Aiden Wills

  Being a PC games enthusiast, the low FPS may hamper your pleasure with a dull gaming experience. The issue may have resulted from numerous reasons, old drivers or malware issues being two of them. The problem, however, does not originate without its solution. Similarly, the low FPS on your gaming PC can very well be dealt with using a few sure-fire methods of optimizing your PC for the spectacular gaming experience. To make use of the benefits offered by the PC games over the consoles, you need to ensure your PC is optimized. What is a low FPS? It’s well known that the games are projected on the screen by a fast progression of images called frames that makes them look much like videos. The frames are produced through a video card, which utilizes data from the games programs you run on your PC. While the frame rate or frame per second (FPS) is the number of frames that get displayed on your monitor in one second. Also Read : How To Update Graphics Driver Windows The videos normally ru

  It’s your Custom Power Plan Management guide… “Windows PC has 3 power profiles that a user can select according to the device requirement.” Everything you should know about Windows 10 Power Plans is described in this blog. The best news is, you don’t need to choose from the default options at all. You can customize the power options according to your requirement every time you reset your PC.    By default, every Windows PC sets the Power plan to “ Balanced ” one and two other plans, “ Power saver ” and “ High performance ,” are also available. We’ll discuss whether you should switch from default to another or not, or even do you need any custom plan or not? How to switch power plans in Windows PC? First of all, you have to check all the power plans available on your Windows device. To find these plans, follow these steps; Open the control panel from the start menu. Search  Power Options  and click to view. You can see three options now – Balanced, Power Saver, High Performance.   Not