All 34 tweaks, on the table.

Activates Ultimate Performance, then forces processor 100% min/max, aggressive boost, no core parking, PCIe ASPM off, and no disk/sleep/USB power-down. Reverts cleanly to your current plan.

Marginal on a desktop (throttling rarely engages without a battery). Harmless.

Prioritizes the foreground game and kills background capture overhead. Game Bar overlay stays installed.

Disables AppCapture and historical (background) recording. Overlay still works; removes capture overhead.

Raises the games multimedia scheduling class. Low risk; modest real benefit.

SystemResponsiveness=10 (under 10 clamps to 20), foreground-favoring priority, best-performance visuals, mouse acceleration OFF.

Stops the network card idling-down (jitter), disables Energy-Efficient/Green Ethernet + Flow Control (only if the driver exposes them), and trims receive-coalescing latency.

DEBATED: helps throughput, not ping; can raise DPC latency on some rigs. Off by default.

PLACEBO for UDP shooters like Fortnite (only helps some TCP games). Applied to the active adapter only.

Speeds name resolution / page loads, NOT in-game ping. Revert resets to DHCP.

Can shave a little network latency/jitter at the cost of more CPU interrupts. Off by default; applied only if the driver exposes it.

Lowers diagnostic data, stops UWP apps running in background, blocks silent promo-app reinstalls, disables the DiagTrack service.

Disables advertising ID, Timeline upload, tailored experiences, Start-menu web search, Cortana, and feedback nags. No perf/function downside.

Manual (not Disabled) so anything that needs them still starts on demand. Skips Print Spooler and Windows Search. Never touches networking/audio/security/update.

Frees indexing CPU/disk but disables fast Start-menu/Explorer search.

Deletes %TEMP% and C:\Windows\Temp (in-use files are skipped). Does NOT touch Prefetch.

Removes promo/3rd-party stubs and unused MS apps for the current user. KEEPS Store, Xbox, runtimes, shell. Reinstall any from the Store.

Deprovisions known bloat so it doesn't reinstall for new profiles/updates. Only touches a known bloat list; keeps Store/Xbox/runtimes/shell.

MenuShowDelay=0 and removes the artificial startup-app delay. Pure responsiveness.

Disables CEIP / Compatibility Appraiser / error-report-upload tasks. (Big Windows updates may re-enable them.)

Delivery Optimization set to no peer sharing, and disables NTFS last-access timestamp writes.

Ensures the GPU and NIC use Message-Signaled Interrupts (lower DPC latency). Often already on; safe to verify. Reboot to take effect. (Only touches GPU + PCI NIC.)

Verifies/enables NTFS TRIM so the SSD stays fast. Leaves Windows' beneficial SSD ReTrim schedule alone (disabling that is a myth).

Disables Edge startup-boost/background processes and OneDrive auto-start. Files and apps are untouched; both still open normally.

Disables Edge auto-update, Office telemetry, Maps, and onboarding tasks (apps still work/update normally). Tasks that don't exist are skipped.

Sets Fortnite process priority to High (pre-staged even if not installed). If config is found: backs it up, writes competitive low-latency settings, locks it read-only.

Removes the Epic launcher from startup so it isn't idling in the background. Only acts if present.

Can lower latency in true fullscreen but worsens alt-tab for some titles.

WARNING: closes apps without a 'save?' prompt on shutdown → can lose unsaved work.

Tiny NTFS write win on new files; a few very old installers rely on short names.

Known fix for RX 580 desktop flicker/stutter, but a workaround: disables VRR in protected video (Netflix). Reboot needed.

Reclaims a multi-GB hiberfil.sys but turns off Fast Startup. On SSD the boot difference is tiny.

Stops USB ports powering down — helps flaky mouse/controller dropouts. Otherwise neutral on a desktop.

The ONLY BCD/timer tweak worth exposing — tiny, debated latency effect, costs idle power. All other timer/HPET/useplatformclock tweaks are myths or hurt Ryzen, so they are deliberately excluded. Reboot needed.