General
Presets
Generally you would be using these tools to optimize the OS as they'll do most of the tweak for you.
Individual tweaks
Disabling mitigations
Disabling them will degrade the security of your system, and use them at your own risk.
- Spectre: https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm
IO
- Disable the "last accessed" attribute: https://serverfault.com/questions/33932/how-do-you-disable-the-last-accessed-attribute-on-ntfs-windows
Enable large page
By ChatGPT: "Enable large page improves memory-access performance by reducing TLB misses and page-table overhead, mainly benefiting memory-heavy workloads."
Thanks
@peid.junfor telling me that this exists!
- Windows + R ->
secpol.msc - In the left tab: "Local Policies" -> "User Rights Assignment"
- In the right tab: Double click in "Lock pages in memory" -> Add your user here.
- Log out/restart the computer.
Now it will work for applications that utilize this (SQL, Minecraft, etc.)
25H2
Native NVME driver
In Windows 11 25H2 and higher, there exists a native NVME driver that offers better performance than the current one (current one is NVME to SCSI then Windows will read that SCSI).
Credits to the original author of the script, I just collected it and redistributed it here.
To install it simply download the batch file and run and hope it works. If it doesn't then you're out of luck, try NOT to use a stripped version of Windows (modified ISO).