Once windows is full installed and booted for the first time you can easily run the Windows 10 Registry tweaks for mining.bat file !8gZzjQaa!Dt4wE0WEo8nZkui_-cAAXL4mb4YlO6CJgFZTXKq9pnQ (i am not disabling everything, just things that i think wont be needed, windows update, cortana, crash reports etc. What i dont understand there, designed for pro audio tasks, what is this supposed to mean, if i change the value to 26 from an registry entry that has nothing to do with "audio" Well would this make any sense.Doing more research on how to tweak Windows 10 for optimal mining performance I explained a few steps at my previous blog post: will keep this short I found a great way of doing this via a ".bat" file: Pentium II and later processors do not have direct- mapped L2 caches. Where 26 is the highest possible, Does this mean i can set the priority by typing in "high" and will it also work if i set value 26? If i understand correctly, High Priority is in numbers: 23 24 25 26. (Credit: Microsoft) From the Start menu, type Disk Cleanup to open the trusty utility thats been part of Windows for several generations of the OS. They can continue to run if no low-priority threads are ready to run. These threads have used their quota of CPU resource. Computer\HKEYCURRENTUSER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced. Computer\HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows. Step 1: Navigate through the following path in the registry editor. They are guaranteed a minimum percentage of the CPU resources if required. 1 press WIN+R then type: Regedit and hit enter, copy paste following locations and edit their values as decribed. This category contains the remainder of the threads. Open the Registry Editor and go to HKEYLOCALMACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control.
These threads are part of the application that is in the foreground. 6 Registry Hacks to Make Your Windows PC Faster 1.
This category is designed for Pro Audio tasks. These threads run at a thread priority that is lower than only certain system-level tasks.
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