6 PC Gaming Settings You Should Change Right Now! 2024

In this video, I’ll be showing the settings along with other tips to optimize your PC’s gaming performance on Windows 10 and 11 that will give you a better experience when playing games on your computer.

Windows 10 Tips & Tricks Playlist
Windows 11 Tips & Tricks Playlist

0:00 Intro
0:05 Overview
0:18 Set Real Mouse Speed
1:15 Update GPU Drivers
1:56 Enable Game Mode
2:41 Disable Startup Apps
3:27 Adjust Power Plan
4:19 Choose Monitor Refresh Rate

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[LossyLossnitzer]

We enjoy getting the latest update, just installed Crowdstrike and it did not go so well :)

[maboulofob]

Having no music during the video is weird haha, but still cool to see your content 👌
Are you planning on doing something similar but for laptops by any chance ?

[davidjamgochian]

hey mmm I have
Processor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-1115G4 @ 3.00GHz 3.00 GHz
Installed RAM 8.00 GB (7.66 GB usable)
what to you have??

[Poifix]

Power plan can stay on balanced. If you have a somewhat recent PC. Within 10years or so. Changing the power plan will make little to no difference. Having it on balanced will not hold your PC back in any way. It will simply adapt to the task at hand. Rather than always being at full throttle all the time. This might have helped PCs like 20 years ago. All it does now is increasing that bill.

[ToneWalt]

It looks like your Nvidia Experience app is out of date because there is a new one.

[saafewolf]

DriverMax is another way to update drivers.