This honestly should have been the default for action button. Having a favorites list trumps a single action.

Great thinking.

It works. Set to 5000ms, which is the max value.

It’s garbage that end users need to do any tweaking at all.

A good number of tweaks are unproven and famously just bog down the system even more.

As a casual user myself, I wouldn’t even know if changing one setting, let alone dozens of settings, makes a difference. I’m not qualified to test, so on some of these “fixes” I just blindly follow the advice of the tutorial.

But disabling e cores, and changing the frequency 15ms->5000ms have helped me.

I also have prescribed to the LatencyMon optimizations. Like setting interrupt affinity masks for my gpu, ethernet, and usb host controller.

Will teach you how to always determine the right answer for yourself.

Look at the component specs for power draw.

Only cpu and gpu matter. The rest you can estimate by leaving a 100-200W headroom above.

4080 will draw 300~ 14700 will draw up to 250~ overhead of 200~

So get at least 750W.

In actual use cases, my 13900k never used above 100W even when uncapped. But your usage may vary. The games I play simply aren’t that demanding. cs2, for example.

When actually using your pc, you can also fix power limits if you prefer. I fix my 13900k at 100 and 4090 at 70% (200) when in use. Mainly to keep cpu temps under 70c and gpu under 60c while in use. Keeps my room from becoming a sauna.