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Kernel tweaks, you can try them and if they don't bring any improvement you can delete them. Won't break anyone's pc. At least add the source where you saw this, out of respect. I think there was a video from a guy called Alchemy tweaks, where he also did benchmarks, if my photographic memory is co...

Kernel tweaks, you can try them and if they don't bring any improvement you can delete them. Won't break anyone's pc.

Forum Added Note: Do at own risk. Please don't run any tweaks without accepting risks. While some definitely improve things, some can ruin your system. Please make backups, or use a disposable Windows installation for testing. Experienced users should follow up and explain the most effective workin...

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Setting these to 1 V is the only way to make my mouse snappy again. System becomes unstable but whatever, if I can get an hour of no input lag I'm willing to take it. Is there any magical way to make the pc stable without changing these?

There is definitely a difference.

I found Processor 0 and 1 to be preferrable over Default and the Lock Interrupt Routing gave me the best feel. Emphasis is on feel. Random bullshit go kind of research.

Good thing people replied because I forgot about this. For Interrupt Steering use either Processor 0 or 1 if you can and they aren't overloaded, otherwise use Any Unparked Processor. I can share my power plan if people need it, changed every value like this for latency purposes.

My steps for the best mouse feel: delete unused devices on startup (I use DeviceCleanup) delete EDID in registry because I'm using CRU Exact Reduced restart monitor with CTRL + Shift + Windows key + B run this script in PowerShell: Get-WmiObject MSPower_DeviceEnable -Namespace root\wmi | ForEach-Obj...

90% optimized Windows 7. PC right next to router, a bunch of other cables and devices, phone next to me. However I had those dropous sometimes and a restart always solved it.