Now if you’re thinking it is a beneficial feature for gamers then my friend, you are not 100% correct. The game you’re focused on playing gets more CPU and GPU resources while other applications and background processes get lesser.
Game Mode automatically detects the game when it is turned on and prioritizes it over other background tasks. What it actually does is to boost gaming performance on Windows 10 as we said or at least, as they advertised it & promised to do. Older Windows Versions such as Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 don’t have this. In case you don’t know, Windows Game Mode was very fast introduced on Windows 10’s Creator Update released on April 2017. Read More: What is Disk Partitioning? Advantages & Disadvantages Explained! What Does Windows Game Mode Actually Do? So, without further ado, let’s see how Windows Game Mode works and in which circumstances, it may fail. Microsoft claimed that this Windows Game Mode increases the gaming performance of the computer by deprioritizing background tasks although some people on the web have reported that instead of enabling, disabling it increases the performance! That’s really odd & shocking. That’s why for gamers, Microsoft introduced a feature back in 2017 called “Windows Game Mode”. Maybe it’s for gaming video editing or programming whatever he/she does, performance is always the first priority. Taking out the performance as much as possible from a PC is definitely important for an enthusiast.
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