PC Gaming: MAXIMUM Performance
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The fastest and easiest way to obtain more frames per second is to lower the graphical settings in your games. That's also how you'll get the most significant increases in framerates. However, if you want to raise the details you can game at 60fps with, you already listed most of the best options:
1) Overclocking your gpu, msi afterburner is the best program out there for that. (usually you hit the stability wall way before your temeperatures get too high, especially with mid end cards, however when overclocking make sure you set a custom fan profile to try and achieve the lowest possible temperatures with acceptable noise levels)
2) Overclocking your cpu, this helps in case you have a mid-low end cpu that is bottlenecking the gpu
3) Optimizing performance through drivers (manual optimization beats automated optimization)
- using driver anti-alias can improve performance
- same for anisotropic filtering and tessellation
4) Opening task manager and looking for programs that you aren't using and are occupying ram and cpu power
- check what is using the most cpu or ram, if you recognize the program and know it doesn't need to be running kill it
5) Overclocking your ram, most effective when you have a slow kit (for example 1333mhz cas 10)
6) Regularly defragmenting your hdd if you don't have an ssd (won't boost fps usually but it will help with loading times)
- there is a defragmenting utulity within windows, it can be found by searching "defrag" in the start search bar. Select the hdd you want to defrag and let the program work
7) Close explorer using task manager while gaming and alt-tab to the game, then go back to task manager and restart explorer. This helps with some games, but most games don't really care.
- simply open task manager, look for the "explorer" process and shut it off (AFTER you started the game and alt-tabbed to task manager). When you're done gaming, go back to task manager and click "new activity" under the applications tab, type "explorer" and press enter.
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