What's up guys, in this article, I show you how to optimize your computer for gaming in Windows 10. I show you how to boost fps and dramatically increase performance with a few simple easy tips and tricks. Optimizing Windows 10 for gaming is crucial to be able to perform at the best of your ability and out beat the competition. Not only will it increase the speed of your computer, but also your fps which will benefit you immensely. Many top pro gamers use the tricks I show in this video to optimize their pc for gaming. If you follow everything in this video word for word you will be well on your way to having a pc that is optimized for gaming which will make you perform at the best you possibly can
Following this step, you can Optimize Windows 10 for Gaming and Increase FPS and also Performance.
In this video, I explained the Ways to optimize windows 10 for gaming to make smooth gameplay in Your game.
Optimize Windows 10 For Gaming
1. Stop background apps
Windows 10 background apps
Go to Start, then select Settings > Privacy > Background apps.
Under Background Apps, make sure Let apps run in the background is turned On.
Choose which apps can run in the background, turn individual apps and services settings On or Off.
To stop most apps from running in the background
Go to Start, then select Settings > Privacy > Background apps.
Under Background Apps, make sure Let apps run in the background is turned Off.
2. Deleting Temporary Files
Deleting Prefetch Files
1. Press ⊞ Win+R to open the Run dialog. Another way to open the Run dialog is to type run into the Windows search bar and click Run in the results.
RUN
2. Type prefetch into the "Run" box and press ↵ Enter. This opens the Prefetch folder in the File Explorer
Depending on your security settings, you may need to enter your admin password or confirm the action before you see the folder contents.
how to select all files
3. Press Ctrl+A to select all Prefetch files. This should highlight all of the files in the folder in the right panel. If not, click a blank area of the folder first to activate the panel.
4. Press the Del key.
3. Set high performance
1. Windows sets all PCs to a “Balanced” power plan by default. But there are also “Power saver” and “High performance” plans. Your PC manufacturer may have even created their own power plans. What’s the difference between them all, and should you bother switching?
2.High Performance: High Performance mode doesn’t lower your CPU’s speed when it isn’t being used, running it at higher speeds most of the time. It also increases screen brightness. Other components, such as your Wi-Fi or disk drive, may also not go into power-saving modes.
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