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So, there is this new Windows PC

optimizer called Ray Tune X. This is

like not fresh, brand new, but it's been

almost a year. Uh, this has been out in

the wild, but I've never heard about

this. Just recently found out about

this. Someone actually tagged me on

Twitter. Thank you for that. And it

reminds me one of my favorite Windows

optimizer that I actually use on my

system. Uh, let me actually show you

guys. This is called Wintoys. This is

one of the best Windows optimizer out

there. Sadly, this thing Wintoys isn't

open source, but the Rayune X is

actually opensource and this thing again

looks really good. I think this is one

of the best looking Windows optimizer

out there. Windows optimizers are

usually scripts or have bad UI. It's not

like they are bad. Okay, I'm not going

to name any of these, but you know what

I'm trying to say here. So, this thing

again looks really good and I think it

also works really well and this thing is

also fairly popular. So, to download

this, you go into the releases and then

download the latest version from this.

So, this was updated 2 weeks ago, which

means it's getting updates frequently.

That's a good thing actually. So, once

you install this, this is how it's going

to look. We have the homepage where it

says Ray tune X. Here you can see your

system info, your CPU, RAM, disk,

network and all that. And to the left

side we have couple of options here.

Optimize, repair, deblo, privacy,

features, networking, security and

device. So let's go into the optimize

section. Here at the top we have basic

system optimization. So every option has

a description like what it does like for

example disable background apps. Yeah

this is must like now all the background

apps will not run in background

especially the Microsoft store apps they

run in background all the time. This

will basically prevent apps from running

in the background and it will enhance

the system performance in some cases.

Okay. If there are too many apps on your

system and they run in background, you

can simply turn this on. Disable remote

assistance. Yeah, just disable it. If

you don't use it, I don't use it that

much. So, just disable it. Oh, okay.

This is cool. Enable additional options

in file context menu. Let's actually

enable this. And let's see. Let's test

this out. Oh, okay. Copy to move to. I

think this is what this added. So, let's

actually disable it. And let's check

this. Yeah. Yeah, that's that's useful.

Okay, let's enable it actually. So,

let's do move to. Yeah, this is this is

useful. We don't have this feature in

Windows by default. I don't know. Adjust

task timeouts modifies the timeout

settings for system task. It can improve

uh performance in some cases. I think we

can enable it. Most of these options are

actually optional like it depends how

you use your system and what you want.

So I'm going to not disable that. Uh

adjust the timeout of system services.

Shortening these can improve system

performance but it may cause service to

terminate. Okay. So leave it default.

Disable remote registry. Yeah, just

enable it because I don't want anyone to

tinker with my registry keys remotely.

Okay. So now let's go to the advanced

system optimization. Disable unnecessary

services. This is going to basically

assume some of the system services as a

unnecessary services and disable them.

So it depends. Again, we don't actually

know what services this is going to

disable. So we can kind of enable it.

I'm pretty sure this is not going to

hurt our system. But if there are

services which requires to do certain

task you do then you may have to disable

it again. Let's say for example you run

some program and that program says uh

certain service is not running or

something error then you can go and

disable this option. But as long as you

don't get any errors yeah you can

actually enable this and it will disable

all the unnecessary services that it

thinks are actually unnecessary. You get

the idea right? So uh Wintoys also has

similar option. Okay, if you go into the

services and

useless. Okay, so these are the services

that most you know optimizers think that

are useless. Optimize system profile. It

will reduce the RAM usage. You can

enable it. I guess you can also enable

the enhanced GPU and priority settings.

Yeah, it will boost the GPU performance

or your system performance. Okay,

disable frame server mode. This is for

video recording and all that. I record

my videos all the time, so I shouldn't

disable this. Okay, this will actually

make the video quality lower. You can

also adjust the low latency. You can

enable it if you're a gamer. Disable SIS

main. If you have a SSD, you can enable

it, but if you have a HDD, yeah, you

shouldn't uh disable it. It will

basically make the program launch

slower. If you again have HDD, if you

guys know me, I don't blindly optimize

my Windows, okay? I don't run scripts or

anything like that blindly. I actually

read everything carefully and only

enable those things that I know for sure

that won't hurt my system or I won't be

using those features or something. So,

this Rune X thingy, the optimizer is

actually really good. You know,

everything can be manually turned on or

off. it doesn't run all the

optimizations automatically or something

like that. So for example, if you don't

know what you're trying to do, okay,

always just do the Google search just

like that, it will give you info about

that. Uh you know, you got I know you

guys are smart. If you face any problem,

you can come back and disable it at any

time. Enable game mode. Uh yeah, if

you're a gamer, just enable it. Okay.

And uh compress OS. Yeah, this has some

really good optimization settings

actually. So, this option is useful if

you have less storage on your C drive.

Let's say your C drive is getting full.

You can actually compress your operating

system and free up some storage. But if

you have low-end devices, don't use

this. Disable paging. If you have a less

memory like 4 or 8 GB and you're using

Windows 11, I don't recommend it to turn

it off. But if you have 16 or more,

yeah, you can disable the paging. And it

also depends on how many apps you run at

the same time. This one, optimize

foreground app performance. It will

basically boost the performance of the

currently running application by giving

it a higher priority basically. Okay. So

yeah, this is a good option. So any app

you open and you're working on it, it

will have the higher priority and it

will not crash. The system will give

more power to it basically. Okay? So I

know some of the apps out there like

Adobe softwares, Premiere Pro and all

that even though I don't use them

anymore, but you get the idea. Disable

system restore if you don't use system

restores. Yeah, you can disable them.

Disable Cortana. I think the Cortana is

completely gone from the Windows 11, so

doesn't really matter. Disable store

updates. If you don't like the automatic

updates, just disable it. Whenever there

is a update for application, the

Microsoft Store will automatically

update them in the background which can

affect your workflow or let's say you're

gaming and suddenly you know Microsoft

Store is updating your apps in the

background. You'll feel that okay,

you'll feel lag or something. So you can

enable this. So whenever you feel like

you need to update your applications,

you can open the Microsoft Store and

disable automatic update. Same like

Windows automatically updates itself in

the background. And if the update

requires a restart, it will send you the

notification that you need to restart

your PC. If you don't want that, you

want to check for updates manually,

yeah, you can enable it. This is a

security feature which basically checks

for unwanted programs. Whenever you run

a program, you may see a prompt that

this program is not signed uh or it's

dangerous or something. It is good for

security. Okay, so don't disable it if

you're like security freak or something.

Okay, so this is what we got in the

optimization. We have a repair. I I feel

like this app is more and more like

Wintos. You'll find some of these

options in Winto too. You can do system

repair using disism, sfc, check disk. Uh

you can scan uh usually you run these

through the command line but you have

the GUI here and you can just run them.

Okay, you can check for your battery

health. Uh you can run a RAM diagnostic,

the memory disk optimization. Let's go

to the deblo section. Here you can

basically uninstall

uh pre-installed applications. Okay,

I've already debloed my system so I

don't really need to. So if you just

freshly installed Windows 11 and you

want to deblo, you can multi select the

applications that you don't want and

uninstall them. Basically, you know,

this this app is actually wellm made.

Okay, it looks good and it has some

really good options. privacy. You'll

find most of these options in Winto 2,

but it has some more options like not

only uh you can disable the Windows

telemetry and privacy settings, you can

also disable third party uh uh you know

telemetry settings too like the

Microsoft Edge one, uh the Nvidia one,

Chrome. Okay, you can disable all of

these. Even the Firefox is now in the

list cuz recently they changed their

TOC. I don't have biometric features. I

can actually disable this. I don't have

any of these. So, all the softwares that

are built into the Windows related to

biometric thingies are just useless. I

can just completely disable them here.

There is just so many settings that you

can enable and disable and they're

actually really good. Okay. Uh I can

actually just go and disable everything

here but you still have to you know

carefully read all these options and

know what they do. If you don't

understand anything again you can do the

Google search. If we go into features

here we can enable and disable some

Windows features like for example

disable Windows transparency like you

know Windows has this transparency

effect. U if I turn this off you can see

you can actually see it right? Take a

look at the taskbar. It

changes the color. Okay. Basically, it

disables the transparency. If you don't

like that, you can do that. Disable game

bar if you need to. Like I actually use

the game bar sometimes, so I don't need

to disable it. Disable my people.

Definitely. I don't see it actually.

Maybe I debloed it or something. If you

use stylus, not recommended. I don't

have stylus, so I'm going to disable it

cuz I don't use it. disable spelling and

typing feature. I use it so I'm not

going to disable it. So you you'll have

to be careful when you are enabling and

disabling these features. But there are

some really good options here. So yeah,

you should go and you know check by

yourself. So you can see this is a

really useful feature. I did a video in

this a dedicated video about the end

task. This is a useful feature. You

should enable it. I have this already

enabled from the system. Even if I turn

this on. Yeah, it keeps it. So, yeah,

enable classic uh context menu. Yeah,

I'm actually using the classic context

menu. So, disable recommended section if

you don't like the recommended section

at the bottom. Yeah, just disable it.

Move taskbar to the left. I like it in

the center. I think the chat thingy is

gone from the Windows 11. Now, you'll

have to download the Microsoft Team app

to actually get it. So, let's just

disable it. Disable edge discover bar.

Yes, completely. I don't want it.

Disable copilot AI. I actually use it

sometime to test few things here and

there. So, I don't want to disable it,

but you can go and disable it. If you

need it, you can go to the Microsoft

Store and get it. Then we have the

networking. Here you can change the uh

DNS. Yeah, you can go here and choose

whichever DNS you want to use. Security,

everything looks good. Yeah, everything

is enabled. Device, it will give you

info about your device. I mean, this app

is wellmade. Uh, I'm going to say this

one more time. Wintos, this is like the

best Windows optimizer because it's like

the safest Windows optimizer to use cuz

it only changes the system level

settings and optimizes the Windows. Uh,

it doesn't go crazy and just run some

kind of script or anything like that. It

is available on Microsoft Store. Even if

I use some uh well-known Windows

optimizers like Win util or something, I

still use Wintoys cuz most of the

Windows optimizers out there doesn't

have all these options to optimize

Windows. So, Raune X also works

similarly and it has more options than

Wintoys. I think I can combine these two

together and optimize my Windows even

further. That's it for this one. Hope

you enjoyed it. But if you still have

any questions or have any suggestions

for me, you can always do the comment

and we can have some chitchat in the

comment section too. Yeah, that's it.

I'll see you in the next one. Take care

yourself and have fun. Bye-bye.