I also use revo uninstaller to remove any apps I don't use so they are gone completely, even many of the windows bloatware apps that you can't uninstall normally. If you are confident in what you are doing, you can let it remove the registry entries as well. I do this in general for any PC I use that has no need of anything but the baseline OS and because 99.99% of what I may have used on there, I have on my phone and desktop PC, or can be accessed online. It may not speed things up much if at all, but the less bloat, the less the system has to deal with and the more space you are left with. I could do a slimmed down version of windows as an ISO, but 9/10 I have found for gaming especially, this results in buggy behaviour, even on ones I have downloaded, so I have found doing it this way and getting rid of stuff, then making a disk image (rarely bigger than 32GB with all my pre game install stuff on there) means I can get that slimmed down experience without needing to do it again unless MS pull their frequent sneaky re-installing off apps and services when there is a major update. Doing it from an external NVMe Usually means I can be up and running with full install minus the games, in around 15 minutes, then all I need to do is the usual windows updates, followed by Disk Cleanup to get rid of the update bloat. I Macrium Rescue ISO to image and restore my drive, not sure if there are better easier options, but its what I am used to using.
Steam, Settings, Enable Desktop Mode. Use right thumbstick as mouse and triggers as mouse buttons. Open steam in the background on boot up or click it when booting to windows. It’ll automatically have the stick as your mouse each time. It’ll be wack dead zones at first. Good video bro
The only thing that will improve performance is getting idle RAM usage to its absolute lowest because the gpu & system share memory. Most of the things done in this video have negligable performance gains, & yes this has been tested by multiple people on the internet. If you want a real performance gain you will need to overclock.
If do the driver from AMD u would have to install manually but on the good side u would be updating to latest driver which most newer games need to run properly, but on the other side might have bugs because Lenovo haven’t tested it yet and tweak it for the system. Lenovo always behind in releasing the drivers, so it’s really up to you
you having to tun of junk file on ur ssd don’t make a difference? you having all ur apps starting up when ur system boot up don’t either? well it made difference for me and a lot more pple
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Keep up the videos. I respect the amount of time you invest into the legion go. It's an epic toy. Replaced my tower pc. Thank you!
Thanks will do! Thanks for the support! 💪
I also use revo uninstaller to remove any apps I don't use so they are gone completely, even many of the windows bloatware apps that you can't uninstall normally. If you are confident in what you are doing, you can let it remove the registry entries as well. I do this in general for any PC I use that has no need of anything but the baseline OS and because 99.99% of what I may have used on there, I have on my phone and desktop PC, or can be accessed online. It may not speed things up much if at all, but the less bloat, the less the system has to deal with and the more space you are left with. I could do a slimmed down version of windows as an ISO, but 9/10 I have found for gaming especially, this results in buggy behaviour, even on ones I have downloaded, so I have found doing it this way and getting rid of stuff, then making a disk image (rarely bigger than 32GB with all my pre game install stuff on there) means I can get that slimmed down experience without needing to do it again unless MS pull their frequent sneaky re-installing off apps and services when there is a major update. Doing it from an external NVMe Usually means I can be up and running with full install minus the games, in around 15 minutes, then all I need to do is the usual windows updates, followed by Disk Cleanup to get rid of the update bloat.
I Macrium Rescue ISO to image and restore my drive, not sure if there are better easier options, but its what I am used to using.
Steam, Settings, Enable Desktop Mode. Use right thumbstick as mouse and triggers as mouse buttons. Open steam in the background on boot up or click it when booting to windows. It’ll automatically have the stick as your mouse each time. It’ll be wack dead zones at first.
Good video bro
Thank you
Always good to know this tips :) Thanks
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I thank you very much brother I hope it works for me.
Yes it will, thanks watching
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The only thing that will improve performance is getting idle RAM usage to its absolute lowest because the gpu & system share memory. Most of the things done in this video have negligable performance gains, & yes this has been tested by multiple people on the internet.
If you want a real performance gain you will need to overclock.
This include optimitation of the battery and better performance?
Yes most of everything help with battery like when turn of certain programs running but won’t see major diff in battery, but it does help tho
Hello friend, do you recommend that I download the video driver from the amd or legión space page? Thank you greetings from 🇲🇽
If do the driver from AMD u would have to install manually but on the good side u would be updating to latest driver which most newer games need to run properly, but on the other side might have bugs because Lenovo haven’t tested it yet and tweak it for the system. Lenovo always behind in releasing the drivers, so it’s really up to you
Before and after video?
Is Windows Defender not important?
Yeah , also depends on what u doing on it
None of it make any difference in performance
you having to tun of junk file on ur ssd don’t make a difference? you having all ur apps starting up when ur system boot up don’t either? well it made difference for me and a lot more pple
fai un video con prima e dopo la cura per piacere? per capire se cambiare tutte queste opzioni è utile.
Ok
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