This isn't my favorite method of timer resolution so I might come out with a preferred method too sometime in the future for a custom timer resolution Edit: *cough cough* Amit’s version might be on its way in a future video
I used this in like 2019 to boost FPS in CSGO because I saw it on youtube and I installed it on my slow ass office PC. I genuinely never noticed a change in anything. And to be honest it's such a small difference that it isn't really that important. Interesting topic non the less. Great channel btw, keep up the vids
Thx so much, I was hearing a lot about timer resolution lately and playing around with it myself and just couldn't notice a difference no matter how hard I tried. Thx for this explanation
this one of most legit and truthful channels from guiding side clear explanation and straight to point i have 1 request if u could do guide on how to stabilize your ping and stop packet loss and lag spikes if u could that would so helpful
Amit's fine-tuning timer resolution works even better. You should check out different intervals around .5 (.506, 5.1 etc). Sleep delta changes dramatically with it. Would be cool to see some capframex results with them as well.
WHAT!!! I came into this video thinking that youtube is recommending some random video explaining how the windows clock works. MY GOD. WHAT DID I STUMBLE UPON?!
Just so people have this clear, this timing doesnt affect your game's main systems directly, just some of the background stuff the game does. Ofc modern engines are huge so you can measure some impact. (From the tiny bit of reading ive done it looks like the performance impact is likely to be from re-awakening slept threads. When I tested for my own engine, sleeping the thread to cap the fps consistently made each frame ~1-2ms longer than intended)
Sorry to interject but ISLC has been unhelpful for a while since it was only needed on older Windows 10 builds. It's most often better to not use it at all nowadays
If you are not cpu bottlenecked it usually performs very well and improves your input lag. If you are, I highly suggest not modifying it since it will very likely cause stability issues with inputs.
Dont use CTR anymore if you are on windows 10 and 11 there is no need anymore this will actually create problems with your mouse aspect ratio and you will find that you will be missing shots by pixels do not use this. If you do keep this in mind.. only time id use this is if i only had 8gb of memory and really needed extra ram memory
You also shouldn't do this at all on a laptop, since those tend to have dynamic timer resolution depending on the required accuracy, to maximize performance and battery life.
When I hit maximum in the timer resolution app it sets it to 0.497 and then when I hit it again it goes to 0.500 but then when I close out and reopen it the value goes back to 1.000. Got any fixes?
Hi I used the translator and I did not understand well Why use the program? And you have modified it Already on the registry? Can't I put 0.5 Here GlobalTimerResolutionRequests ؟؟؟
you have to do some more steps: open cmd as admin and type bcdedit /set useplatformclock yes bcdedit /set disabledynamictick (for desktop put NO, for notebook put YES) bcdedit /set useplatformtick no then you need to use ISLC to set timer, and put it as low as possible (like 0.001). I've bench and all latency went down and fps up to go back to stock (in case didn't work well for u): bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock bcdedit /deletevalue disabledynamictick yes bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformtick
I used it for like a year but I disabled it some time in early 2024. Never noticed a change at all. But it's just cleaner without it since I wouldn't need to install it on a new system and it's not in my taskbar tray
Khorvie do you think it's worth upgrading to windows 11? I'm on the latest version of windows 10 and I've been thinking about upgrading but I'm not sure... All I do is play games and do 3D modeling on my PC anyways.
Quick question Khorvie. So I had my latencymon for my nvidia drivers down to like 300 before but not I'm getting spikes of like 1100 on it. Would be best to ddu and just reinstall the driver? I just hate doing that because my Fortnite is always laggy for a while after trying to redo shaders. Let me know or just leave it.
@@khorvietech Ah yeah I know that, but I'm just not able to download the free version. It just refreshes the page when I click on the link to download it.
from quick googling i've come to the conclusion that nothing actually changes if you change how clock works, second irl is not a second in pc anymore so after that it calculates not frames per second, but something like frames per 0.95 seconds your fps numbers go bigger but they are invalid :^)
The timer being lower allows it to decipher changes at that number, so it’s mostly great for latency sensitive tasks. If you look into delta and standard deviation you can learn a great deal more from timer res too
Ive seen on a savitarax vid that win11 automaticky reset your timer resolution so like ive use an .bat file that set my timer resolution at the maximum on every log on but idk if with the regestry work qlso
I used it on the family computer with Windows XP. I don't think it made a big difference but trust me I needed to squeeze every last drop from that piece of junk lol.
hey just a question do i need this program open all the time? sorry if its a dumb question i just noticed on the last benchmark the worst performing one was labeled unopen which im guessing means timer resolution not open
So in ISLC there is an option to change timer resolution, is this effectively the same thing ? works for me on windows 11 and says my time resolution is 0.5ms
If you can set it up to its exact sensor it would help, but outside of that I don’t think it does if someone says to apply a random low number, I was one of those people at one point
I think timer resolution or at least this method only works well with specific engines. Fortnite has clear benefits from it at 0.5 but my FPS in Doom Eternal, which runs on OpenGL, halved from averaging about 160 ish to 80. 160 being the app closed and 80 being the app on in 0.5. I believe i remember seeing about 120 ish average on 1ms. And its definitely not because of my CPU because im averaging about 60ish percent usage.
Hi Khrovie, i dont have the "DistributeTimers" reg dword in my kernel directory. Do i also need to create that or it doesnt matter? Im on windows 11 also
I can notice benefits by removing windows overlay in dx11 games like rocket league.. i can tell thru testing, been multiple times where i boot rocket league and go "nah i feel like rubber wtf is dis" then use the volume dial and notice wi dows overlay is on, i recomend a video on this one, maybe it affects other apps less, equally, or more? And why? ❤
@khorvietech Ah okay, I've heard that it should only be disabled on some old systems because on newer systems it can even Gove worse performance if disabled. I don't even know tho lol, thank you!
So I've tried this method on my laptop which has an i5-13500HK and when I did the regedit edit, it caused a lot of stutters in my game, like an unplayable amount. Any fixes for this? Or is this because of the CPU
A few years ago i had constant micro stutters when playing Black Desert Online. I tried everything and the ONLY thing that solved the stutters was increasing the timer resolution. So, it actually has an effect. Not sure if it improves system responsiveness tho. BTW it would be great if somebody gets amit's timer resolution tool.
using valorant as an example, sometimes when the game ends and i go to main menu my pc gets completely frozen for like 1 minute and then come backs as normal, could it be because of timer resolution? in game itself i dont have a single lag its just when the game ends
@@khorvietech i dont have a high cpu/disk usage when this happens, thats why i find it weird, did ur whole performance 2024 guide with a fresh windows install, can something comes in mind that might be causing this issue? obs: it is only with valorant specific, maybe its a game problem aswell
@@khorvietech tu and fo u think islc is ACTUALLY useful ? Btw can u make a video about debloating ds4windows cuz it takes 15 % of my cpu usage and I dont think thats normal
Correct me if im wrong but i thought that timer resolution did not work in win10 2004, but that every version BEFORE 2004 worked properly without needing to set the reg key
Also just something to add, in older win10 versions which don't need the reg key, usually need the bcdedit useplatformtick yes added, otherwise timer resolution will give funky numbers like 0.496
This isn't my favorite method of timer resolution so I might come out with a preferred method too sometime in the future for a custom timer resolution
Edit: *cough cough* Amit’s version might be on its way in a future video
let's goo
I try I.S.L.C. and is good for mw3, and the other task
Thanks you
i have a question, is this app similar to intelligent standby list cleaner? and if it is, do i need to do the registry thing, to make it work?
oh yeah I will love to see the capframe results in fortnite with amits method! thanks already for benchmarking this version!
I used this in like 2019 to boost FPS in CSGO because I saw it on youtube and I installed it on my slow ass office PC. I genuinely never noticed a change in anything. And to be honest it's such a small difference that it isn't really that important. Interesting topic non the less. Great channel btw, keep up the vids
Thx so much, I was hearing a lot about timer resolution lately and playing around with it myself and just couldn't notice a difference no matter how hard I tried. Thx for this explanation
i deadass get happy when i see a khorvietech upload
:)
this chanel only makes valuable videos
I try :)
I subscribed. You single-handedly helped me optimize my new Windows 11 PC.
for who lazy
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\kernel
Thanks
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this one of most legit and truthful channels from guiding side clear explanation and straight to point
i have 1 request if u could do guide on how to stabilize your ping and stop packet loss and lag spikes if u could that would so helpful
There’s a lot of variables that go into that, but might be able to do something
@@khorvietech thank you i would apperciate it a ton
@@khorvietech please for mw3
Amit's fine-tuning timer resolution works even better. You should check out different intervals around .5 (.506, 5.1 etc). Sleep delta changes dramatically with it. Would be cool to see some capframex results with them as well.
Amit deleted all his GitHub stuff last I checked
@@khorvietech Amit got an account suspension from github
@@khorvietech he posted a tweet saying he made a new twitter account and new github with all the old stuff
@@khorvietech there are a few google drive depositories with Amit's original programs
@@khorvietechyeah he renamed himself idk why
this guy is the most realistic performance guy you'll find, none of the +8000fps guides from a potato set up, just general tips.
WHAT!!! I came into this video thinking that youtube is recommending some random video explaining how the windows clock works. MY GOD. WHAT DID I STUMBLE UPON?!
10/10 this has been bothering me for two years now thank you so much!
Love the vids bro super helpful ❤
Glad you think so
Hello Khorvie, why don't you create your own light version of Windows 10? It would be a great idea, I would use it 🤯
this is a smartest rock i even know
Most creative rock I’ve seen.
thanks for confirming that it doesn't work in windows 10
Just so people have this clear, this timing doesnt affect your game's main systems directly, just some of the background stuff the game does. Ofc modern engines are huge so you can measure some impact. (From the tiny bit of reading ive done it looks like the performance impact is likely to be from re-awakening slept threads. When I tested for my own engine, sleeping the thread to cap the fps consistently made each frame ~1-2ms longer than intended)
idk how u still have 30 k followers with this fresh content
another absolute BANGER.
Last time i checked, most modern games set timer resolution automatically to 0.5ms. But that was some years ago on Win10.
I don’t believe I saw that it did that in current day 11, but you might be right in the past
Hey Khorvie, what is your opinion on ISLC (Intelligent Standby list cleaner)?
Works fundamentally the same
@@khorvietech Thx, appreciate the awnser, keep up the W work !
Sorry to interject but ISLC has been unhelpful for a while since it was only needed on older Windows 10 builds. It's most often better to not use it at all nowadays
If you are not cpu bottlenecked it usually performs very well and improves your input lag. If you are, I highly suggest not modifying it since it will very likely cause stability issues with inputs.
Damn last time I heard anything about this program has to be like 2012-2013? Cool that it's still being used in 2024.
amitvx tweak for custom timer resolution is probably the best
hi khorvie i love u. also 1k views an hour bro ur doing good
@@khorvietech also question, im on windows 10 so i just leave it alone for best results, correct?
It only works on very old windows 10 and all of windows 11
should i minimize the program or close it ?
Dont use CTR anymore if you are on windows 10 and 11 there is no need anymore this will actually create problems with your mouse aspect ratio and you will find that you will be missing shots by pixels do not use this. If you do keep this in mind.. only time id use this is if i only had 8gb of memory and really needed extra ram memory
There is a program called islc which is like timer resolution but optimized memory ( I just realized that you saw this before sorry 😐
Basically works exactly the same as Timer res
Finally bro thank you ❤️❤️
"Sponsored by myself" biggest flex existing 🤖
Prosseslasso PLZ MY GUY
Process Lasso* but I agree, pliz
Specifically stuff like Performance Mode and ProBalance in it
my cat woke me up and this is first vid i saw alredy subbed haha lol
Can you talk about custom operating systems like tiny11,10, ghost spectre, atlas and if it’s worth installing
It’s been something I wanted to do for sure
@@khorvietech better to debloat a windows image with winutil
@@khorvietech please do it i was never been able to find a video like this it will help us for sure
Truly a goated pc tech guy.
*Khorvie Tech, this isn't related to your video but I want to know which major Windows 10 version has most fps*
Windows 10 Pro 22h2
Couldn’t say, would need to benchmark
@@khorvietech What do you recommend for gaming, Windows 10 or 11?
@@StingRayMart windows 10 bro, windows 11 are heavy
@@StingRayMart *They're the same, windows 11 has more ram usage tho*
You also shouldn't do this at all on a laptop, since those tend to have dynamic timer resolution depending on the required accuracy, to maximize performance and battery life.
If its not used in newer win versions why change it back? Isnt the new service better?
It is used it newer versions, it only works in windows 11
man what a great video
When I hit maximum in the timer resolution app it sets it to 0.497 and then when I hit it again it goes to 0.500 but then when I close out and reopen it the value goes back to 1.000. Got any fixes?
Third time I'm asking for an Apex optimization FPS and Latency
Would like to see that too.
Hi
I used the translator and I did not understand well
Why use the program?
And you have modified it
Already on the registry?
Can't I put 0.5
Here GlobalTimerResolutionRequests ؟؟؟
It works to reduce system latency, but only works on windows 11
Hey khorvie! Can you make a tutorial on how to properly benchmark using CapframeX and LatencyMon next?
Perhaps, might be a worthwhile video :)
@@khorvietech You should actually, because there aren't many videos around this specific topic
Why do my timer resolution change when I play a steam game
you have to do some more steps: open cmd as admin and type
bcdedit /set useplatformclock yes
bcdedit /set disabledynamictick (for desktop put NO, for notebook put YES)
bcdedit /set useplatformtick no
then you need to use ISLC to set timer, and put it as low as possible (like 0.001). I've bench and all latency went down and fps up
to go back to stock (in case didn't work well for u):
bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock
bcdedit /deletevalue disabledynamictick yes
bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformtick
also 1% lows will be way better
@@gustavomartins2924please do not do this, this is completely unnecessary, everything here is completely placebo
You should do a SCEWIN video if it works or not and which one are the best options
I used it for like a year but I disabled it some time in early 2024. Never noticed a change at all. But it's just cleaner without it since I wouldn't need to install it on a new system and it's not in my taskbar tray
Great vid, I use ISLC, do u recommend keep using it? plz test it and lemme know ❤❤
Should work fundamentally the same
@@khorvietech TY maestro
Bro can you explain about disable SMT? if it has no consequences i will using it
It can lower latency but potentially affect performance
Khorvie do you think it's worth upgrading to windows 11? I'm on the latest version of windows 10 and I've been thinking about upgrading but I'm not sure... All I do is play games and do 3D modeling on my PC anyways.
I think both versions have their pros and cons
Up to you
Quick question Khorvie. So I had my latencymon for my nvidia drivers down to like 300 before but not I'm getting spikes of like 1100 on it. Would be best to ddu and just reinstall the driver? I just hate doing that because my Fortnite is always laggy for a while after trying to redo shaders. Let me know or just leave it.
Yeah give it a shot with ddu, shaders doesn’t normally take too long to redo
having discord open already sets timer to lowest, no need for any of this
such a legend
Anyone able to download the free version? When I click on the link for it, it pretty much just refreshes the page.
Free version should work just fine, paid version is a ripoff
@@khorvietech Ah yeah I know that, but I'm just not able to download the free version. It just refreshes the page when I click on the link to download it.
same issue for me
from quick googling i've come to the conclusion that nothing actually changes
if you change how clock works, second irl is not a second in pc anymore
so after that it calculates not frames per second, but something like frames per 0.95 seconds
your fps numbers go bigger but they are invalid :^)
The timer being lower allows it to decipher changes at that number, so it’s mostly great for latency sensitive tasks. If you look into delta and standard deviation you can learn a great deal more from timer res too
Hi, thanks for your videos, can you do a video, or some videos, about bios settings? I have AMD by the way. Best regards!
**ur such a skibidi rizz**
Ive seen on a savitarax vid that win11 automaticky reset your timer resolution so like ive use an .bat file that set my timer resolution at the maximum on every log on but idk if with the regestry work qlso
I used it on the family computer with Windows XP. I don't think it made a big difference but trust me I needed to squeeze every last drop from that piece of junk lol.
Thanks for this new video as always
Both should provide the same function so go for it
@@khorvietech Thx
hey just a question do i need this program open all the time? sorry if its a dumb question i just noticed on the last benchmark the worst performing one was labeled unopen which im guessing means timer resolution not open
Yeah you’re gunna want to leave the app opened for best results
Group Policy Editor video when? Gotta be one of most simple tools to improve Windows 10\11 performance.
Been something I’m looking into, don’t have a date on it yet
I’m confused what is the practical benefit to doing this? Reduces overall system latency so beneficial for competitive gaming?
Pretty much
So in ISLC there is an option to change timer resolution, is this effectively the same thing ? works for me on windows 11 and says my time resolution is 0.5ms
Yup, basically same thing
@@khorvietech Ty for answering. I had the same question. Good to know!
do you think the data queue size values matter? like it if actually lowers delay like everyone says or is it placebo
If you can set it up to its exact sensor it would help, but outside of that I don’t think it does if someone says to apply a random low number, I was one of those people at one point
Hey Khorvie! What about Intelligent Standard Lists Cleaner by Wagnardsoft?
Should work effectively the same
Full BIOS settings guide next?
I think timer resolution or at least this method only works well with specific engines. Fortnite has clear benefits from it at 0.5 but my FPS in Doom Eternal, which runs on OpenGL, halved from averaging about 160 ish to 80. 160 being the app closed and 80 being the app on in 0.5. I believe i remember seeing about 120 ish average on 1ms. And its definitely not because of my CPU because im averaging about 60ish percent usage.
Interesting 🤔
@@khorvietech I will try Amits version later and test different intervals to see what results i do get.
next video on filter keys? does it do anything?
Ma man on fire 🔥🔥🔥
Hi Khrovie, i dont have the "DistributeTimers" reg dword in my kernel directory. Do i also need to create that or it doesnt matter? Im on windows 11 also
I don’t think so, just the one shown in the video
Would u be willing to make a video on process lasso? I’m particularly interested in if it will boost performance in valorant!
It’s something on my plate for sure
I can notice benefits by removing windows overlay in dx11 games like rocket league.. i can tell thru testing, been multiple times where i boot rocket league and go "nah i feel like rubber wtf is dis" then use the volume dial and notice wi dows overlay is on, i recomend a video on this one, maybe it affects other apps less, equally, or more? And why? ❤
I’ll try looking
What’s your thought on XOS and other optimized windows installations?
Usually for people that don’t want to spend the time manually tweaking
is windows 11 worth switching to for timer res? I've heard that windows 11 is essentially worse to game on by others
I’ve heard mixed results, but the performance can still be really good on win 11, I don’t think there’s too big a difference
Idk if I've asked this before but what do you think about disabling HPET? Should it be left alone or disabled?
im not personally a fan of it but idk if thats the best choice or not
@khorvietech Ah okay, I've heard that it should only be disabled on some old systems because on newer systems it can even Gove worse performance if disabled. I don't even know tho lol, thank you!
Another W video as always
So if I want to use timer resolution, I should switch to windows 11? Also, which windows would you recommend? 10 or 11?
I have a video for windows 10 users if you go to my recent videos
@@khorvietech Oh okay, thanks!
I have more than 12000 microseconds of kernel latency, even while gaming. Should I fix it?
Might be helpful to yes
Will you be using Timer Resolution yourself?
is it worth it to use on a high end gaming pc? i9 and 4080s
Of course
@@khorvietech thank you 🙌
So I've tried this method on my laptop which has an i5-13500HK and when I did the regedit edit, it caused a lot of stutters in my game, like an unplayable amount. Any fixes for this? Or is this because of the CPU
Might just not work very well with your specific system
I'm not sure if you answered this already, but do I need to have the application open for it to run? or can i close it & it'll still run?
Yes open
@@khorvietech Okay thanks.
Could you do a video explaining ISLC. I've seen few tech youtubers use it but only say that it helps ram / crashing etc.
Some people say that whenever the list clears it actually causes stuttering
@@khorvietech interesting 🤔, thx 🙏🏾
A few years ago i had constant micro stutters when playing Black Desert Online. I tried everything and the ONLY thing that solved the stutters was increasing the timer resolution.
So, it actually has an effect. Not sure if it improves system responsiveness tho.
BTW it would be great if somebody gets amit's timer resolution tool.
Amit’s is very good
thanks
Did this guy just overclock the os
using valorant as an example, sometimes when the game ends and i go to main menu my pc gets completely frozen for like 1 minute and then come backs as normal, could it be because of timer resolution? in game itself i dont have a single lag its just when the game ends
I think that would have to do more so another issue, work on debloating your system background usage and see if that helps
@@khorvietech i dont have a high cpu/disk usage when this happens, thats why i find it weird, did ur whole performance 2024 guide with a fresh windows install, can something comes in mind that might be causing this issue?
obs: it is only with valorant specific, maybe its a game problem aswell
timer resoltuion increases my ping and causes spikes
Plsssss process lasso i beg
Just use memory cleaner I like it better because it's starts on system startup
i have a question, is this app similar to intelligent standby list cleaner? and if it is, do i need to do the registry thing, to make it work?
Yeah, the reg will be needed
@@khorvietech thank you ♥️
how do i make the value of the thing in registry editor 1?
Go to the location of it, paste in the name, then double click on it and type 1
Dangg new thing ❤
does the registry work with intelligent stanby list cleaner programm that has timer set resolution BUILT IN ?
I believe so
@@khorvietech tu and fo u think islc is ACTUALLY useful ? Btw can u make a video about debloating ds4windows cuz it takes 15 % of my cpu usage and I dont think thats normal
do a vid on bios optimization
Hello Man, im french and i dont understand , does this tuto work on windows 10 ?
No, just 11
Correct me if im wrong but i thought that timer resolution did not work in win10 2004, but that every version BEFORE 2004 worked properly without needing to set the reg key
Also just something to add, in older win10 versions which don't need the reg key, usually need the bcdedit useplatformtick yes added, otherwise timer resolution will give funky numbers like 0.496
I was going off of research, I didn’t test 2004 version myself so I couldn’t say with 100% certainty.
@@khorvietech I'm genuinely unsure myself going off memory
I couldnt find the GlobalTimerResolutionRequests
Needs to be created
I have different software "intelligent standby list cleaner" should i try same regedit tweak ?
Sure