zakblood
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gaming mode is only in the latest version of windows 10, if you haven't already got it as yet, then you need to wait a while longer before it auto downloads for your country or version, windows animations are just eye candy for windows, but like the steam overlay used in steam, not all games like it or support it, or can even work well with it, as i'm more bothered about a stable game, i turn off all windows eye candy by default, so have little to no errors when gaming, with them all off, in most games you don't see any benefits until you put a counter on them and see the FPS score on a high end game, you might get a % higher with some with them off, so imo why use them at all, makes no difference to the running of a work or word doc so see little point in them anyway, kind of a throwback idea some one came up with to justify their job maybe in microsoft http://lifehacker.com/disable-this-animation-to-make-windows-10s-start-menu-o-1734223008 quote:
while the new Start Menu animations are slick, they can bog down slower machines. Turning them off will help make the menu more responsive. To turn them off, follow these steps: Press Win+R to open the Run dialog. Type in sysdm.cpl and press enter. In the dialog that opens, click the Advanced tab. Under Performance click Settings. Disable the “Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing” checkbox. or right click on my computer and do it manually, it's quicker
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