What are the default settings?

Bro, how do i change it back?

@@Dose_of_CS2 HPET on in device manager bcdedit /set useplatformclock true bcdedit /set useplatformtick no bcdedit /set disabledynamictick no

@@Panjno Why you deleted the commands for cmd i was testing if is on or off better for me and now is not in the description anymore the commands to disable HPET

@@Panjno can you please drop the disable command

For sure! - as shown in the benchmarks provided, it can really help some games (like Gears 5) but can lower 1% in CSGO, its all about seeing what works best on YOUR PCs :)

@@Panjno Very correct! I am quite sensitive to frame time spikes/micro stutters so I tend to try optimize and cap to get the smoothest gameplay possible and always a higher framerate than consoles (with the quality too!).

@@bowriing Haha for sure!

It makes it impossible to even measure framerate accurately because you no longer have a high frequency timer to measure it with.

@@bowriing would you recommend turning HPET off for competitive games like apex and warzone?

I would reduce the PPT rather than the VCORE.

On my ryzen 5 3600 i apply voltage offset -0.084

@@sebastien34000 yes, having it higher caused me crashes and bsod Ryzen 5 3600 too

@@ggfargo Personally no crashes but high temp

@@ggfargo I have better score on cinebench with offset voltage

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enable resizable bar in bios and "smart acces memory" in radeon settings by a fella full red

A good rule of thumb is: the higher your FPS the lower your input latency. Also making sure you have a mouse that supports a 1000hz refresh rate is also good (500hz is also fine)

@@eyevou Thank you! 👍

Check your baseboard product… same thing

how does one do this ?...

how

@@TonySavageLife kzfaq.info/get/bejne/msybpdNjmsrUgWQ.html

I installed a 120 mm fan / cooler on my CPU to lower the temp.

@@freevideos051 big brain move right there

It won't run cooler and isn't worth it at least on most 7000 series. If you want to overclock, seriously stick with intel

Bruh its august

i'm using AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and 3060 ti LHR, is it best to use balanced or high performance on power plan?

@@tpedersen1 balanced

@@yawnz9195 thank you, why not high performance?

@@tpedersen1 Like i said in my description that u reacted to, it basicly means ur pc uses alot more recources and runs hotter even when its not really required. It just consumes more power in general, between balanced and high performance (and Ultra performance idk why this one exists but it does) is really no difference if u have a high end pc. High performance may only slightly be working better on laptops or lower end systems

@@tpedersen1 U can find videos about this, same applies to the ryzen power plans, i have mine set to normal balanced instead of ryzen because the difference is really none and might just work or not

are you saying you are experiencing ping lag?

@@luisborja9736 No sorry I meant that's the only thing that's fluctuating at ALL but no more than usual so idk what's causing it. I just started getting frame drops last night as well as when I boot now my white VGA qled indicator lights up on motherboard but there's no issues with gpu idk why it's coming on. Usually when that comes on there's no display but mine is working fine. Every time I restart the white VGA light goes away lol it's so weird. Still getting micro stutters I'm just so damn confused I've been goin in circles for about a week or so

@@Lurch-11 Try turning off fast startup in windows first of all if you have it on, I have only ever had issues with that shit

@@Lurch-11 any specific game?

@@Lurch-11 hi Lurch I had this problem with my motherboard white led light staying on. For me I had to change in the bios under the PCI’s-16-1 from auto to manually gen4. This was because I have a pci card for usb-c for my quest 2 in the pcie16-2 slot.

Please could you link where they said this, I want to have a look

That was the case before they updated the drivers

That is not true for desktops but it may be the case for laptops

Leave your power plan on balanced default.

@@hezi5729 ok

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thank YOU!

If you have an AMD Ryzen cpu, then use the power plan AMD made instead of bitsum

What kind of things did u deactivate? Wondering if it can help with my Ryzen 4600g rtx 4060 combo

pls intel

thank you

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@@Suhiz000 thanks

@@mwadhinanamalemo yeah no worries😁

fair enough, like mentioned in this video the BIOS stuff is what to RESEARCH for your system, even then its only recommended for those who are comfortable it can be GREAT for Ryzen but its understandable why many dont bother with it :)

Anything related to the BIOS/UEFI is an advanced setting, only do it if you feel comfortable with it.

Where exactly did you get that "more people are switching to linux" thing from though

@@aerosw1ft steam deck and latest steam survey

having the same issue, no clue why

I have an x-570 chipset and am also getting "system product name". This step in the process is just confirming the chipset of your motherboard, which you may be able to discover by going over to your search bar, typing in "system information" and opening up that window. From there, you're looking for the line that says "BaseBoard Product", that should be the name of your motherboard. Go to your search engine, type the name of your motherboard followed by "chipset" and see if you can find further information regarding the chipset of your board. Worst case, you can always try to restart into your BiOS and your motherboard info should also be listed in there either on the homescreen of the BiOS menu or in one of the information sub-menus. Of course, if you still have the box your motherboard came in when you first bought it, it'll say right there on the front, as well lol "x570" or "B550", etc. edit: downloading CPU-ID will also list this info under the section titled "Mainboard" chipset/southbridge

@@younclebear LEGEND thanks bro

Warzone i heard on pc it's bad optimized that's all

@@LayerZlayer2000 So, it won't be worth to update the bios?

@@RPGPiixe updating bios is a thing you Always should do

@@RPGPiixe stay on latest Windows updates/latest Motherboard chipset and latest bios and you're good to go if the game is the Problem you can't change that atleast after going down with Resolution or Graphic settings

I had windows 11, had stuttering like impossible to play, tried everything to fix it but nothing happened(r9 5900x with 3080) Downloaded de-bloated windows from fr33xty (yt channel) installed it(windows 10), updated my bios and oc-d m cpu.. Game runs smoother than ever at points where i have 200+ fps in 1440p in caldera..

Could you elaborate more? More settings :)

thats what he said in the video

That was the case before AMD updated their drivers.

I would say you should always use balanced wether you're on amd or intel, base frequencies of cpu's nowadays are usually pretty high so having cpu boost for no reason doesn't make any sense

u prolly already figured this out by now but leave c states on, svm is only if you use virtual machines or want virtualization based secuirty, whihc makes ur pc more secure but causes many problems in games and usually you want smt on unless your cpu has more than 12 physical cores.

@@MicahDaRhuler yes I already figured it out. But thank you for your answer

It really depends on the CPU and game. Older titles that use less multi-threading benefit more from game mode. Newer titles tend to favor the use of the GPU and, if available, SAM/Resizable Bar to bypass most of the CPU work. Emulation tends to rely on the CPU, btw.

For those of you who run into the same issue, this fixed the 'no signal' on my monitors. I reset the CMOS. 1. Unplug PSU power cable from wall This ensures no power is going to the PC 2. Remove CMOS battery This is a small 'watch battery' in your motherboard (see below) 3. Press and hold PC power button for 30 seconds This clears out any remaining charge in your PC 4. Reconnect everything Reinsert the CMOS battery, reconnect power and try starting the machine

Your fclk is always half your memory, in your case if it's 3200 your fclk is 1600

@@alsmith1775 sorry I made a mistake in my post. My flck is set to 1600. Resetting CMOS fixed the issue for me

@@navr1111111111111111 To clarify, resetting CMOS is resetting everything back to default settings meaning none of the changes illustrated in this video will be present in your system after that reset. The boot-looping or monitors not turning back on after saving the updated settings could possibly be due to a couple of things, but check how much voltage your RAM is pulling after enabling XMP. Memory/RAM may be demanding too high of voltage and, if I'm not mistaken, I believe Ryzen CPUs don't like voltage too far above 1.35v after XMP profiles are enabled. A possible fix may be to enable XMP and see what it wants to set the voltage to, the either manually begin to lower back to 1.35v or, reduce clck speeds of your RAM, as well. As an example, you could reduce from 3200/1600 to the very next selection down in each menu. So, 3200 reduce to I think the next one is 3133 or something. Then reduce Fclck to 1566 or whatever the next one is. But first, start with reducing clocks, then voltage if that doesn't work. As I'm typing, I just noticed that you have 4 sticks of 16gb of RAM which is why enabling XMP could become problematic as Ryzen for some reason does not like all 4 RAM slots taken up. So, I believe lowering the speed of the RAM one step at a time until your monitors turn back on will actually be the likeliest solution. Let me know if this helps!

​@@younclebear There was multiple issues I had with my setup. The most glaring one was enabling XMP with 4 sticks on ram, from two difference manufacters, with two different advertised speed. This is a gaming PC, and so the 64gb was overkill. I took out 32gb and left my Corsair Vengence 32gb 3600mhz in there. XMP worked find and the system booted. I assume the different clock speeds for memory had a huge part in why my setup wouldnt work... unless XMP automatically throttles the memory OC down to the lowest rated memory. The issue for me now is my CPU is running pretty hot with the OC. 67c-73c idle which isn't the end of the world, but when I play games maxed out it is hitting 95c constant and throttling. I have the wraith stock cooler that came with it and I probably need to re-do my thermal paste. Both those factors are probably why the temps are so damn high when gaming. I bought a noctua and some new thermal paste and will hopefully conclude my computer upgrades for the near future.

I have the same problem

Just install over the current one. It will update the files required automatically.

@@Shadowner83 thank u!

Uninstall current chipset, restart PC then reinstall new will give best results

@@daranester5449 sounds good. Thank you!