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I had originally planned to cling into Win7 after upgrading to Ryzen, but after getting an NVMe drive and dealing with some other software compatibility issues in the past I decided to commit the sin of Windows 10. While still planning on using 7 I came across this while I was trying to look for an article I had read somewhere about new improvements of the Win10 scheduler and how it handles threads: i.e. spreading them out more evenly, this taking advantage of the higher core & thread count of Ryzen chips instead of heavily relying on core 0.
 
My question is twofold: first, do/should I need to bother with the solution written in the link or has is since been integrated into either chipset drivers and/or Windows itself? And if anyone can think of something like that article I was looking for (I don't remember which publication it was, just that it was about Ryzen getting a little bit more of an edge along with general performance increases for high core count CPUs as well as it being a big step away from single threaded workflows) could you please link it or point me in the right direction?
 
Thanks in advance 😊

You do you man. Check out the Be Quiet! stuff

Sound>Recording>"Your mic">listen
 
Try turning that off if its on.

ALL OF THEM. Lol, but just get whatever you want/have wanted to play for a long time.

I got that for free! (coupon came with my graphics card)

I got that for free! (coupon came with my graphics card)

Gotta love people suggesting to run cleaner apps when OP said they even did a fresh Windows install.
 
The ISP wouldn't be the cause of their computer slowing down.
 
From what I gathered, it's not their network speed that's slow, but their computer.
 
 
How old is the computer? Update LAN/wifi drivers.
 
Check your hard drive health, as well.

tried Malwarebytes?

Save data in such a way that it's difficult for it to become corrupted or lost.

You need a capture card, but that not always works if the receiver is smart and it's somewhat illegal too.

maybe you will lose a bit, since 4790k has better single core performance
but it's negligibile
 
but in rendering/editing it will be a monster

No, you will not lose gaming performance with a 5820k

What's your current specks?
 
Edit: Just saw your profile.
 
You won't see a bit of performance increase in Gaming. (but about 1 - 2 fps extra)
 
But for Video Editing and Rendering, it'll help a lot.

Well. Yeah there is:

Z97 or Z87 chipset motherboards.

See this gentleman? He has sage advice. I would suggest this course of action.

No...don't...once you start...you won't stop...started with only a lightning strike...now have a kara doppler P4, stat jag+stat awp hyperbeast, m4 Icurus fell, and 2 other knives...

buy some shitty stattrak skins so you can see how many plebs you have slain. 

I've never really enjoyed Clash of Clans anyway ...

Oh.
Clash of Clans....
 
I thought you were talking about the Code of Conduct.
I dunno, Clash of Clans has always been dead to me

NiP, then EnvyUs. :D:D:D
 
FUCKING HATE FNATIC, WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS.

NIP!

the url of this post rustles me greatly

Yep, go to a steam group if your interested in this stuff
 
But I had a similar problem, all my friend had consoles and only a couple had crap gaming PC's. Just play some games, meet some cool people and hit them up for an add. Easy!
 
Good luck

This is how you get stalkers.