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Which, if you do not mind me rambling, is a bit annoying.

The issue I have is that it seems like it wants to take away as much of your user control as possible and has a good bit of fluff. while these things will not affect performance in any relevant way, if you do not like them, and like your OS'es to be more like WinXp/7, you can do that.Īgain, Windows 8.1 does not run horribly. You can delete most apps, disable OneDrive ( here's how, preferably with the group policy change ), turn off the App Store, go to local account, etc.

Some stuff doesn't give you a performance impact, but is basically just not needed. If you have another antivirus and firewall, you can disable windows equivalents of these as well.Īpart from that, if you want to tweak it further. Then, rest of services, as it would be too long to explain, go here, this is not a bad guide. Leave stuff like Antivirus and Firewall, start menu, maybe AMD Catalyst/Nvidia Center, Steam/GoG if you want. Hit enter, go to services, tick hide Microsoft services, disable what you do not want/need. Step one, run the run command as an admin ( either go crtl+shift+esc and go file-> new task, or hit Windows Key+R) It also happens in other games, like Bioshock, except only the pictures stutter but not sound. When playing like this, the game is fully playable, but there are ocassional dips to 28 frames, and then the sound stutters and makes the experience really ugly. It's glorious and it can even run at full speed, native resolution outside of fights and when all textures have been cached on that area (my resolution is 768p, but I'm playing the game at a lower one to keep 30fps). Yes, that little thingy with a Celeron 2975U 1.4 GHz and 4 GB RAM. I'd like to know if there are any particular services that can be safely disabled, etc.įor some context, I'm running Xenoblade Chronicles ON A FRIGGIN' CHROMEBOX. Other than what I mentioned, is there anything else I can do to allow my games to use more resources? I usually see the Desktop Window Manager using 3% CPU, or WMI Provider Host.

I also try to use reasonable graphics settings and consider how optimized the game or emu is. I usually close Chrome, make the game or emulator have high priority over other processes. Just what the title reads! I just want to know if using something like GameBooster might help.