Step 3: Disable Record what happened toggle.
Step 2: Go to Gaming and select Captures. Power gaming users probably use AMD or NVIDIA’s driver-based capture/record settings. Step 4: Select whatever GPU option you want to use with the game and hit Save. Step 3: Select a game and click on Options. Step 2: Hit Enter and open the Graphics Settings menu. Step 1: Press the Windows key and search for Graphics. You can task a specific game to launch with the integrated GPU for saving battery or a dedicated GPU to deliver raw power from the start. It makes sense on gaming laptops or desktop setup with discrete GPU for high-end gaming. This may not make sense for desktop rigs with a single graphics card as High-performance and Power-saving modes have one GPU to choose from. You can always scale it up with a dedicated GPU from the likes of NVIDIA and enjoy high-end gaming.įollowing Windows 11 update, you have an option to assign a specific GPU per application. Most modern desktop CPUs come with a built-in GPU that’s good enough for light gaming. Step 3: Go to Game mode and enable the toggle from the following menu. Step 2: Select Gaming from the left sidebar. Step 1: Open the Settings app on Windows 11 (use Windows + I keys). The goal is to deliver a stable frame rate depending on the game and system. The system makes sure you have all the CPU and GPU resources to enjoy a smooth gaming experience. When you enable Game Mode, Windows will prioritize the gaming experience on PC by disabling background tasks, Windows update services, driver installation, and more. Gaming mode used to be ineffective, but Microsoft has worked hard on this feature and improved it by quite a margin. Step 4: Disable Enhance pointer precision. Step 3: Move to the Pointer Options menu. Step 2: From the related settings menu, select additional mouse settings. Step 1: Press the Windows key and search for Mouse. On the desktop gaming setup, it’s worth disabling the option.
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