Check out this great tip on how to improve windows 10 to games.
tweaking the OS is often the fun part. Discovering and implementing computer user tips are my favorite a part of getting a significant new version of an OS. I still keep in mind back when DOS 5.0 came out, and that i was running DOS 3.3, and i got to try all these new things to optimize my 286. And once I upgraded from Windows/286 to Windows 3.0, I felt like my life had changed. (We’ve come back a long way.) nostalgia aside, here’s what you wish to know to amp up your Windows ten install and take it to future level.
How to improve windows 10 to games
Windows 10’s new Game Mode allows you to boost performance by reallocating system resources toward whatever you are playing. In fact, there is a whole new gaming panel in Settings that provides you fast management of the gameDVR and also the Game Bar (triggered with Windows key-G). you’ll be able to additionally broadcast games to your audience with sub-second latency using Beam.
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nice thread!
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Game Mode in only available after Windows 10 Creators Update and it only “improves” performance on games bought through the Microsoft Store App I think, please let me know if my understanding is correct. Congratulations for the Excellent initiative (website and posts).
Nice post.
Didn’t know this. Cool~
Of course this is really cool!
any tip to make it run faster is awessome
Are there any tweaks that can be made to Windows that would improve performance for all games? (Background processes to turn off?, memory or CPU settings?, power management?, etc.)
I never knew there were this many “hacks” to improving gaming on Windows game mode.
Nice post.
Nice post.
very nice thread
Improving performance can be as easy as updating drivers or uninstalling competing programs for CPU.
Thanks for the great tips.
Interesting article.
Thanks for the info
Great to see what Windows 10 is capable of doing.
Thank you for this – well worth reading