather just let ryzen do it's auto overclocking that it does right out of the box
that way I can go into adv. power settings in windows and turn it on/off when I need
I tried these tweaks on my intel based system on my hdd... and its working significantly well than the balanced preset !!! Awesome man !!! Great job !!!
The best part I love about these you can do it yourself videos is when you come in to my computer shop. Don’t worry I treat you guys good I understand your gaming needs are really important to you. But I love these videos.