I would like to know if it makes sense to change the power option on a gaming PC - from
"balanced" to "maximum performance? It makes sense since I also overclocked my processor:" D.
And my pc generally to gamble, use Netflix.
You should use maximum performance so that the CPU always clocks at the maximum clock
Oh thank you very much, I didn't know.
That's not true either.
I would not cut anything with Windows, just set it to maximum performance. It simply has full power when it is needed.
While maximum performance actually prevents the CPU from overclocking, this has no effect in games. For this, the system needs more power when idle, because the CPU does not go down when it is not used very much. The only advantage is that there can be no delays if the CPU is suddenly stressed from idle. These delays are in the millisecond range and do not occur in games because the CPU here does not run from zero to one hundred simply because of loading screens etc. Therefore: Just leave it on "Balanced".
Has he also "balanced"
I feel a clear difference between top performance and balanced.
And how many FPS does that bring in your eyes? Both profiles are not limited to the maximum cycle
At maximum performance + my OC settings I have around 15% more FPS.
Lol… + OC settings. Logically, you have more power there. But that's not because of the Windows Energy Savings Plan
For sure?
Jub
