Your GPU is the cornerstone of performance, but it needs the right software instructions to shine.

Go to Settings > Gaming > Game Mode and toggle it On . 2. Graphics & Display Optimization

Ensure Windows is actually using your monitor's speed. Go to Advanced display settings and select the highest available refresh rate (e.g., 144Hz). 3. Power Management: Unleash the Beast

Windows often defaults to "Balanced" or "Power Saving" modes, which can throttle your CPU.

This offloads scheduling tasks from the CPU to the GPU, reducing system latency. Find it under Settings > System > Display > Graphics > Default graphics settings .

Many gamers assume it’s a gimmick, but is a genuine FPS booster for mid-range PCs. When enabled, it prioritizes your game’s CPU and GPU access while pausing Windows Update and background notifications.