https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZDFHUmM4ts3NpLM3jwv_pcPQbPtivDNBc9__J7FqEn4/edit#
Thats a link with evidences of how bad freethy person is..and he didnt started or made anything for tweaking scene, just a bad old guide that people made a lot of better ones later..Even danske with idk 13 year old ? made a way more complete guide..
I once was a member of his discord, like 90% of persons i know today, and EVERY single person say he is a retard.
I never, ever said bad against him till now, i even defended him at start of everyone shitting on him. Because i think if the support tech is trading time and effort for helping people it should be a respectable job. But he lies, he steals, he talk shit, and he will fuck you for money..
Im just writing this because recently he said im a douchbag and i copied his guide blablabla. Come on, i got better person to copy from.. like calypto,melody and revi guys.. Fr33thy is at very newbie level.. He cant even overclock without fry motherboards..
For the "i dont care about drama, i just wanna help at my pc and im rich", listen, he will somehow fuck you. trust me.

A collection of cool hidden and not so hidden tweaks
This is heavily inspired by Revision and Calypto's, Danske's and Melody's...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dgr77JDEHPi3AoMDV9CqxewDPOLqay2N/view?usp=sharing(https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dgr77JDEHPi3AoMDV9CqxewDPOLqay2N/view?usp=sharing)

It is a collection of everything, made for every gaming pc or windows version
Please join revision discord if you have any doubt about this.. You can talk with me on #collab-feedback or #felipe

This is such a important move, will make 50% of work done. Choose your ISO wisely. Removing/stripping too much cause more issues and incompatibility and doesnt help with performance or speed, i blindly trust those ISO community creators because they have much experience

Learn more about them in Revision discord

Get your Revision windows here

Windows timers are not a complex topic. Its just that we saw the options and we are complicating using bad values
The best scenario is to not use syntetic timers, which is default
To undo a command in bcdedit, do bcdedit /deletevalue X (where X is useplatformclock, x2apicpolicy, etc.)

bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes (Windows 8+)
This command forces the kernel timer to constantly poll for interrupts instead of wait for them; dynamic tick was implemented as a power saving feature for laptops but hurts desktop performance

bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes (Windows 8+)
Forces the clock to be backed by a platform source, no synthetic timers are allowed
Potentially better performance, lowers timer resolution to .488 instead of .5ms

Time Stamp Counter (TSC) (default) (bcdedit /set useplatformclock false)
TSC is reliable and will give you the lowest latency and highest fps

ACPI Power Management Timer (PMT) (bcdedit /set useplatformclock true + HPET BIOS OFF)
PMT is a highly stable high frequency clock, it doesn't sync, because it is not set to a fixed heartbeat. It is frequency based, which means that it will never delay another tick from happening. This can eliminate the chance of having stutters.

High Precision Event Timer (HPET) (bcdedit /set useplatformclock true + HPET BIOS ON)
HPET is highly stable high frequency clock, but it is programmed to be synced tightly, since it is set to tick every x amount of time, regardless of hardware configuration HPET would be good if all cores ticked at the exact same speed and were naturally synced, but that is something that rarely ever happens which is why it is bad HPET is a hardware based, synthetic timer, windows made it for debugging purposes and most of the time almost everytime it shouldnt be used High frequency clocks like HPET may potentially allow for smoother gameplay and better sync at the expense of latency

Different Windows versions (7/8/8.1/10) all have different ways of using the TSC
Some motherboards have no option to disable HPET, if you are advanced there is GRUB or custom bios

MSI is Message Signaled-Based Interrupts, a faster and better method that replaces Windows Line-Based interrupt mode
Some drivers default to using legacy pin-triggered interrupts, which are now emulated and are slower than using MSI

Interrupt-Affinity Policy can set affinity for a driver’s interrupts

To change msi and affinitys settings, Bored made a wonderfull and complete tool.. check out his file https://github.com/BoringBoredom/PCIutil/releases

Read more Windows Line Based vs MSI Based.

Win32PrioritySeparation value is the amount of time the Windows process scheduler allocates to a program

42 Decimal = Short, Fixed, High foreground boost. 2A Hex
41 Decimal = Short, Fixed, Medium foreground boost. 29 Hex
40 Decimal = Short, Fixed, No foreground boost. 28 Hex
38 Decimal = Short, Variable, High foreground boost. 26 Hex
37 Decimal = Short, Variable, Medium foreground boost. 25 Hex
36 Decimal = Short, Variable, No foreground boost. 24 Hex
26 Decimal = Long, Fixed, High foreground boost. 1A Hex
25 Decimal = Long, Fixed, Medium foreground boost. 19 Hex
24 Decimal = Long, Fixed, No foreground boost. 18 Hex
22 Decimal = Long, Variable, High foreground boost. 16 Hex
21 Decimal = Long, Variable, Medium foreground boost. 15 Hex
20 Decimal = Long, Variable, No foreground boost. 14 Hex

To set Win32PrioritySeparation to 38 Decimal (26 Hex), paste this to Command Promt:

REG ADD "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\PriorityControl" /v "Win32PrioritySeparation" /t REG_DWORD /d "38" /f

Read more about Process Scheduling and Win32PrioritySeparation

If you are not in Windows 7, just tweak your bios disabling c-states and power savings so you can disable power service:
REG ADD "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Power" /v "Start" /t REG_DWORD /d "4" /f

or use a custom powerplan:

What it does: Disable wake timers, USB Suspend setting, Controls CPU Idle, Disable Power Savings, Unpark cores and more.
Drop the file in C:/, Open command promt and type:
powercfg -import C:/RevisionPowerPlanV2.8.pow
Open Power Options and select RevisionPowerPlanV2.8
Download RevisionPowerPlanV2.8.pow

Enable idle: (less responsive, lowers temperature)
powercfg -setacvalueindex scheme_current sub_processor 5d76a2ca-e8c0-402f-a133-2158492d58ad 0
powercfg -setactive scheme_current
Disable idle: (more responsive, raises temperature)
powercfg -setacvalueindex scheme_current sub_processor 5d76a2ca-e8c0-402f-a133-2158492d58ad 1
powercfg -setactive scheme_current

This is a usefull utility to remove detached/ghost devices, very safe to do.

Download Device Clean Up Tool

You should learn what services to disable, use regedit/serviwin, remove the necessary dependencys
Dont disable what doesnt have cpu cycles, install processexplorer or processhacker and you will see there is no point
If you are on decent windows like Revision isos, you really dont need that extra disabling...

This is very important for your system, make sure to check every setting

Must do:

Disable C-State (CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E), C3, C6, C7, C8)
Disable Intel (R) Speed Shift Technology
or CPU Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology (EIST) Function
Disable Active State Power Management ASPM/ALPM settings
Disable OnBoard Video, Audio or Lan Controller if you have a PCI/USB one that is or will be installed.
Disable Platform Power Management
Disable any onboard LED traces/lights
Disable not used features
Enable XMP

Remove all protections and power savings, enable max performance/power

Internal PLL Overvoltage Disabled
Spread Sprectum Disabled
BCLK Recovery Disabled
Intel Rapid Start Disabled
Intel Smart Connect Disabled
EPU Power Saving mode Disabled
CPU Power Phase Control Extreme
CPU Power Duty Control Extreme
CPU Current Capability 140%
CPU Frequency Tuning Mode +6%
CPU Frequency Switch Max
DRAM Frequency Switch Max
DRAM Current Capability 130%
DRAM Power Phase Control Extreme
Termination Anti-Aliasing Enabled
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology Disabled
Long Duration Package Power Limit 9999
Short Duration Package Power Limit 9999
CPU Integrated VR Current Limit 9999
Package Power Time Window 9999
Power Current Slope Level-4
Power Current Offset -100%
CPU C-States Disabled
High Precision Timer Disabled
Intel Adaptive Thermal Monitor Disabled
Hyper-threading Disabled
Execute Disable Bit Disabled
Intel Virtualization Technology Disabled

All tools necessary:
Download OCCT
Download MEMTest64

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-nvcleanstall/

This is a activator that is just a text script and doesnt install anything in your machine... very safe.
https://github.com/kkkgo/KMS_VL_ALL

PC/Windows Stuff
RevisionOS discord
LAG discord
n1kobg discord
Melody Discord

Guides

Danske’s Windows Tweaking Guide
Calypto Guide
Melody Ultra Tweaks Pack
n1kobg.blogspot.com
Bunny Guide

Monitor Stuff
TFT Central Monitor Reviews
RTings Monitor Reviews
Blurbusters Monitor Stuff