Windows 10: My PC has three different settings to set de performance mode. How can I know wich...

I have an Acer laptop with a Ryzen processor. There's an app called AcerSense which has options to choose the system mode: Silent, Normal, and Performance.Additionally, I have the AMD Adrenaline software, which offers four options: Standard, Power Saving, Quality, and High Performance. Windows 11 also has its own energy modes: Power Efficiency, Balanced, and Best Performance.When I change settings in one of these places, the others remain as they were. For example, I can set AcerSense to Performance, AMD Adrenaline to Power Saving, and Windows Energy Mode to Balanced—all at the same time.How c

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Sound card amplification settings

Yeah unfortunately ASUS and Realtek are not stepping up and fixing this it seems. Wherever I see such problems mentioned on forums some users are suggesting just uninstalling the Realtek driver and using the Windows audio driver.

 

Tablet Mode doesn't automatically turn on

Hi Roice,

We suggest you to follow the below steps to make the tablet mode permanent:

• Click start and select settings.
• Select settings and then select tablet mode.
• Now you have different options to choose from, please choose settings that suits you.

Hope this information helps.

 

Set Core/Mem Settings after return from suspend mode

Hello,

thanks for this great Tool. There is one more suggestion:

If the system returns from suspend mode, the Core/Mem settings are not set by the AtiTool. So you have to set the frequencies manually every time. It would be great to have an option like for the system reboot, that AtiTool sets the frequencies to a given value.

An alternative would be if the frequencies could be set by command line parameters, so I could launch AtiTool after return from suspend automatically.

To react after return from suspend you could implement a handler for the WM_POWERBROADCAST message and test wparam for PBT_APMRESUMESUSPEND.

Thanks


André