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Honest guides about Windows settings: what they really change, what they give and how to undo them.
How to raise FPS on Windows: what really works and what is a myth
There are hundreds of “FPS tweaks” online, but most change nothing or stay within the margin of error. Here are the Windows settings that actually do something, and how to check the result on your own PC.
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“Turn telemetry off completely” is one of the most popular optimizer promises. On regular editions of Windows it is not possible, but some things really can be limited. A calm look at what works.
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The “Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling” switch is in Windows 10 and 11, but few people know what it does. In short: what it is, who it helps and how to check.
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