Avallon

The Avallon Post Install Tab is here 🔥

Other tweaking utilities just spawn NVCleanstall or RadeonSoftwareSlimmer because they can't implement driver modifications themselves. We were the first to do it.

No more hunting down installers after a fresh install or using third-party driver installation tools. We have it all in one tab:

✔️ Custom driver component and binary-level modification
✔️ Telemetry and tracking services removed
✔️ All c++ runtimes in one tab
✔️ Automated installation of essential applications

and much more.

Get it here👇
avallontweaks.com/download

Your Intel CPU isn't slow, it's on a leash...

Here's some parts of how we setup your CPU:

Long Duration Power Limit (PL1) — 4096W
Long Duration Maintained (Tau) — 128s
Short Duration Power Limit (PL2) — 4096W
CPU Current Limit (IccMax) — 256A

Max out all four and the only things governing your clocks are temperature and voltage.

3 AMD memory BIOS settings that actually cut latency ✂️

Download Scewin/Avallon Tweaking Utility and enable these 3 settings 👇👇

Fast Short REP MOVSB - allows small string moves to stop paying the startup tax that only makes sense on large blocks

Enhanced REP MOVSB/STOSB - allows rep movsb/stosb to use a more efficient microcode path instead of going byte by byte

REP-MOV/STOS Streaming - uses non-cache streaming stores to transfer the copy writes straight to memory instead of going through L1/L2/L3 cache

All settings documented in AMD's own optimization guide. Stop running defaults and get your PC tweaked properly.

We spent way too long testing NVIDIA settings so you don't have to.

Grab Nvidia Profile Inspector and use these settings

These are the ones the pros actually run for max FPS + lowest input lag 🧵👇

You most likely have your system timing configuration wrong 🤦‍♂️

This is how you properly set it:
bcdedit /set useplatformclock no
bcdedit /set useplatformtick no
bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes

This is a TSC + LAPIC timer configuration, TSC is a register inside each physical CPU Core that Windows reads to measure time and LAPIC is an interrupt controller directly in your CPU's die.

GlobalTimerResolutionRequests just forces Windows to honor the fastest timer res request regardless of what the foreground app is requesting (an annoying feature they added after 1803)

Together, they provide the lowest latency timing path available for gaming