Windows 10: Two new modes: Phone mode and XBOX mode

Since the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft attempted to unify the experience when they added an entire new feature: Tablet Mode. Because of this, I thought that we can bring this idea and create a total new experience: Phone mode and XBOX mode.
-Phone mode
If Microsoft is able to create a Phone mode to its existing Windows 10 operating system, the OS that has TONS of programs, both Win32 and UWA, and now supports Qualcomm Snapdragon, we can see the rise of Windows 10 (the desktop version) on the mobile market.
It can also make Continuum for phones much, much smoother and easier. Since it is already running Windows 10, the interface of Windows when the phone is plugged to an external displays will the same as the same old Windows.
-XBOX mode
It is especially good for gamers who uses controllers rather than keyboards and mice. When this mode is activated, Windows' interface will switch to the well-known Xbox One interface with big buttons and native support for controllers.

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Adaptive mode and Dynamic mode

I overclocked my 4670k @4,1Ghz at 1.2Vcore. Now I want to set CPU Ratio Mode to Dynamic mode (now on Fixed mode) and Core Voltage Mode on Adaptive Mode (now on Override mode). Can I do this safely as long as I am not stressing? I want to still be able to do safely benchmarks as 3dmark Firestrike. My offset voltages are set to auto.

 

BIOS VIDEO MODES Question *

Hello folks !


I would like to ask if the LIST of VIDEO MODES supported by any VGA/SVGA BIOS is an **arbitrary choice** . . . or if the list of modes can be changed/added at will and if so, how.


Also, given today's high powered vga hardware, suppose I desired something called VESA MODE 104h to be available in the vga bios. Would that stress the internal hardware unnecessarily, do you think ??

thanks,
Dan

 

new AA modes

I know it is not exclusive because Super Sampling is listed in the 4000 specs. They would not have listed something it was not capable of using.

I am not sure as I do not use ATI graphics on my gaming rig, but check the AA modes as the Super Sampling my have a different name or something. Like AA for normal and SSAA or AAQF or something like that for super sampling.