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At last the first beta build got published. It works for registry optimizations part as described below. I don’t wanna pile up old, not working and bad tweaks so I’ll stick with safe and stable to apply ones for now. I tested on my dad’s intel CPU and my brother’s AMD CPU and they both worked pretty fine to me.
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Last night I finished picking and arranging tweaks for customization. I also decided the official name for this project as ‘LiveTuner’. I think I’ll stick with previous customization I’ve shown you before but I’ll revise the design for better flexibility and ease of use. These are the main concepts for optimizations in each part.
Main optimizations: SSD, disable autorun for XP security, some OS tweaks
CPU: L2 cache and some worker thread optimizations
Memory: Low/High memory mechanism tweaks, paging and caching
Device: Worker thread boost and pool optimizations
Application: Multimedia/Networking tuning, priority tweaks, application-specific tweaks
Most of them should make effective optimizations improving system performance and utilization. I think I should be able to make some working build tomorrow for system optimizations part alone. Stay tuned!
After project announcement, I came up with a few designs for how application should manage the optimizations. It’s pretty tough decision as design approach kept being revised each time I choose tweaks to customize. The above screenshot is current design to see how user can customize the optimizations. Your feedback would be appreciated to affirm the decision.
Finally, time to lit some fire of passion to revive some dead projects. After years of Windows optimizations for audiophile nirvana, I’ve accumulated a lot of experience and knowledge to squeeze out every inch of Windows system for best possible sound quality. Just now, my dad’s asked me why I stopped updating this project. After some lengthy consideration, I decided to revive this project with current knowledge and perspectives I have put into audiophile music server with fashional with my current UX’s style.
Merry Christmas everyone. Here’s my Christmas gift for all computer audiophile fans, a new version of Fidelizer. Well, it took this long not because I wanna hold the baggage until X’Mas night but it took time testing and optimizing for best sound quality. Not to mention adding 2 brand new different features making testing a lot harder.
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