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I know it SHOULDN'T be done by us instead, by the companies that are responsible but I personally have my systems and I really can't tolerate it stuttering and lagging all the time so as a possible simple temporary solution by us, we can hold back the issue and determine if it is those settings that are causing the stuttering so we can report back in a more detailed way so those companies responsible will know exactly where the issue is coming from or how the issue is related to maybe mixing TPM and those settings.

Hello! I might have found the solution. I need people to confirm it please. Whoever is willing we would all appreciate it. First, go to search and type 'optionalfeatures', then 'Turn windows features on or off' should pop up, hit enter then please look for 'Windows Hyper-v' or 'Windows Hypervisor Platform' and disable it then look for 'Windows Subsystem for Linux' (this will remove android features introduced recently on some devices! This will also remove any linux distro installed under Windows) and disable it. Please then click on Start -> Settings -> Update & Security -> Recovery then click on 'Restart Now' under 'Advanced Startup' then click on Advanced Options -> UEFI Firmware Settings -> Restart. This should take you to your bios where you can look for 'SVM' if you're on AMD and VTx on Intel Systems. If you have a search option in your bios that would help out a lot. If you do not have a search option tho, SVM/VTx is usually under Intel: Advanced -> Intel Virtualization Technology -> Disabled AMD: Advanced -> CPU Configuration -> SVM Mode -> Disabled Then go to Save & Exit and boot into Windows! I really do hope people get to at least try these steps. I hope I explained the steps properly. If you have any questions or any comment on any of the steps please let me know and I'll try to help as best I could! Thank you for anyone who tries these steps! Reddit post:

So that means as soon as I get a 3rd Gen Ryzen, the Gen4 SSD will run at its highest rated speed when possible? Interesting, I guess reddit was wrong lmao. They said that it works like RAM modules where it would run at the lowest rated speed.

Hello everyone! I just joined here to ask a question that nobody has an answer to apparently :') So I recently bought a Sabrent Rocket 4 Gen 4 ssd and I already have a Samsung 960 EVO Gen 3 Nvme ssd. My motherboard is Asus TUF x570 Gaming Plus. Basically my question is: If I install both of them together assuming I have a Ryzen 3700x installed or so. Do I get each speed respectively or do I get the lowest out of both (Like RAM modules)? If I can get their actual speeds, do I have to change something in the bios? I recently saw LTT's new video titled "My CRINGIEST PC Build EVER" and they installed a Gen 4 and Gen 3 SSD, could that be a simple mistake where they're gonna run on the lowest speed (GEN3) or do they actually run on different speeds? Thank you in advance!