@@kevinonyango6185 in the power options, there is one option in the right that says 'create a power plan' click on it and set all the options to the highest and name it whatever u want....
AWESOME! After this tweak my monitor is displaying more colors, internet speeds up and my neighbors started to say hello to me and when it's raining i didn't get wet. xD
No joke, I have had a lot of problems playing gta 5 with frames and I think you just saved me from insanity with the lag. Thanks you so much, I can finally get on my computer and be happy ❤️
@@x6.slayin yea there is a point in gta5 idiot thats why i said it , and why are u switching subjects, u started with its not possible and now its " there is no point" u trash console player. get off the internet
Here are a few additional tips that might help your computer/laptop run smoother. TL:DR - How to create a restore point, disable window os animation, minimize/disable window downloading updates, deleting old window os files, how to disable software in the background(services), How to disable startup [Mentioned in Video] & How to enable all processors to boot up computer [Window set it to single thread by default] (Located in Comments been getting Fail to post due to how massive it is)
[Before making any chances: Create a restore point] *Press Window Button on your keyboard (or the gear icon located above your shut-down icon on your screen), Search "About your pc", "advanced system setting" (located on the right side or at the bottom). In "system properties" click on "system protection" press configure. Turn on System protector & set around 5% usage. After applying click on "create" and name the file ^ This saves the computer files currently so in the future whenever the computer slows down due to malware or bricking it can be saved. I highly suggest doing it on a brand new computer so it saves it when its brand new instead of doing a factory reset which can cause issues due to lost files. [Changes to make your computer run smoother and responsive: Search the terms either by clicking the window button on keyboard or the gear icon above the shut down button on your screen] *Stay on the "system properties" window and click on the "advanced" tab click setting under performance (visual effect etc...) uncheck all options listed in visual effect beside "smooth edges of screen fonts" , "show windows contents while dragging" & "show thumbnails instead of icons ^ Windows uses animation in their OS to make it more presentable but it runs in the background. In removing them it makes opening up apps more snappier and responsive.
*Press the window button on your keyboard (search) search up startup apps (system setting) [Or task managers underneath startup tab]. Disable apps that you rarely use or your propriety is opening up a certain game or web page ^ When booting up, the computer focuses on starting all the apps that are enabled which slows down the system in being responsive and this includes lag on lower end computers. Minimize the # of startup apps used so the computer is ready for use sooner rather than later. *Search up "delivery optimization" set all options to the minimal and click on "percentage of measured bandwidth" & checkmark them" ^ This is to minimize what window's use to download update which could slow down your computer especially when gaming. Allowing only 5% to still allow window to download updates and not disable it outright *Search up temporary files, in the storage setting click on temporary files. Remove files (already pre-checked) ^ Window does not delete the old OS files after updating. You might have several GB of old window OS files ready to be deleted *Optional: Window button, type in "System Configuration". Under the "service" tab checkmark "hide all microsoft services. ^This is a more technical variant of "startup" where you can disable services running in the background your not aware of or unable to get rid of in "startup" You might even see services on apps you have deleted awhile back still active. Just be mindful of what you disable.
[Biggest change in time to boot up (Excludes Hard Disk Drive OS Users)] *Window Button, Type in "System Configuration", Boot Tab, Checkmark "No GUI boot", click on advanced options. Check mark # of processors and set it to the highest value. Press OK and apply, you will get a prompt to reset your PC. Reset it. ^ Window by default only use ONE processor when booting up your computer. In enabling this. It allows your PC to use ALL your processors on boot up and getting it ready for use. This would work considerably well for users who don't have the best single thread clock speed performance. It's helpful when you're on the god or don't like keeping the computer running when you're away. Currently using Ryzen 5700g (16 processors) with my OS on a M.2 SSD and my computer ready for use before my monitor even wakes up [Around 7 second boot up [includes the post delay of 2 seconds] *In case your computer end up starting back on constantly when you shut it off. go into "power plan" click on "power options" "choose what the power button do" & disable fast startup ^ Window has this enable where your computer goes into a deeper hibernation mode instead of a total shutdown of the computer
Misc. Tips *If you use Ryzen Radeon Software I suggest trying to increase the saturation by a smidge. It gives some games more color without performance lost ^ Additionally. There Radeon Chill where you can lock FPS for certain games or have it set to low when idle whenever you need to go eat dinner for better temps/battery life for laptop then ramp back up once you come back. *There's software out there where you can set fan speeds based on what games you are playing without entering Bios. Instead of having it where your laptop is cooked alive due to playing a game that ramps temp too quickly and the fan is not kicking on till it near throttle. You can have it where it runs faster even when the computer is running cool at the moment of opening the game up. *When Transporting your Desktop PC. After you unplug the power cable. Press and Hold the power button for 20 seconds this will ground excess electricity so you can either safely transport it or take out components (This is also good occasionally when messing around with voltages so it doesn't damage any parts.) ------------------------ In case there are those few who ventures into the bios here's a few other misc. tips *Some dimm ram have a XMP profile which overclocks the ram automatically for you BUT its not enable by default when installed. Check if your ram sticks have a XMP profile. In the bios its usually listed as D.O.C.P (AI overclock tuner) or Profile in easy mode. Note it might not post EITHER increase the soc voltage to 1.05 (2x dimm) or 1.1 (4x dimm) [Don't go past 1.2v for SoC for most boards) OR increase the ram voltage to 1.35v+ *If you have a Ryzen APU, You might have noticed that VRAM fluctuates. It because the vega graphics is using your ram as its vram automatically though your system. However, it does not apply well to certain games that have a console or mobile variant (i.e Genshin, Ori, Little nightmare etc.) In the bios look up UMA Frame Buffer Size. There you can set the GB of ram to be used for the Integrated GPU Vram. NOTE: This is a locked configuration so the ram itself will not use the set amount for vram. Set it to 6 or 8GB. *"CPU Core Ratio" to set what ratio you want your Computer to be at. Then Set "CPU Core Voltage to a desirable voltage. Note this will enable all your cores to be a certain speed and will take some trial and error to get a stable voltage. The Computer itself will crash and reboot if it cant post properly Most modern desktop cpu try to stay around 1.2 (base) or 1.35v (safe overclock voltage). Managed 4200MHZ @1.15v, 4400MHZ @ 1.25v, or 4600MHZ @ 1.35v on all 8 cores on a Ryzen 5700g (APU) with a dedicated GPU card (its integrated gpu is disable) I'd stay away from changing this if you have a warranty on the CPU ^Note: If your using a APU with no dedicated GPU. your best bet is to undervolt the CPU and overclock the GPU counterpart by +200mhz or so for stability and performance.
What worked for me was to set my maximum processor state to 99% (on battery) & 100% (plugged in). This gives my CPU a wide range of values btw the base clock (2.8Ghz) & the boost clock (3.6Ghz) while gaming. The tdp equally moves btw 13W to about 40W (47W is max tdp). Temps range from 60+°C to 90+°C while gaming but never stays at 90+°C for more than a few seconds. Notebook fan control helps with cooling. And uninstall any 3rd party antivirus software like AVG, Avast, etc. They interfered with other apps that help with temp management. Windows defender is enough. Just enable all protections in settings & run scans periodically.
if you need help on laptops, increase your power plan to ultimate (if you dont care about how fast your battery will empty, like me) and plug your laptop to a charger. this will easily give a lot of power to the cpu, which in turn will help your laptop be a lot much faster. the only issue is that, if your room temperature is much high, its probably going to heat much.
i got a laptop exhaust cooler that i put in front of the laptop exhaust that sucks out the heat of the fins. i've been using it for a month now and i certainly can say the temp goes 10 degrees lower during high workloads. try it. the brand i got was cool cold.
The operating system is not dumb, if you run a game and your max cpu state is 100% it should raise the frequencies to max or so. If it doesn't do that it will probably help you, but if you have a powerful CPU with lots of cores it will give you more power consumption when you're not doing anything and thus more heat at idle. Also when you run some applications you may see the frequencies go up for a short time when it is loading and then down again, this is normal and should be the case. And the fact that you have shown for example 1.5 at idle and became 3.2 in the task manager does not mean anything because under load there would be an automatic increase to 3.2 or close to it.
Thank you soo much. My CPU temp (for some reason) was 90-93 °C on common usage. I changed the 'Maximum processor state' for 'plugged in' (mine's a laptop) to around 95%, and guess what.. the temperature dropped to around 45 - 56 °C. It's crazzy!! Thanks a lot.
Or if using and CPUs in laptops, use ryzen controller to increase the tpd for more performance and also you can limit the temps to a limit like 75 or 80degree
A lot people won't know about this amazing little tweak when in 2022! I keep seeing "my laptop getting hot above 90" and nobody mentions changing the maximum processor state. They all suggest getting a cooling pad 😜 Update.. You set it at 100% on this video.. that's a no no for temperature reduction xD
Plsss never do maximum to 100 if u have an intel cpu ur pc will overheat it will power shut your laptop!!!! So always set it to 99% so the turbo clock will be disabled
bro ur method made my computer even faster by 50% where now it take 3 minutes 46 seconds to bootup and play games while discord is open, before ur video it took me 10 mins to the laptop to be idle
in my setting i have, minimum processor rate_ •on battry 1-100 •plug in 1-100 maximum processor rate_ •on battry 1-100 •plug in 1-100 what should i do?
@@EasyTechGeek it could be, but there's also another problem. You know that you can change laptop performance right? Like best saving to best performance. Mine didn't work at all.
may decrease efficiency but i personally favor performance over that although i don't suffer from this problem yet it is a very helpful and a good video ♥
this will NOT boost anything! The boot cpu cores are just how many cores to use while booting! Most boot processes wont support any more than 1 core anyway.
Hello, I have a problem, I have an i9 10900 without K, and it has a Max frequency of 5.1 GHz, I turned on the turbo boost in the bios, set the max performance in the power settings, but I have a maximum frequency of 4.6 GHz and no more rises, tell me, please, what is the problem, because I want it to work at max GHz in games, that is, at 5.2 GHz, and it works at a maximum of 4.6, maybe I need to enable something in the BIOS, I don’t know, thanks in advance!)
only with ssds If you get an high disk power ssd, and have around 150gbs free, your pc will run fast. if you get a common hdd or ssd, it wont change much.
for example, if you get a 1tb ssd, your gonna have much speed with loading games up. but using an 1tb hdd and storing games in the hdd will make loading and rendering really slow, which will decrease fps and put load on the graphics card and cpu
Here's an unrelated question; my wife's Gateway laptop - "What causes a high pitch audio alarm sound during startup?" It's nerve racking and quite annoying!
You can check at the startup items if any unwanted app has installed. Search task manager and go to start up tab. Also uninstall all unnecessary applications by searching add or remove programs 👍
thanks a lot this is one good video thats acutally works.I just boosted my speed from base speed of 1.19 ghz to like 3.50ghz this is awesome thnx a lot
My processor is never over 16% even when doing high end gaming or editing. The only thing I suffer in is RAM being maxed out, can you do a video for RAM boosting as well. I tried uninstalling most of the unnecessary bloatware and application and disabled all startup or background apps.
Thanks so much man, after seeing this video I'm realized, i never turning off the power saver more than 5 years 😂😂😂 well the CPU from 0.08 GHz boosted to 2.70 😂😂😂
It is worcking, can you post some more of these cool tips and tricks (because my cpu is basicly like fried egg), and question is it ok for cpu to owearheat, mine is extreamly? Thank you!!!:)
Yes you can try. It's safe to select ultra performance. Great you have 8 cores. If it's a i7? then no need to select all processors. Just Ultra High Will be enough 👍
Brother i used core 2 duo processor 2.93GHz before now i got new processor quad core q8400 2.66GHz but i got no improvment in performance :( its still same speed Can you help with it??
My benchmark test for i5-8265U always shows way below expectations for everything under 3rd percentile. Tested in passmark, novabench and cpu benchmark website..all giving the same result...what should I do? Should I get my laptop replaced
Should the 'Plugged in' be reduced to zero in the drop down under "Minimum processor state"? I never use my laptop away from home and I always keep it plugged into outlet.
It's just when you boot it will boot with all the cores. When left default it uses when it's required. For some people they want their pc fast so it's for them. You can try both ways see check and observe what is good for you also let me know here as well so that it will help others 👍
It didn't show (High Performance) on my computer. It just shows (Balanced [Active]). Processor power management: Minimum 5% and Maximum 100%. and I still have some slow speed on my computer. This happened after I upgraded from Windows 10 to windows 11
I have tweaked Windows 10 power to the ultimate power plan. I put in a new Ryzen 5800 CPU and they suggest using a balanced power plan to maximize its performance. Comments?
balanced is the one given the highest performance, unless you wanna use high and have your pc overheat with slight downgraded performance, go for it, this guy removes any comments telling the truth and only rely to his bot ones so he'll fool everything to think it actually works, news flash, it doesn't, balanced gives the most performance out of all power plan alternates and this entire video did waste everyone's time
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It boosted my performance thanks 😊
But are there more boosts 😅😅😅
That's Brilliant Cheers, Yes there is one in the description of the video. 👍😊
Yes there is one more boost:Buy New Pc
@@EasyTechGeek My computer only has the Balanced(Active) option. There is no high performance.
@@kevinonyango6185 so create one
@@kevinonyango6185 in the power options, there is one option in the right that says 'create a power plan' click on it and set all the options to the highest and name it whatever u want....
AWESOME! After this tweak my monitor is displaying more colors, internet speeds up and my neighbors started to say hello to me and when it's raining i didn't get wet. xD
Lol
Noice
Aww
Ur not wet?
@@ozaifa.r you need Dani Daniels
my laptop runs faster now i cant find it anymore😭
lol
💀💀💀🗿🗿🗿
nice joke!
What you mean
@@bubba5403your pfp 😂
No joke, I have had a lot of problems playing gta 5 with frames and I think you just saved me from insanity with the lag. Thanks you so much, I can finally get on my computer and be happy ❤️
That's wonderful mate cheers ❤️🙋🏻
@True Family u need to cap your fps in nvidia for gta5
@@x6.slayin yea u can u noob , are u new to pc gaming ????
@@x6.slayin yea there is a point in gta5 idiot thats why i said it , and why are u switching subjects, u started with its not possible and now its " there is no point" u trash console player. get off the internet
bro atleast you can play gta 5 ungrateful mother fucker
Here are a few additional tips that might help your computer/laptop run smoother.
TL:DR - How to create a restore point, disable window os animation, minimize/disable window downloading updates, deleting old window os files, how to disable software in the background(services), How to disable startup [Mentioned in Video] & How to enable all processors to boot up computer [Window set it to single thread by default] (Located in Comments been getting Fail to post due to how massive it is)
[Before making any chances: Create a restore point]
*Press Window Button on your keyboard (or the gear icon located above your shut-down icon on your screen), Search "About your pc", "advanced system setting" (located on the right side or at the bottom). In "system properties" click on "system protection" press configure. Turn on System protector & set around 5% usage. After applying click on "create" and name the file
^ This saves the computer files currently so in the future whenever the computer slows down due to malware or bricking it can be saved. I highly suggest doing it on a brand new computer so it saves it when its brand new instead of doing a factory reset which can cause issues due to lost files.
[Changes to make your computer run smoother and responsive: Search the terms either by clicking the window button on keyboard or the gear icon above the shut down button on your screen]
*Stay on the "system properties" window and click on the "advanced" tab click setting under performance (visual effect etc...) uncheck all options listed in visual effect beside "smooth edges of screen fonts" , "show windows contents while dragging" & "show thumbnails instead of icons
^ Windows uses animation in their OS to make it more presentable but it runs in the background. In removing them it makes opening up apps more snappier and responsive.
*Press the window button on your keyboard (search) search up startup apps (system setting) [Or task managers underneath startup tab]. Disable apps that you rarely use or your propriety is opening up a certain game or web page
^ When booting up, the computer focuses on starting all the apps that are enabled which slows down the system in being responsive and this includes lag on lower end computers. Minimize the # of startup apps used so the computer is ready for use sooner rather than later.
*Search up "delivery optimization" set all options to the minimal and click on "percentage of measured bandwidth" & checkmark them"
^ This is to minimize what window's use to download update which could slow down your computer especially when gaming. Allowing only 5% to still allow window to download updates and not disable it outright
*Search up temporary files, in the storage setting click on temporary files. Remove files (already pre-checked)
^ Window does not delete the old OS files after updating. You might have several GB of old window OS files ready to be deleted
*Optional: Window button, type in "System Configuration". Under the "service" tab checkmark "hide all microsoft services.
^This is a more technical variant of "startup" where you can disable services running in the background your not aware of or unable to get rid of in "startup" You might even see services on apps you have deleted awhile back still active. Just be mindful of what you disable.
[Biggest change in time to boot up (Excludes Hard Disk Drive OS Users)]
*Window Button, Type in "System Configuration", Boot Tab, Checkmark "No GUI boot", click on advanced options. Check mark # of processors and set it to the highest value. Press OK and apply, you will get a prompt to reset your PC. Reset it.
^ Window by default only use ONE processor when booting up your computer. In enabling this. It allows your PC to use ALL your processors on boot up and getting it ready for use. This would work considerably well for users who don't have the best single thread clock speed performance. It's helpful when you're on the god or don't like keeping the computer running when you're away.
Currently using Ryzen 5700g (16 processors) with my OS on a M.2 SSD and my computer ready for use before my monitor even wakes up [Around 7 second boot up [includes the post delay of 2 seconds]
*In case your computer end up starting back on constantly when you shut it off. go into "power plan" click on "power options" "choose what the power button do" & disable fast startup
^ Window has this enable where your computer goes into a deeper hibernation mode instead of a total shutdown of the computer
Misc. Tips
*If you use Ryzen Radeon Software I suggest trying to increase the saturation by a smidge. It gives some games more color without performance lost
^ Additionally. There Radeon Chill where you can lock FPS for certain games or have it set to low when idle whenever you need to go eat dinner for better temps/battery life for laptop then ramp back up once you come back.
*There's software out there where you can set fan speeds based on what games you are playing without entering Bios. Instead of having it where your laptop is cooked alive due to playing a game that ramps temp too quickly and the fan is not kicking on till it near throttle. You can have it where it runs faster even when the computer is running cool at the moment of opening the game up.
*When Transporting your Desktop PC. After you unplug the power cable. Press and Hold the power button for 20 seconds this will ground excess electricity so you can either safely transport it or take out components (This is also good occasionally when messing around with voltages so it doesn't damage any parts.)
------------------------
In case there are those few who ventures into the bios here's a few other misc. tips
*Some dimm ram have a XMP profile which overclocks the ram automatically for you BUT its not enable by default when installed. Check if your ram sticks have a XMP profile. In the bios its usually listed as D.O.C.P (AI overclock tuner) or Profile in easy mode. Note it might not post EITHER increase the soc voltage to 1.05 (2x dimm) or 1.1 (4x dimm) [Don't go past 1.2v for SoC for most boards) OR increase the ram voltage to 1.35v+
*If you have a Ryzen APU, You might have noticed that VRAM fluctuates. It because the vega graphics is using your ram as its vram automatically though your system. However, it does not apply well to certain games that have a console or mobile variant (i.e Genshin, Ori, Little nightmare etc.) In the bios look up UMA Frame Buffer Size. There you can set the GB of ram to be used for the Integrated GPU Vram. NOTE: This is a locked configuration so the ram itself will not use the set amount for vram. Set it to 6 or 8GB.
*"CPU Core Ratio" to set what ratio you want your Computer to be at. Then Set "CPU Core Voltage to a desirable voltage. Note this will enable all your cores to be a certain speed and will take some trial and error to get a stable voltage. The Computer itself will crash and reboot if it cant post properly Most modern desktop cpu try to stay around 1.2 (base) or 1.35v (safe overclock voltage). Managed 4200MHZ @1.15v, 4400MHZ @ 1.25v, or 4600MHZ @ 1.35v on all 8 cores on a Ryzen 5700g (APU) with a dedicated GPU card (its integrated gpu is disable)
I'd stay away from changing this if you have a warranty on the CPU
^Note: If your using a APU with no dedicated GPU. your best bet is to undervolt the CPU and overclock the GPU counterpart by +200mhz or so for stability and performance.
Very useful steps. 👍
It’s so curious that the solution for “low performance” issues is exactly the same solution that is found since windows vista.
What worked for me was to set my maximum processor state to 99% (on battery) & 100% (plugged in). This gives my CPU a wide range of values btw the base clock (2.8Ghz) & the boost clock (3.6Ghz) while gaming. The tdp equally moves btw 13W to about 40W (47W is max tdp). Temps range from 60+°C to 90+°C while gaming but never stays at 90+°C for more than a few seconds. Notebook fan control helps with cooling. And uninstall any 3rd party antivirus software like AVG, Avast, etc. They interfered with other apps that help with temp management. Windows defender is enough. Just enable all protections in settings & run scans periodically.
I like to read comment on how they got a huge boost, while knowing exactly what every setting does...
Just watch out because this configurafion can increase cpu temperature and power consumption even when idle
same bro. these ppls cpu temperature is the main reason for global warming.
@@ishfaqiqram6498 LoL, Global Warming..
Thank you so much man, my laptop was struggling to run terraria at minimum graphics, now i get a consistent 40-60 fps in high graphics
Glad it helped ❣️😊
@@EasyTechGeek does this work on dell
if you need help on laptops, increase your power plan to ultimate (if you dont care about how fast your battery will empty, like me) and plug your laptop to a charger. this will easily give a lot of power to the cpu, which in turn will help your laptop be a lot much faster. the only issue is that, if your room temperature is much high, its probably going to heat much.
Spot on Mate 👍
i got a laptop exhaust cooler that i put in front of the laptop exhaust that sucks out the heat of the fins. i've been using it for a month now and i certainly can say the temp goes 10 degrees lower during high workloads. try it. the brand i got was cool cold.
Don't push it to much, it will damage your battery life
No, thats terrible advice. That will destroy your battery and drain it alot faster.
@@Belicit yup, shorten your battery life
The operating system is not dumb, if you run a game and your max cpu state is 100% it should raise the frequencies to max or so. If it doesn't do that it will probably help you, but if you have a powerful CPU with lots of cores it will give you more power consumption when you're not doing anything and thus more heat at idle. Also when you run some applications you may see the frequencies go up for a short time when it is loading and then down again, this is normal and should be the case.
And the fact that you have shown for example 1.5 at idle and became 3.2 in the task manager does not mean anything because under load there would be an automatic increase to 3.2 or close to it.
Thank you soo much. My CPU temp (for some reason) was 90-93 °C on common usage. I changed the 'Maximum processor state' for 'plugged in' (mine's a laptop) to around 95%, and guess what.. the temperature dropped to around 45 - 56 °C. It's crazzy!!
Thanks a lot.
Amazing ❤️😊🙋
wOw
I did that too and it dropped down a lot but I have bad performance issues
Congratulations! You just deactivated ur CPU boost👍
@@Max-cj2oq lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
In laptops its better to set Maximum possessor state from (85-99%) in order to achieve lower temperature thus better performance
❤️❤️😊👍
Or if using and CPUs in laptops, use ryzen controller to increase the tpd for more performance and also you can limit the temps to a limit like 75 or 80degree
90% is best for temperature and cooling
thanks bro
@@naseemabdunnasar4303 how
A lot people won't know about this amazing little tweak when in 2022!
I keep seeing "my laptop getting hot above 90" and nobody mentions changing the maximum processor state.
They all suggest getting a cooling pad 😜
Update..
You set it at 100% on this video.. that's a no no for temperature reduction xD
If you set it to high performance mode it's because you have good cooling, otherwise keep it low or it will get worse
You should use thermal paste for heat sink
Plsss never do maximum to 100 if u have an intel cpu ur pc will overheat it will power shut your laptop!!!! So always set it to 99% so the turbo clock will be disabled
@@thestruggler1 i never tried on amd but i heard that amd thermals are far better than intel
my cpu is ryzen
Thnx a lot bro
This lag was interupting me in my online classes
Brilliant Cheers ❤️😊👍
bro ur method made my computer even faster by 50% where now it take 3 minutes 46 seconds to bootup and play games while discord is open, before ur video it took me 10 mins to the laptop to be idle
Glad it helped ❤️😊👍
I can make a snack during those precious wasted moments. Or take a nap at least.
I assume that you have lots of autorun apps
@Mhert To be precise we can say startup apps. They always running in the background as use the resources.
@@EasyTechGeek startup apps only runs during bootup. Autorun apps runs during and after bootup
in my setting i have,
minimum processor rate_
•on battry 1-100
•plug in 1-100
maximum processor rate_
•on battry 1-100
•plug in 1-100
what should i do?
Same
Ahh so... I used Minimum 99% and Maximum 100%... Also I use MSI Afterburner...
actually, you did a mistake, the minumum state and maximum should be 100% because the minumum is the lowest the processor speed can go
My pc after this be like 0 TO HERO
Awesome 😊👍
So i played CSGO,but whenever i played it
My cpu stuck on +-50% at 1,6 - 1,8 ghz
It cant go any higher
Its just on csgo, why? Any idea?
Could be due to heat issue
@@EasyTechGeek it could be, but there's also another problem.
You know that you can change laptop performance right? Like best saving to best performance.
Mine didn't work at all.
may decrease efficiency but i personally favor performance over that although i don't suffer from this problem yet it is a very helpful and a good video
♥
❤️❤️😊👍
man this really help my PC. now I can optimize my gaming performance for my YT uploads
It worked! I see improvement in some of my games
Amazing! ❣️😊
I'm going to go back to 7,nothing fixes in my trash pc,windows 10 is heavy and just works on SSD.
Thx man finally i can play genshin without lag
Great ❤️😊👍
I'm downloading Genshin rn
Serious?
weeb
What your spec
yeah baby, thaks dude
my basic: 1.50GHz
now: 3.36GHz
too fast
thank you a lot
😁😁😁😁
this will NOT boost anything! The boot cpu cores are just how many cores to use while booting! Most boot processes wont support any more than 1 core anyway.
AND windows defaults to the maximum number of cores you have. So manually setting it to max doesn't change anything
I bet when you try this in your laptop, your laptop is going to be so loud it feels like your at a airport
Hello, I have a problem, I have an i9 10900 without K, and it has a Max frequency of 5.1 GHz, I turned on the turbo boost in the bios, set the max performance in the power settings, but I have a maximum frequency of 4.6 GHz and no more rises, tell me, please, what is the problem, because I want it to work at max GHz in games, that is, at 5.2 GHz, and it works at a maximum of 4.6, maybe I need to enable something in the BIOS, I don’t know, thanks in advance!)
My game Spiderman remastered on steam deck was lagging in some areas but after this boost, it ran smoothly and faster,Iwas suprised,,, thanks bro
Thank you good sir. Does this apply to gaming laptops too?
Yes Mate You Can. However it's generally for mid & low end pcs 👍
that's amazing Speed: 4.30GHz average and Usage of 24%-30% 🔥🔥42°C
Amazing!
@user81721 nahh bro you trippin
Also fun fact if the C: drive has more storage it will improve performance
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@@gagangomey7799 yes it does
only with ssds
If you get an high disk power ssd, and have around 150gbs free, your pc will run fast. if you get a common hdd or ssd, it wont change much.
for example, if you get a 1tb ssd, your gonna have much speed with loading games up. but using an 1tb hdd and storing games in the hdd will make loading and rendering really slow, which will decrease fps and put load on the graphics card and cpu
@@aksvinss no like ssds are meant to help HDDs so like sad and HDD helps are provided so it will be more faster
I've set it at 100% for minimum processor state and 0% for maximum processor state... and after that my computer is sleeping very well...😌
Lol
The boot cpu options is only viable for the boot, and by default when the box isn't checked, windows uses all cores...
and where check the box ?
Will this decrease my computers lifespan?
not at all
@@EasyTechGeek great! Thanks
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There is no "high performance" option or anything. It's only HP Recommended. My CPU, Memory, and Disk are always in high percentage. What to do?
+1 did you find solution?
The minimum and maximum should BOTH be 100%.
Why
@@Stormie21 yeah why
Why?
@@Stormie21 beacuse minimum performance must be %100 to boost pc
@@kazuki_tempest9529 beacuse minimum performance must be %100 to boost pc
brooo were have u been my all life u have helped me alot
Glad it helped Mate ❣️😊
Here's an unrelated question; my wife's Gateway laptop - "What causes a high pitch audio alarm sound during startup?" It's nerve racking and quite annoying!
You can check at the startup items if any unwanted app has installed. Search task manager and go to start up tab. Also uninstall all unnecessary applications by searching add or remove programs 👍
@@EasyTechGeek okay, what should I look for?
It actually worked BUT when my pc is idle.. When I'm starting to play the speed drop and stuck to 1.58GHz
I have a good gpu but a very old cpu and it always would bottleneck one every game. This finally fixed the problem than k you so much
❤️😊👍
Anyone please tell why in my pc there is no option available for High performance or etc ( it only has "hp recommend [Active]" ). 🙁🙁
Mate Try To Create a New Power Plan check if you have balanced or high performance ultimate performance 👍
@@EasyTechGeek """ ok dude 🙂 ""
By the way dude your videos are really helpful and best really the tricks works well 💖💖💖💖
In laptops, just plug the charger 🤣
wait omg i can feel the difference very drastically THANKSSSSSSS
Happy to help ❣️😊
thanks a lot this is one good video thats acutally works.I just boosted my speed from base speed of 1.19 ghz to like 3.50ghz this is awesome thnx a lot
Glad it was helpful mate ❤️😊🙋
Thank you so much my ghz was before 1.23 approximetaly and now 4.86 ghz
Great to hear! ❣️😊
My processor is never over 16% even when doing high end gaming or editing. The only thing I suffer in is RAM being maxed out, can you do a video for RAM boosting as well. I tried uninstalling most of the unnecessary bloatware and application and disabled all startup or background apps.
Sure Mate I can Try that. 👍
Just install more ram
LINUX POWER
@@hisamiyomotsu1337 Linux is love ❤️ it's just that it's not that user friendly mate else it's completely a perfect OS ❤️❤️
it has some tweaks, also disk compression
There is no high performance in the edit power plan..
What will I do?
Keep it balanced that's fine
IT WORKS!!! THANK YOU!❤❤ my gaming laptop had like 30 cps in games and i was worried, but thnaks to you im not anymore lol, liked and subscribed❤
Awesome Mate Cheers ❤️🙋
Cps? Mate u know what means cps?
@@nojus775 it was a missclick bro chill
Brooooo....thanks a lot, i never like to comment in any of the TH-cam videos but your video helped me alot man
Thanks :)
That's wonderful ❤️❤️😊👍 Glad it helped
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Will it work i5 2.4 ghz
Yes absolutely 👍
looking for mivi mic problem accidentally found ur video liked it.. it works.
Cheers. 👍😊
Simple but effective in the same time everyone should know this
Thank you Mate Cheers ❣️😊
is this process suggested for Laptop? I mean, can I follow this steps for laptop?
Yes basically it can be performed in all windows devices laptop & desktop both 👍
thank you so much it increased my boosted my performance
Cheers Mate ❤️🙋🏻
oh hi! againn. ur videos started coming to my recommended :)
Welcome back! Mate ❤️❤️😊👍
@@EasyTechGeek bro are u alwys online u always like my comment right afta i send it! amazing!
this was very helpful thank you
Glad it helped Mate Cheers ❣️😊
thanks u went form 2.38 to 4.25 and guess what my fps on fortnite went from 400 to 700
That's wonderful mate cheers ❤️🙋🏻
@@EasyTechGeek W but i dont know if i should let it to that cause i saw people saying that the cpu temp will go up
will it increase the overheat? or is that a bad sign?
If it increases temp then leave number of cpu unchecked and click apply then ok.
if you dont have a good cooling system, you're gonna decrease your cpu health within seconds
Thanks so much man, after seeing this video I'm realized, i never turning off the power saver more than 5 years 😂😂😂 well the CPU from 0.08 GHz boosted to 2.70 😂😂😂
Glad it was helpful mate cheers ❣️
@@EasyTechGeek hi do you plugged in as 0% and maximum 100 % as well
why am i even here lol my processor runs at 4.2 GHz easily😁😁
Is this good For gaming laptop ?
Yes absolutely mate 👍
Thankyou so much now i can play Hitman 2 with me Pentium 4
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Your ram
@@mridhuulllllll 2gb of ram, XP service 2 32 bit.❤️❤️
@@amber4104 but it's minimum requirmet is 6 or 8 gb ram please say your pc did heat up
@@mridhuulllllll Dude chill i m kidding 😂😂, i have 16 gb of ram and 8 gb of graphic card 😬😬😬
@@amber4104 😄😄😭😭
Will be there any problem If I turn on ultra performance for CPU ? Need help.
nothing wrong with setting it to ultra performance but it would heat up your pc quickly
Thank you very much friend, could you make a video of how to deactivate throttling stop
Sure Will try Mate 👍😊
hello . mine has only ultimate performance and balanced! should I chooose ultimate performance? and will this drain battery or harm my laptop?
Keep it balanced 👍
Can u make a video to increase fan speed.... they have become slow... i even replaced them ....but still cant achieve speed like before....
If it's technically feasible for all will try for sure Mate 👍
@@EasyTechGeek Thank you so much..😊
it helped before i was on 1.10 ghz now im getting around 1.50 ghz
That's nice mate Cheers ❤️🙋🏻
It worked 👍. Thanks a lot.
❤️😊👍
It is worcking, can you post some more of these cool tips and tricks (because my cpu is basicly like fried egg), and question is it ok for cpu to owearheat, mine is extreamly? Thank you!!!:)
I have recently made a video for faster pc. You may go through with that. It will help 👍
@@EasyTechGeek Thank you!!!:)
Hey man can u make a video for how to clean hard disk ?
Yes already made a video few days back mate. Pls do check out 👍
this video just like "if you need to open the pc just press the power button"
Lol 😂
if I have ryzen 7 2700 to which processor state I should select?
This method is for Intel GPU. You can do exactly the same and if any issues then revert back to same. 👍
So I can select to 16 maybe
@@tateworldvideos When you have 16 cores you don't need this tutorial mate.
Just select the high performance plan or Ultra Performance. That will be sufficient
yoooo
i have boosted my performance thanks for the tutorial
That's wonderful mate cheers ❣️😊
i have option for ultra high peformance can i do that it is unsafe to do that ? and i also have 8 processors ? shall i select that ?
Yes you can try. It's safe to select ultra performance. Great you have 8 cores. If it's a i7? then no need to select all processors. Just Ultra High Will be enough 👍
@@EasyTechGeek no my core i5 10 th gen
I have been using this method since a long time. But this method creates a lot of heat if you have a high end processor with very high clock rate.
doesn't matter if your system has proper cooling, cpus are built to take a lot of heat
@@Denomote not mine. Mine can't go beyond 89 degree. Or else it gets blue screen of death error
Brother i used core 2 duo processor 2.93GHz before now i got new processor quad core q8400 2.66GHz but i got no improvment in performance :( its still same speed
Can you help with it??
Mate check the video how to make PC faster, let me know if that helps
buy a computer that has been made after 2008!!!
My benchmark test for i5-8265U always shows way below expectations for everything under 3rd percentile. Tested in passmark, novabench and cpu benchmark website..all giving the same result...what should I do? Should I get my laptop replaced
Don't look the benchmark. Try playing the games you like see if it's lagging or not.
Should the 'Plugged in' be reduced to zero in the drop down under "Minimum processor state"? I never use my laptop away from home and I always keep it plugged into outlet.
I wouldn't recommend that mate.
@@EasyTechGeek should I not adjust those settings
@@jayhouse3149 if you have it plugged in remove the battery and that will speed it up and keep you from overcharging your battery
@@EasyTechGeek You said set it to 0% in your video though.
Yes Mate. Minimum State should be 0%
it worked very recommended and my cpu went to 20 or 19 cool 1 subscriber more :D
Great! Glad it was helpful mate cheers ❤️
well i have core i5 650 3.20GHz cpu but i don't use those that much.
thanks for the video 😉😉
Nice mate 👍
tnx man you save from 100$ a month to 300$ a month of power usage electricity
is there any drawback of selecting max processor? why its not maximum processor by default?
It's just when you boot it will boot with all the cores. When left default it uses when it's required. For some people they want their pc fast so it's for them. You can try both ways see check and observe what is good for you also let me know here as well so that it will help others 👍
@@EasyTechGeek doesn't this out more load on the computer and the fan?
You can try if doesn't work just un check that number if cpu. Basically it does not. But if you see any change then yes you can undo mate 👍
@@FunY_T it actually decreases efficiency but increases performance
It didn't show (High Performance) on my computer. It just shows (Balanced [Active]). Processor power management: Minimum 5% and Maximum 100%. and I still have some slow speed on my computer. This happened after I upgraded from Windows 10 to windows 11
Mee to my battery on laptop draining so fast and its pluged in but fps is not the problém when i haved Windows 10 it was okay
Me who has a 4gb ram pc intel 3 processor🤣
me 4Gb ram laptop and Intel CELERON bruhhurhrurhrh
8gb ram i3 3rdgen
@@cyanide9990 nice
@@cyanide9990 My PC Specs: 11th generation Intel Core i7 with Nvidia GTX 1050 graphics and 32 Gb of DDR4 Memory with 2TB Solid State Drive
@@Etherus69 u are lucky u having
thnx mate u upload the best vid for the second time it works well
Glad it was helpful Mate ❤️😊🙋
Can I ask what if theres no high performance in power options?
Many thank
You can create a new power plan from the left side 👍
But it will dran your battery faster
Bro, when I open games or other app my pc shutting down and automatically turn on itself. Make a video for this problem
Sure will try mate 👍
Same here after I delete all temp hahahahaha but it's okay because I'll just boot it
What negative impact do we get?
Nothing it's just it will be running with the max speed whenever required for better performance.
Btw how to fix fan noisy?
It usually not but if cpu is getting used continously for long hours then any cpu will get heated.
If fan is noisy then it physically needs to be cleaned by professional and still noise then fan should be changed 👍
Maybe overheating and worse battery life on some laptops
I have tweaked Windows 10
power to the ultimate power plan. I put in a new Ryzen 5800 CPU and they suggest using a balanced power plan to maximize its performance. Comments?
balanced is the one given the highest performance, unless you wanna use high and have your pc overheat with slight downgraded performance, go for it, this guy removes any comments telling the truth and only rely to his bot ones so he'll fool everything to think it actually works, news flash, it doesn't, balanced gives the most performance out of all power plan alternates and this entire video did waste everyone's time
@@Truffyy Thank you for the information.
@@Truffyy wow no
Is it gonna work on Intel Pentium Gold on laptop?
Yes 👍
Can you help me I cant see the minimum process state as well the maximum processor state?
It should be there in power management if nt then select for high performance 👍
@@maktoomsaif5152 Then create a power plan
Microsoft creating lot of new futures. We just disable them to make pc usable. Does it make any sense?
I understand that mate. For few it is useful and for few it's not.
Excellent! Thank you!
😊👍
@@EasyTechGeek my PCloud keeps running in high Power Usage. Any idea on how I can prevent that from happening?