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I was following amitxv PC-Tuning guide and he write a little bit about Presentation Model.
As default i always changed valorant flag in "Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\System\GameConfigStore\Children\" from 11 to 211.
I did it coz once time i was looking how to make valorant exlusive full screen and found info about it. Game feels more smooth for me with it so i always change it.
So amit write about presentmon and about checking what presentation mode app is using so i did it,

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I want to add that countless people cannot find their game programs in the registry, this is because the game is not marked by the xbox game box.
So what you need to do is
1. Open the game,
2. Then win+g to call up the game box
3. Select "Remember this is a game" in the game box
Then you can find it in the registry.

Secondly, I really want to know the principle of this optimization method, and is there a better value than 211?
Looking forward to any professional to answer my questions, because I have been using 211 (hexadecimal) for a long time, and I am sure it is not a placebo.

If you are aware of one of the best guides available then you should know that GameBar is one of the worst things for latency.

Hyote wrote: ↑

27 Oct 2024, 15:48

If you are aware of one of the best guides available then you should know that GameBar is one of the worst things for latency.

I am aware that ganebar may cause delays,
and you can uninstall it after use.
However, gamebar is currently the only way I know to add game programs to the registry.
May I ask if you can provide me with the link to the best guide you mentioned? thank you

Syykfk wrote: ↑

27 Oct 2024, 20:12

Hyote wrote: ↑

27 Oct 2024, 15:48

If you are aware of one of the best guides available then you should know that GameBar is one of the worst things for latency.

I am aware that ganebar may cause delays,
and you can uninstall it after use.
However, gamebar is currently the only way I know to add game programs to the registry.
May I ask if you can provide me with the link to the best guide you mentioned? thank you

I meant the AMITXV guide you mentioned. If you google it, a lot of forks come up.

Don't use fse if you are on windows 11 if you are just turn on mpo and enable optimizations

If this method works, why can't I add registry information manually? Most computer optimization enthusiasts don't use Gamebar. So can you provide the corresponding registry information? A screenshot, or an exported Reg file, and show it, wouldn't that be what I'm imagining? People just need to follow your successful method and manually add the games they play.

nicenetn1 wrote: ↑

28 Oct 2024, 08:03

If this method works, why can't I add registry information manually?

Because the registry entries of the game program seem to be generated according to some rules, I think it is impossible to add them manually, I can only add them through the gamebar.

reach0 wrote: ↑

28 Oct 2024, 06:57

if you are just turn on mpo and enable optimizations

I don't understand what you mean.
Do you mean, if you are using win11, then change Flags to 211 in the registry when opening mpo?

In addition, I am using win10, so what is the best suggestion for me in the optimization you mentioned? Thank you very much for your answer.

Syykfk wrote: ↑

28 Oct 2024, 12:12

nicenetn1 wrote: ↑

28 Oct 2024, 08:03

If this method works, why can't I add registry information manually?

Because the registry entries of the game program seem to be generated according to some rules, I think it is impossible to add them manually, I can only add them through the gamebar.

Thank you very much, I saw your screenshot, but can you provide a more complete one, because your registry path address is not visible. I thought maybe someone could use this information to find patterns

Syykfk wrote: ↑

28 Oct 2024, 12:21

In addition, I am using win10, so what is the best suggestion for me in the optimization you mentioned? Thank you very much for your answer.

Upgrade to Windows 11 (c) Sincerely, Captain Obvious.