Ultimate Windows 11 Gaming Performance Optimization Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Want to squeeze every last drop of performance out of Windows 11? Well, this video is for you. By the end, you should have improved FPS in basically any game or even productivity task you perform. These optimizations can help in many places, not just gaming for a few extra FPS, lower latency and higher stability. Speed up your new Windows 11 computer in 2021!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Explanation
00:24 - Updating Windows
01:13 - Download latest GPU Drivers (Nvidia/AMD)
02:19 - Uninstall Old/Unused software
03:25 - Startup/Boot times
04:24 - Audio settings
08:00 - Best Display Resolution + FPS/Hz
09:02 - Windows 11: Ultimate Power Performance Plan
11:11 - Optimizing Windows Settings
14:00 - Windows Gaming Optimizations
14:45 - Optimizing Windows 11 Privacy
17:00 - Adjusting Windows Appearance & Performance
17:36 - Paging file/Virtual Memory
18:48 - Registry Optimizations
20:37 - Cleaning up Windows
21:09 - Disk Cleanup
22:39 - Useful program: QuickCPU
23:54 - Useful program: CCleaner/BleachBit
26:10 - Useful program: TimerResolution
27:18 - Programs and Hardware Acceleration
28:20 - Disabling third-party overlays (Discord, etc.)
28:42 - Defragmenting & Optimizing/Trimming
29:50 - Restart computer
30:34 - Verifying Windows files (Recommended)
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isn't the lower resolution better ? i always get more fps using 1280-720 the standarad
@@Hany_RL720p hasn't been the standard for years now
@@Hany_RL yes the lower your resolution the more fps you get
0:10 ah yes, a man of culture
I am on Windows 10 I do this with the windows logo, I thought it was just me 😂
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@@normalhumanbeing6066 drawing squares around things in your background
i do this too lol
@Swiftypop virtual machine
You are the greatest! I was going to downgrade this because of the performance issues but you have fixed them all!
This is Amazing!. FPS are now much more stable, I see this tutorial much more like tunning the PC like a console focused guide, and it's great!
You secured my life. I didn't even know some things. Absolute added value! Thank you!
Thank you so much, everything helped a lot; you telling everything so clearly was really a helper! You rock man!
Great and amazing video! Sure brought back memories from when built my first gaming desktop. I liked and Subscribed. I just bought a new gaming laptop but I'm in no hurrying for Windows 11 right away. I want to make sure that everything is going well with Ryzen CPUs and other drivers first.
Awesome tutorial vid! Great stuff TC!
The Ultimate Performance option really helped, thanks
Great video, many other videos like this only have some of these optimizations, you have all the ones I’ve seen plus more in one comprehensive video. Awesome job and thanks a lot!
Thank you very much for this long guide ! Just what i needed !
There are multiple things in this video that don't really make any sense to do or there's some additional info needed to be said.
Audio settings: changing format in advanced settings to anything higher than 24 bits 48000hz (which is default) makes no sense if you're not music producer. One reason is that all audio will end up being resampled to no extra benefit and another reason is that if you play any old games (eg. Call of Duty 2) you can encounter stutters or crashes or no audio all together. Mindlessly just putting highest number in the format and forgetting about it could easily make people encounter audio issues and completely forgetting they ever set this and thus having no idea how to fix such problems so just leave it default to prevent running into audio issues.
Power plans: Ultimate power plan is exactly the same as high performance. It's power plan left over from old days of windows vista which is why it's not shown by default.
Honestly nowadays even high performance power plan isn't really useful it just wastes power keeping cpu always at 100% clock and if possible in turbo so balanced power plan with adjusting the slider to best performance is much better option that can save a bit of power when browsing web but still keep the responsivity during gaming.
Multitasking: Turning off window snapping to the sides has absolutely no performance cost while you're gaming and when you alt tab to the desktop to look at something if game drops a frame in the background you don't care it drops frames while you're alt tabbing anyway so having it on or off is just about wanting the feature or not there's no performance hit whatsoever.
Windows appearance & performance: Again just personal preference. setting best performance just removes animations on windows which can make windows feel snappier but it doesn't increase fps in any way because as long as you play games in native fullscreen not borderless fullscreen then the game is being rendered directly to the screen bypassing any kind of desktop compositing for these animation effects. In borderless fullscreen or windowed mode certain settings in this menu do give some performance in few cases but who plays esports titles where that matters in a window right?
Cleaning up windows: deleting temp is completely irrelevant to anything other than disk space being taken and windows automatically clears temp folder periodically so no need to do that.
Disk cleanup: Also completely optional also take note that checking DirectX shader cache will mean it deletes all the already compiled cached shaders so next time you open games you've played you will probably experience more stutter the first time because it will have to recompile all of the shaders on the fly or if game precompiles shaders in the menu/lobby like Warzone you will have to wait minutes for it to recompile everything again. So just take note on that. Sometimes clearing the cache can help resolve visual glitches in games but it's quite rare.
QuickCPU: completely unnecessary because high performance or ultimate performance power plan already has all of these settings pre configured. Also windows doesn't enable core parking by default on win10 due to bugs in task scheduling and barely any power saving benefit so i assume win 11 is exactly the same unless they suddenly got their $hit together.
CCleaner: These are very hit or miss. I've found CCleaner break multiple windows installation over the years so personally i've stopped using it years ago but maybe it's fixed now who knows that's just my experience. I just wanna say create windows restore point before using any kind of cleaning tools just in case so you can restore and don't have to reinstall Windows as whole.
TimerResolution: Programs can adjust timer resolution and many games will do so so i don't really see the point but whatever try it for yourself.
Defragmenting/trimming: just turn on scheduled optimization and select the drives and windows will do it periodically automatically. For mechanical hard drives it might be better to do it manually because if it's heavily fragmented it can take hours and while it's running it will make the drive feel very unresponsive so running it manually you know it's running and you won't be wondering why suddenly your drive is being 100% used by windows. For SSDs weekly trim is enough for normal use. It's even turned on by default like that but it's good to check it's set since trimming extends life of SSDs and also makes it faster by preparing blocks for writing ahead of time.
All the optimization that I need, Thanks man I got my Win10 good performance back ForReal.❤️
I used this on my window 10 and i think i get 300+ fps to 250 - 275 and i think its not good like its prob. My fault too because i tried this in my win. 10
So helpful! Hope to see more
Setting up my pc after a fresh buy having used windows 10 for years, super helpful my guy - thanks.
Audio frequency matters when it comes to latency btw. It's not always about how high it can go but how "fast" it can go.
I just started gaming on pc and was frustrated with the performance i was getting ( setup AMD ryzen 5 5600x/ 3060ti /32 gb corsair vengeance/ ect...) this video is INVALUABLE. Thank you!!
Thanks man! Your video tutorial helped a lot ^^
You're good at explaining things properly, and your voice is somehow surprisingly soothing.
Thank you for your work on this video man.
his sound remind me old game "Lords of the realms" The voice gives you info. Especially on off XD
I don't mind if this would make a single difference in my pc, but the way you explain each and everything, I am completely amazed buddy, I wish you keep this work up to more, really appreciated your hard work.
Regards,
what we need is a microsoft certified person to guide us on how to configure our gaming computers for good performance.
and a coffee plis
Pay more
More money for Bill Gates
NO, this should work out of the box
no microsoft ppl stuff u up
Fabulous video, Thanks!
Thank You So Much, It Does Increase My FPS And Optimized Speed As Same Like My Old Windows 7 OS.
Thank You :)
halfway in
from 60 fps to 80 so far so great new sub to you :)
Thank you so much I went from low fps with an extra low setting to high fps with the highest settings! Your guide has helped me so much with my gameplay even tho I have really high ping (200-400) it helped nevertheless. Keep up the content ur a legend!
Thanks for the absolute great video!!!
This video helped so much thank you! My frames would always stutter often. After I followed the steps in this video it no longer happens : )
That guide is in-depth! Wow. It exceeds expectations: 11/10
they are indeed capable of good things, all down to manufacturer/s how theyll tune the sound
Just a tip for laptop users: If you set your processor power management to 100% expect extreme overheating. I think 95-98% on maximum is enough and 90% on min also does it good. Even just a few percentage of lowering this from 100% can make your baby run on less heat. Its especially important for us as things are more squeezed together and its much easier for the hardware to heat up.
Thanks great Tip!
Won't this lower my fps?
@@cynz5294 very insignificant impact
@@kronos711 ok
Thanks i was going to do 100% but went to see comments to see if this improved someones preformance than i saw this
ITS WORKING! nice job dude
Wow,this was amazing!
Me: *starring at this video for no reason*
Also me: *look's at my pc*
my pc: "is that gonna help you?"
22:35 The Literally One Hour Note made me check the time on the bottom right before and after cleanup and found out it took only 20 mins. 😂😂
Thx for the video bro. :)
Very useful video, it helps a lot.:)
This has helped me so much with my new gaming laptop
Big thanks
Thanks dude for dropping this " you have a nice voice dud, Nice!"
Not sure what worked, but definitely it worked. Awesome video. Highly recommended. After 4 months of RTX 4090 I now get the full potential. Boost of 20 odd fps but way smoother. Thanks
I have 4090 what's your gpu usage
Nice tutorial video!
Thanks so much... I love the way you explay everythings and I like your voice very much... thanks :D
Thank you sooooo much! Now instead of getting only like 40-50 FPS, I'm getting 100-240 FPS thanks! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks!!! My frame rates went up dramatically.
Is your frames better in windows 11 or 10
@Aditya Narayan my pc is i3 4160 with gtx 1050 ti I have small stutters on apex this update might just fix that hopefully. Thank you for the reply and dedication to record that data for me
@Aditya Narayan soon as I get home from working im gonna record some data and let you know if it was worth the upgrade on my low end pc. I’ll be back in a few days
THE BEST VIDEO EVER SEEN ON TH-cam...I CAN'T DESCRIBE MY FEELINGS IN WORDS FOR YOU...ALL I CAN SAY IS THANK YOU💖
seems to be working. thanks man good stuff
22:24 how would u use that file for previous versions to go back to windows 10?
@@praveen582 I don’t have that option? Would this work with the insider dev build or not?
I realised u need to go into recovery under updates in settings, was able to go back to windows 10
just installed windows 11 few hours ago and i love it. Didin't notice any drops in warzone actually i just followed your guide for optimization and i think i'm gonna have even more fps than i had on windows 10 since before this guide the fps was the same as it was on win 10. thank you, subscribing :)
how is it in other games including WZ? more fps or just a better smooth gameplay than win10
@@Kiro_I0 don’t expect a huge difference, and also note that win 11 will be using more cpu core utilization for an even distribution.
the fuck r u playing on? the first thing i noticed when updating both warzone and win 10 was massive fps spikes from 110 to 50
My fps dropped after updating to win 11 from 60 minimum to 30 minimum. When I first bought my laptop I used to get really high fps and good temps for a laptop, all are suddenly lost.
Same I got a major boost in fps. Did a fresh install cause I had storage space being taken up by nothing.
Should of just figured out the storage issue. Because after the rereinstall the performance is 👎 lol. Now I'm gonna redo everything step by step.
Idk why the reinstall would f my performance. But it did e.e
Great video. Thank you:)
Soooo helpful. Thank you.
Very straight forward guide with zero risk, only rewards of FPS! If you are seriously scared, just make a system restore point. = )
Yes
You sound like a 20+yo Stewie Griffen lol
Thanks for the tips! Forgot a few of the tips and this helped quite a bit!
thanks for the tip man it helped me a lot
When i had watched half the video i tested a game out. The preformance was SO much better! Thanks!
26:58 this depends on the specific game. most games manually set the timer resolution. also the resolution is global. so if you have any software on your computer that sets it quicker than all your stuff will run quicker.
this explains why it makes some games why more response for some people but does nothing for others
can you do a guide of how to have an awesome voice like yours?
Ikr
@@nickrest8136 no you dont kick rhymes
Vocalize and check some siging couching, it actually works with talking too
shure sm7b
If you're asking about the mic, it's probably VB-Audio's Voicemeeter. Look it up.
very helpful, thanks 👍
Your a real genius!....this fixes the lower fps in games on windows 11! Thanks alot
hey, do you think you could explain your registry changes, im hesitant to change those files especially without knowing what said changes do.
tutorial is somewhat useful, but i would Not recommend unexperienced users to mess with regedit. The first edit i think was for network speed limit removing, but other edits were less safe for stability or made the pc prioritize games
@@f0gpie hmm, I see
man that was great thanks a lot !
thanks dude, you really helped me out
*The 7 F's in Regedit should be 8
7 8's?
He means to type in the letter F 8 times instead of 7 as originally stated in the video
@@sinnirr Is is valid for Windows 10 also?
fun fact: the balanced power plan is the BEST power plan for a laptop, don’t listen to people saying change it to high performance, because it kills your battery oh yeah also balanced power plan is better than all power plans, lol.
@@SevenTix431 Kills your battery for better performance. Use it on battery only. Plugged in? use high performance.
DO NOT, use the High Performance power plan if you're running latest gen Ryzen. They work better on balanced. Please follow these "guides" with care.
What about ryzen 5 4600h ??
Hm, that's odd. I get vastly better frame rates with the "GameTurbo" plan with my Ryzen 9
Ryzen 7 too?
You are sure?
What about ryzen 5600g
NO WAY!!!!!!! This actually worked 😂 I used to have stuttering in warzone now I reach 100 FPS with an average of 90. I have a really good gaming laptop so I was confused why the FPS wasn't better. Thanks man!
Omg thank you so much its helping a lot!!!!
was expecting something new or interesting, but these are all standard Windows 10 tips that we should all know already
windows 11 didnt change much
they changed only some visual details and some improvements under the hood. Dont expect much
@@sentfromheaven00 Yeah not enough to justify a change.
@@sentfromheaven00 well, the cover of the book changed, but not the book you know.
@@f0gpie lot of backend stuff to making gaming better than secure actually.. its a lot harder for cheat providers to cheat on windows 11 which means win11 makes the gaming community safer and BETTER... a lot of current cheats in call of duty for example require windows 10 for a reason.. easier to exploit
From 40-170fps in CSGO, best video ever, I've tried many other optimization videos before, but nothing helped me THAT much, thank you so much 💪❤️
true?
@@saihh it worked for me, every PC is different, so you'll never know if you don't try it
@@JustCervus k imma do it
@@JustCervus for mine win 10 is 140 win 11 90 aft these steps 100
You win 130 fps im 70 fps in csgo ?
super helpful. well done.
This helps so much. You got a sub from me!
Can anyone explain what is the use of regedit process. Also, I would advice anyone to not conduct the regedit process if you are not sure what the process actually does. Leave performance tuning and all that stuff to the trusted softwares like geforce experience or radeon settings to do. Also I was wondering whether turning off hybrid mode(MUX switch) would also lead to the battery options set to video quality?
use standard windows settings if possible, theyre easy to navigate and can be reverted if oops happened
timer resolution doesn't force the cpu to run at max speed. it adjusts timing in windows apps.
it lowers input delay on the monitor
@@powerfitz_ ok
Thanks men, this video really help me with my new Windows eleven
*man
Thanks for the info!
Be honest, as a gamer & streamer, is it best to stick with windows 10 or get windows 11 and follow this guide? I want to ensure minimal bugs and issues, while making sure im on max FPS and performance.
I'm on windows 11 and followed this guide. My performance from win 10 has increased exponentially so I would switch.
Windows 10 if you have an AMD CPU at this point. Other than that not sure.
@@caiden946 how much so?
@@TroubleChute For AMD users We should probably wait till they fix everything :D
I have an AMD processor been running w11 for months with no performance issues at all. It’s no better or worse than Windows 10, does boot a bit faster though.
Just a helpful reminder: You shouldn't optimize or defrag your SSDs, as it does nothing for the drive's performance. On the contrary, it can decrease your SSD's lifespan.
Ye true
Really ? Could u explain why ? :o
great video thanks for your tips! Have a great Day.
Wow what a great video very dense of useful info. Ty
Didn't know watching someone typing 7 F's could be so satisfying.
sus
Windows 11 Game mode at present overrides your power plan settings and even if you try to select the power plan manually per game via gaming > game mode> Graphics
Awesome video bro thx a lot
thanks for the video ❤
Well that escalated quickly
I had a terrible glitch where my fps dropped everytime I moved my mouse. Painful to say the least, luckily having the revert to windows 10 saved me
You can actually fix the problem
@@KESkin929 nothing worked, went though reg and everything, turned out its windows support for higher polling rate on mice, so higher end mice with a 1000hz polling aren’t that optimised driver wise, turning it down fixed it since it’s mainly used for consumer grade mice as 125hz but. 250 and 500 also gave great boosts.
@@inferno2xx i havent issues with playin on Windows 11 🤔🤔
I tried to revert to windows 10 with the built in option and got bootloop, did you use bootable USB?
@@Pawlash no, I just installed t wthout, I used the dev channel
One of the best tutorial I see!
thanks for this vidéo! She's very complete :D
Hey dude, there a trick that boost my gaming performance drastically, is by turning off game DVR feature using regedit. Please consider making video about that, my fps in Valorant just went like 30fps to 120fps, stable
And, your tips are also very useful and important too :v combining your tips and disabling DVR give me a big boost in game FPS. Thanks a lot, man!
Edit: Bruh, I'm suprised that many people got problem turning off game DVR using regedit. Actually you can turn off game DVR using Windows setting too, which is Xbox game bar in Gaming > Xbox game bar.
Also, I'm sorry for bricking your PCs if you've tried with regedit before :
can u explain how to do it
Is there a video in youtube that has a tutorial for this?
@@JJ-np4nk A lot, actually, I can confirm that. go search for it dude :v
@@JJ-np4nk you dont need any third party software just search up how to turn off game dvr
I don't think this is a nice idea bro did something with my regedit then I got the black screen issue .
Even I called It CCCleaner, until I realized it was CCleaner.
LOOL SAME
Omg thank you so so much. My fps drops but it stays on yellow and more longer higher and great fps thank you so much. This will help me a lot. I've searched a long time finally found it.
ive learned quite a bit from this lmao thanks man
You missed the most important setting in the power setting, which is PCI Express -> Link State Power Management -> set to OFF.
this is default for ultimate performance
like plugged in and on batter both we should turn off??
what about ''turn off hard is after..'' what should i set it to? 20 minutes or 0 ? on both plugged in & battery
Me the second I click on the video : Ok let's optimize my windows
Me 10 sec later : his window looks weird
Me after realizing it's windows 11, not windows 10 : hippoty hapoty I'm leaving your property
loved this video ❤️
nice clip bro, good luck!
Can you do a comparison of a game before and after the optimizations?
yes pls
Ayo 69 likes
no because most of this stuff doesn't actually do anything to increase performance. buying better hardware is the only way to increase it.
Great tips thanks, IMO ref: defragging. Most SSD manufacturers will recommened not defragging SSD's as it reduces the life for little to no improvements.
its perfectly fine to optimise them, windows is smart enough now, it will defrag an hhd and trim an ssd.
@@Chilledoutredheadi have laptop with only 2 disk all ssd. Can i defrag them?
@@user-cl7pm7zm3x windows 10 and 11 wont 'defrag' your SSD like it used to with HDD, its called optimised, and im not smart enough to know all that it does, but it will tidy up your files and help the health of the SSD, its perfectly fine and designed for SSDs
A must watch video for anyone with a fresh windows 11 install. I'm actually amazed you were able to compress "how to make windows stop running bullshit" down to 30 minutes.
Very welcoming. Thank you.
Thank u my fps jump from 60 to 144
60 fps is already good
@@NateFosse it is, im stuck at 20 fps all the time, and i already consider it fast.
@@BD4G1 turn off vsync/or set youre dedicated gpu as prefered in youre computer settings
@@BD4G1 it's not. Especially for higher refresh rate monitors with a G-Sync (or FreeSync).
I think I accidentaly down my hertz to 40 instead of keeping at 60 ._. this is very very smoother as I used 40 hertz for 2 weeks thanks!
I was using my 165Hz monitor or 60 Hz for weeks, you're not the only one
1 of the best guides absolutely recommend it.
Thanks a lot it helped me bring my laptops life back
Thanks it really took me from 50 FPS
To 100+
Ive got like 300 to 270-250 fps like it doesn't changed anything
Great video! But you don't need to defrag an SSD due to it's random accessing of stored data. This will (even if small) just negatively effect the lifetime of the drive.
defrag is for hdd it will make 0 difference on an ssd
the reason it makes a difference on a hdd is on a write a hdd writes files to random locations on the pyscial platter and becasue its a moving media defraging moves this data to make it more optimal to access quickly
on an ssd a defrag just wears it out quicker
conclusion: defrag an hdd and not an ssd
@@CoolerFN15 he is not defraging the SSD it's an optimization that's different than the defrag, it will use the TRIM, Trim mode will scan all SSD blocks for erasable data. It will erase them instead of keeping them as erasable data. The operation in detail is a little more complex: unused pages must be combined in blocks that will then be deleted, and pages used in other blank blocks or containing non-effable data, it definitly optimize the speed and the the lifespan of the SSD.
@@Osaka28Tv bro i was just saying that you should not defrag an SSD I didn't say that anyone did