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0:00Hey there, guys. Since my last
0:01optimization video got taken down, I'm
0:03recording a new one for you. We’ve
0:05got a new pack here. I'll explain
0:07everything in more detail, perhaps show
0:09you how to use this pack. And I hope
0:12you won't have any questions left.
0:14Anyway, the first thing we do is
0:15install a clean version of Windows.
0:16Ideally, my Windows is already
0:17installed and set up, because I don't
0:19have the ability to install a clean one
0:20right now for a full guide. But I think
0:22you'll be able to figure it out
0:23yourselves. I will basically show you
0:24everything step by step that you need
0:26to do. First, we download the Windows
0:28image that you'll be using. In my case,
0:31it's Windows 11 24H2, and we download
0:33Rufus to flash it onto a USB drive.
0:36Open Rufus, select your flash drive.
0:38Next, just select your Windows image.
0:42And set all the settings just like mine
0:44. Once you've set the settings, press
0:49start. After that, Windows will be
0:51installed onto your flash drive. You
0:54can immediately go into the flash drive
0:55and drop my pack there so you don't
0:56have to download it later when you've
0:58already installed clean Windows. Let's
1:01assume you've already installed clean
1:02Windows. What do you need to do next?
1:05To start, we go to mouse settings, go
1:10here and uncheck this box. It will be
1:12enabled by default, so we uncheck it
1:14and click apply. Okay. Why is this
1:16necessary? This is to disable mouse
1:18acceleration so that when you make
1:20sudden movements, or flicks, the mouse
1:22doesn't adjust anything for you.
1:25Basically, this is done by default. I
1:26think you all already know about this.
1:29So I won't bore you, let's just move on
1:31. The next thing you need to do is
1:33simply disable your antivirus. You need
1:35to go to Windows Security, then click
1:37here. You'll have a window here with
1:40many different settings. You go in and
1:43click on the blue text. Look for
1:47real-time protection and turn
1:48everything off there. That's it. After
1:51that, you can safely move my pack to
1:53your desktop without any files being
1:54deleted, since your antivirus is turned
1:56off. Also, by the way, don't forget to
2:00create a backup before doing all this,
2:02first of all, and secondly, check
2:03Windows for updates. In my case, there
2:06are no updates. In your case, once
2:08you've installed clean Windows, go
2:09straight to check for updates. If there
2:11are no updates, then you can start the
2:13optimization. If there are updates, you
2:16download them, install them, and then
2:18proceed with the optimization. So,
2:20let's go in order. We have a new pack
2:23here. The first thing we do is go to
2:25the first tab of Defender Control and
2:28open it. Here, we click "Disable
2:30Windows Defender." That's it. We just
2:33disable the antivirus so it doesn't
2:35interfere and doesn't eat up resources
2:37in the background. Next, we go to the
2:40second tab. Here, we install DirectX by
2:43simply running this batch file. We also
2:47install the Visual C ++ packages. All
2:49the ones I could find are here. You can
2:52install them all or just the ones you
2:54need; it's completely up to you. There
2:56is also an "upran" in this folder, but
2:58we'll talk about that a little later.
3:00Moving on to the tweaks. Things will be
3:04a little more complicated with the
3:06tweaks. I will explain which new tweaks
3:07are included here. I'll explain what
3:09each tweak does. We'll go through each
3:12one together, because last time I just
3:14breezed through them and said, "Turn
3:15this on, turn that on." And that was it
3:18. Here we have a description for each
3:19tweak. Basically, in every folder,
3:21there is a "Readme" file you can read
3:23to see what the tweak does and what
3:25potential issues might arise. But with
3:28most of these tweaks, there won't be
3:29any issues at all. Let's do it this way
3:31. Spectre Meltdown. Most people won't
3:34need it. It disables certain Windows
3:36protection components. Ah, take a look.
3:41If you disable it on newer PCs, it
3:44might lead to a decrease in performance
3:47. You should only disable it on super
3:50old PCs. As you can see, I wrote here
3:52that it applies to Intel below the
3:5410,000 series and AMD below the 3,000
3:56series. In all other cases, just don't
3:59touch this folder, don't touch these
4:01tweaks, and skip them. Also, if you
4:03decide to disable them, most likely
4:05FaceIT anti-cheat won't work. You need
4:07to keep that in mind as well. Moving on
4:10. System Responsiveness. System
4:13Responsiveness handles the locking of
4:16CPU reserves. By default, it's set to
4:1920%for system tasks. We will lock it at
4:2110%to consume fewer resources in the
4:23background. Just run this batch file
4:26and then this one. Again, there is a
4:28Readme file here where everything is
4:30written out. Moving on. We enter this
4:33folder. Here we have several values for
4:36Win32 Priority Separation. Look, this
4:40value is actually individual for every
4:43PC. You can open this file and read in
4:45more detail about all these tweaks. On
4:48most PCs, the best values will be
4:50either 36 or 40. The default value is
4:5326. So if things get worse, just revert
4:55to the default values. Let's keep going
4:58. Going through the next tweaks. The
5:00first is "Delete Windows Defender."
5:02What does it do? It rips Windows
5:04Defender out of your system by the
5:06roots. Whether you should use it or not
5:09is up to your discretion. The pro is
5:10that you completely gut the defender.
5:13The con is, er, that it may interfere
5:15with the operation of some anti-cheats.
5:20Also, if you have, for instance, an HVC
5:23flag on your account in Lanta or you
5:25simply need kernel isolation, you won't
5:28be able to enable it because Windows
5:30Defender has been completely ripped out
5:32. Moving on. Disable is just user
5:37account control. You turn it off so
5:39annoying pop-ups don't appear when
5:41running programs as an admin, that's it
5:42. Next, SmartScreen. SmartScreen is our
5:46real-time protection. Again, we turn it
5:48off. MS is also a tweak related to
5:51Windows protection. We turn it off.
5:54Next, this tweak will disable
5:57auto-installation and auto-updating of
6:01Microsoft Store apps. We just turn it
6:04off. Next, we have two tweaks to remove
6:08UWP apps from Windows 11 and Windows 10
6:11. Accordingly, depending on your
6:13Windows version, choose the one you
6:15need. Also, if you wish, you can remove
6:19Microsoft Edge if you don't use it. And
6:21by the way, I remind you that all these
6:23tweaks need to be dragged onto PowerRun
6:25. There. Next up is System Tweaks. It
6:28simply applies several system
6:29parameters. If you are interested in
6:31what some parameters do, just go here
6:33and select Edit in Notepad. And right
6:35here you can see everything it changes.
6:39Next is a tweak that disables Game Bar,
6:40which no one really needs, and it will
6:42only get in the way. And eat up
6:47performance. So, just enable it. Next,
6:50disable. Look, with the full-screen
6:52optimization, some might see
6:54performance drop, others might see an
6:55improvement; some might get more input
6:57lag, some less. You need to keep in
7:01mind that if you turn it off, some
7:03overlays won't work properly. For
7:05example, the Nvidia Overlay might not
7:07work properly, and so on. Whether to
7:09turn it off or not, decide for yourself
7:11. I leave it enabled, but the tweak is
7:13there, so you can turn it off. There is
7:16also a backup here, so if you want, you
7:18can always revert it. And this Registry
7:21file, no drivers autoupdate, simply
7:23disables the auto-update of drivers
7:25that Windows does itself in the
7:27background. That is, if you
7:29theoretically delete a driver, Windows
7:31won't automatically reinstall it
7:33without your knowledge. Let's keep
7:37going. GPU. Right, we'll stop here for
7:41a moment. These tweaks are related to
7:43the graphics card and driver
7:44installation. The first thing you will
7:46need to do is go into DDU and open it
7:51as an administrator. By the way, before
7:53doing this, you need to type "msconfig"
7:55right here, click here, then here,
8:00apply, OK, and restart. After that,
8:04your system will reboot into safe mode
8:07to properly clear out the drivers. Also
8:11, you can go to Options here and set
8:12everything just like I have. Right here
8:18, you will need to select, uh, the
8:22device, the component from which you
8:25need to remove the driver. Just select
8:27GPU. Next, select your graphics card.
8:29In my case, it's Nvidia. Click "Clean
8:32and restart" right here and remove the
8:35driver. After that, your computer will
8:38reboot, and it might restart in safe
8:41mode. If that happens, just go here and
8:43uncheck the "Safe Boot" box. Click OK.
8:46That's it. After that, you will start
8:50up in normal mode. The driver won't
8:52install automatically because we
8:54checked the appropriate box in DDU, and
8:57also because we disabled automatic
8:59driver updates. By Windows itself. Once
9:03you have done that, go to NVCleanstall
9:06and run it. What do you need to do here
9:09? First, check this box, select this
9:12option, and choose the latest desktop
9:15driver version here. Once that's done,
9:19click Next. Select the components you
9:21need here. If you need NVIDIA,
9:23ShadowPlay, or want to record clips,
9:25you can choose accordingly. I don't
9:27need that. I recommend just installing
9:30the basic driver and using OBS for
9:32clips or recording. These are my
9:35settings. You can choose your own.
9:37Click Next. After that, your driver
9:42files will be downloaded. Once those
9:48files are downloaded, you will be taken
9:51to a window like this. Check the boxes
9:54just like mine and don't touch anything
9:58else. Next, click Next. Just click "
10:01Install" here, and the driver will
10:03install automatically without any
10:05further action or help from you. As
10:07soon as the driver is installed, close
10:09the installer and open CRU. Open CRU.
10:14What do you need to do here? First, you
10:17need to click the "None" button here
10:19because some resolutions will be
10:21highlighted. Click "Delete all" here,
10:25go here, then "TV resolutions," and
10:28click "Delete all" there as well. OK.
10:32OK. After we have removed all
10:34unnecessary resolutions, we can move on
10:36to setting your own resolutions. How do
10:39we do that? We go here, to "Detailed
10:41resolutions." And here, either edit the
10:44resolution that's there by default or
10:46create a new one. How is that done?
10:48Look, for example, let me delete this
10:51resolution and add a new one. What do
10:53we do? We click "Add." Next, in this
10:56window here, select either "Exact" or "
10:59Exact Reduced." Look, you should only
11:02really mess with CRU if you need to
11:04adjust your refresh rate. If your
11:08refresh rate is quite high, "Exact
11:10Reduced" works for most monitors,
11:12because with "Exact," your monitor
11:15might just not turn on, and you'd have
11:17to reinstall Windows or unplug the
11:20DisplayPort and use an HDMI cable
11:22instead. There. So, choose "Exact
11:25Reduced," set your resolution—in my
11:27case, I'll set this one. And set the
11:29maximum monitor refresh rate that you
11:31need. In my case, it's 240 Hz. That's
11:35it. Click "OK." I'll select "Exact."
11:38There. Click "OK." After we've done
11:42that, click "OK" here as well, and run
11:45"restart64" as administrator. After
11:47this, your driver will restart. If your
11:49image returns, then everything is good,
11:51and you've done it correctly. If you go
11:53into Display settings, you can see that
11:56you only have one refresh rate, which
11:58is your custom one, and there won't be
12:00any unnecessary resolutions. There. If
12:04you just have a black screen for quite
12:07a long time after clicking "restart64,"
12:10you need to press F8, boot into safe
12:13mode, and then, in safe mode, run this
12:16"reset-all" file as administrator,
12:18which will reset all settings to
12:21default. After that, just boot back
12:25into normal mode and don't touch CRU,
12:27because it's possible it’s simply
12:29incompatible with your monitor. What's
12:32next? Nvidia Profile Inspector, as well
12:34as my file. Nvidia Profile Inspector is
12:38used to configure GPU settings in the
12:41driver and Nvidia Control Panel in more
12:44detail, as well as to quickly apply
12:47your settings via a profile. You just
12:51take it, drag and drop the profile, and
12:54it imports automatically. That's it.
12:57Let's move on. Power plans. There's a
13:00lot here, various power plans. You can
13:03read this file; there's a link to a
13:05more detailed guide, so I won't cover
13:08that in this video. If you just need a
13:11good power plan, set it to "High
13:13Performance." This is the default
13:16Windows power plan, with which
13:17everything will generally be fine. You
13:19most likely won't need anything more;
13:21just select it here and forget about it
13:24. Also, power throttling. Select this
13:27file here and run it, thereby disabling
13:32power throttling. But only do this on a
13:37PC, because on laptops, it can cause
13:39overheating and instability. Next, we
13:42move on to services. To work with
13:44services, you will need System Informer
13:46or Process Hacker. Choose whichever you
13:48prefer. They are essentially the same
13:50thing. Download and run it. What do we
13:53have here? Here, you will find a
13:56shortcut to download Process Hacker or
13:58System Informer, as well as this text
14:00file with the services. What will you
14:03need to do? You run the executable and
14:05see what services are listed here. Next
14:07, in System Informer, you also select
14:10services. There. And just one by one,
14:13turn off the services that we have
14:16listed here. For example, our first
14:18service. So we take it, and type it
14:20into the search bar here. Right-click
14:24on it and select properties. And right
14:27here, set the start type to disabled.
14:30That's it. We do this for all these
14:32services. There is no point, guys, in
14:36turning off every single service on
14:38your computer, because some services
14:40have dependencies that will ping them.
14:43And because of that, if they ping and
14:46the service is disabled, your event
14:48logs will simply be flooded with
14:50various errors. You might experience
14:53stutters, lag, or screen tearing. So
14:56just don't turn off services if you
14:59don't know what they do. Turn off these
15:02specific ones; they most likely won't
15:04affect anything. The only exceptions
15:07are this service, this one, and also
15:11Spooler. The Spooler service is
15:13responsible for the printer. So if you
15:15need a printer, leave it on, as noted
15:17here. And if you happen to need updates
15:20or the Microsoft Store, you keep those
15:22enabled as well. But overall, if
15:24something stops working, you can always
15:27revert these services. Moving on. After
15:32you have disabled all these services,
15:34we move on to Affinity. Look, you
15:37should only consider this step if you
15:41have eight or more CPU cores. If you
15:45have fewer than eight cores, just skip
15:47this step and move on to the next. If
15:49you have eight cores or more, then stay
15:51tuned. Look, first you will need to
15:54disable SMT or Hyper-Threading in the
15:57BIOS. What is that? It's when you get
15:59an extra thread for every core, so
16:01instead of eight cores and eight
16:03threads, you would have, for example,
16:05eight cores and 16 threads. This is
16:08good for multi-threaded tasks, but in
16:10games, it can decrease performance and
16:12also significantly increase
16:13temperatures. So if you want to lower
16:17temperatures and get better performance
16:19in games, just disable SMT or
16:21Hyper-Threading. The first thing we
16:25need to do here is go into Auto GPU
16:27Affinity. Run it here, press Enter, and
16:31it will pick the best core for your
16:33graphics card. In my case, it was the
16:37fourth core. You can tell by the number
16:41of green numbers in the final window.
16:46You should mostly look at the 1%low and
16:510.1%low values. These are the main
16:54values you should pay attention to.
16:56Accordingly, the core with the best
16:58value will likely be the best for your
17:00graphics card. Next. Reserve CPU sets.
17:05We won't touch this for now, just let
17:06it stay right here. Here you will need
17:10to run these two batch files as
17:12administrator. Then you need to go to
17:15local disk C, the Windows folder, and
17:18drop these two files there. Just drop
17:20them right into the Windows folder and
17:22that's it. Then open this file via
17:27PowerShell so that these settings are
17:29applied automatically every time
17:32Windows starts. We've sorted out the
17:35scheduled mode. Moving on. Interrupt
17:38Affinity Tools. It is needed to bind
17:42each device to a specific core. Open it
17:46as administrator. Look, after you run
17:50the test in Auto GPU Affinity Tool and
17:53find out which core is best for your
17:56GPU, find your graphics card here. Here
18:00it is. Click Set Mask and select the
18:03best core for it. In my case, it was
18:04the fourth one. And click OK. After
18:07that, this error appears. Click OK here
18:09and then click. OK. That's it. Look,
18:14you need to do the same thing with the
18:17USB controller that your mouse and
18:19keyboard are connected to. How to find
18:22out which controller they are connected
18:24to? Right-click the Windows button and
18:28go to Device Manager. Here you select
18:32devices by connection and open this tab
18:38. And here you need to find which USB
18:41controller your mouse and keyboard are
18:43connected to. Just open them up
18:45gradually like this. If there isn't
18:47another arrow here, nothing is
18:48connected to it. But something is
18:50already connected to this controller.
18:52And accordingly, we see here's the
18:53mouse, here's the keyboard in my case.
18:55What do we need to do? The controller
18:57they are connected to, right-click it
19:00and go to properties. Here it says PCI
19:03bus 15 device 0 function 4. What do we
19:07need to do with this? We will look for
19:11the USB controller here with the same
19:14values. Just look for it. And as soon
19:25as we find it, click Set Mask and
19:27assign it a different core. Click OK.
19:30OK. No. Okay. That’s it, we’re done
19:35with Inter Affinity Policy Tools.
19:38However, your keyboard and mouse might
19:40be connected to different controllers.
19:44In that case, you will either need to
19:46find another controller and connect it
19:48to the same core, or you will need to
19:50plug them into a single controller.
19:54Most likely, these will be the
19:55motherboard slots that are located
19:57close to each other. Moving on. You can
20:03click here and exit. MSI Mode Utility.
20:07In the MSI Mode Utility, you will need
20:08to do the following. First, set a high
20:12priority for your network adapter here.
20:15Like this. So, high priority; by the
20:18way, we need to run this utility for
20:20your network adapter, for the NVMe
20:23Express controller, if you have one,
20:28also for the SATA AHCI controller, and
20:31for the USB controller that your
20:34keyboard and mouse are connected to, to
20:38be precise. Again, in my case, we look
20:41at these values here: PCI Bus 15,
20:43Device 0, Function 4. We take this
20:46controller and set its priority to "
20:48High". After that, click "Apply" and
20:51exit. Here you can look at various text
20:55files. For example, here is a text file
20:58with my settings. And now, let’s
21:00figure out how to bind our network
21:03adapter driver to specific cores. Type
21:07"regedit". Go here and copy this path.
21:13Next, paste it right here. So, erase
21:16this and paste it in. Then look for the
21:20folder that contains your network
21:22adapter. You can find it by its name.
21:26Just scroll through here and look. Not
21:28in this one, not in this one. In my
21:30case, I believe it was 0012, right?
21:32There it is. "DriverDesc: Realtek
21:35Gaming Family Controller". And here you
21:38need to add two values. The first value
21:43is a string parameter with this name.
21:48What does it do? It will bind your
21:51network adapter driver to a specific
21:54core. See how it works best for you. It
21:59needs to be tested; it varies on
22:00different systems. In my case, it works
22:03best on the sixth core. So, we create a
22:05string parameter. Like this: "New". And
22:08"String Value". And we give it this
22:11name. In my case, here it is: "
22:14RSSBaseProcessorNumber" with a value.
22:19Next, we create another string
22:21parameter, give it this name, and set
22:24its value to two. But only do this if
22:30you saw in the MSI Mode Utility that
22:32MSI-X is supported on your network
22:34adapter. If MSI-X isn't there, just
22:37skip this step. Anyway, I was editing
22:41the video and noticed I forgot to
22:42mention something. First of all, about
22:44"Auto," we can just go into it after
22:46we’ve already finished setting
22:48everything up and installing. And right
22:50here in services, you can turn off the
22:52ones you don't need. I often recommend
22:54disabling the services responsible for
22:56updates. They are usually named with "
22:59Update" at the end or "Elevation
23:01Service." Just disable all these
23:03services, and everything will be fine.
23:06Moving on. I also forgot to mention
23:10something about Affinity. Go in here
23:15and select "Reserve CPUs." After you've
23:20configured everything here, go to "
23:23Reserve CPUs" and select the cores
23:26you've assigned your drivers to, so
23:29that nothing else runs on those cores
23:32besides your driver. Overall, that’s
23:36it. I don't really have anything else
23:38to add. Guys. Moving on. Windows
23:43Updates. Here you can simply block
23:45updates so they don't bother you, but I
23:47prefer to do it in the settings. I mean
23:49, I go into Windows Update, select "
23:51Pause for 5 weeks" like this, and they
23:53just get blocked. If you block them
23:56here, the Microsoft Store might break,
23:58but you can fix it by simply turning
23:59these updates back on. Whether to do
24:02this or not is your decision. Overall,
24:04that’s probably everything I can tell
24:06you about optimization. I could also
24:08show you the Nvidia Control Panel
24:10settings. You can just set everything
24:15the way I have it, though most of the
24:21settings will be applied automatically
24:24when you use the profile in Nvidia
24:26Profile Inspector. In general, that's
24:54all. It turned out to be a fairly short
24:57video, but I’ve improved the pack
24:59compared to my previous videos, and I
25:01believe this pack is the most
25:03up-to-date and correct one, which won't
25:05break your system while giving you the
25:07best performance. To everyone who liked
25:10the video, thanks for watching. Like
25:12the video, subscribe to the channel,
25:14and please show some activity. If you
25:17have any questions, you can reach out
25:19to me on Telegram or VK; I usually
25:21reply everywhere. If you need personal
25:25optimization help from me, again, write
25:27to me on Telegram or VK, and you can
25:29purchase it for a fee. Overall, that's
25:32it. Thanks to everyone for watching.
25:34Bye everyone.

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