Recent content by ICollectTransformers

I use a program called Start 11 that disables all of the animations and garbage, my windows 11 is zippy

Funny you put this article up yet the Nvidia website still only has the Dec 5th drivers, so where are the new ones?

All you need is a program called Start11 from Stardock software and you can even get the windows 7 look and feel with little effort or knowledge, and it gives you back a full and real start menu like we used to have and allows for resizing and reorienting the task bar.

My computer is hooked to an LG G3 TV and I game at 2160P minimum....I don't care what most people surveyed use it looks like garbage and its time we stop accepting mediocrity to get by...I also find it hard to believe most people on steam use 1080P when consoles put out much higher than that...

he said go to device manager, it is in there

first thing I do is shut off virtual memory/ pagefile when configuring a new system, since NVMe drives and 16+gb fast ram you just don't need it

I run 64GB of RAM myself and when 3d modeling, 1000 chrome tabs going, playing a game, and watching a video all at once on 3 different screens I can honestly use about 20GB of it regularly and have maxed it out once rendering a very large and complex animation set. I think 16GB should just be...

when a drive starts clicking constantly it is in a cyclic redundancy and it going to die... accessing data from it may be sketchy at best. your best bet is to buy a new external drive, they are available in much larger capacities and also probably perform better as well as costing less per gb of...

Cloning of drives is fairly straightforward but as mentioned if you are going to a larger drive make sure the portion for that drive is set to full size so that after the copy it won't be partitioned into 2 drives. if you are adding a 2 TB Samsung drive then the Samsung migration tool will do it...

I just added a couple of Stardock programs like Start 11 and now my computer functions like a blend of Windows 7/ 10 and is much faster than Windows 10 now on my system. a couple registry hacks and all my context menus are back to what I consider normal.