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. I have both OS here on separate PC and didnt notice much changed other than access to everything.
Open your taskmanager place it on the performance tab.
Crap. The first game I just tried in Borderlands 2 and it has stutters when turning left and right. Now I gotta figure out why. :(
If you end up using it I can share my preset file so you can just apply the things I did to your image to get you started. Sucks to do all that stuff over and over.
https://imgur.com/a/Ilz3b95 is a picture of a lot of the tweaks I did and do you can see for yourself the kind of stuff you can do with the free version. I've been using it for Windows 10 for years I think now and use it for Windows 11 now.
OK. Thanks.
Someone tried a heavily "unbloated" Win11 vs base Win11. There where basically no FPS difference in games.
But you can just go to the start menu and right click programs you don't want and uninstall it. It won't do anything though for your FPS.
It was already set. Secure boot/UEFI and TPM 2.0 has been turned on forever.
You are on 25H2? Did you ever have to apply fixes for Borderlands 2 on Windows 10 like disabling full screen optimizations or using Vulkan?
No idea what I got. I just today upgraded it. I never had to tweak Win10 for B2.
Oh you upgraded? That might have something to do with it but I can't be sure. My primary advice would be to do a fresh install but I guess theoretically that isn't supposed to make any difference at all for fps if core files would end up exactly the same. Otherwise though I can't explain it except that I am now remembering/recollecting some claims that Windows 11 did take a performance hit over 10.
https://youtu.be/wWB6RK_QwxM?si=-6oM56rDE5azPXtp