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same (same@tech.lgbt)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 21:47:14 JST same

Introducing Windows for GAMERS !!! Everything will be run as Administrator by default.
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1. AtlasOS homepage ”We redesigned Windows for gamers” ”AtlasOS is a transparent and streamlined modification of Windows. Designed to maximize your system’s performance and optimize latency”
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2. UAC (User Account Control) is a built-in feature on Windows which is used to protect your computer from malicious software. When UAC is disabled, everything will be run as Administrator. On Atlas we have disabled it by default to make the system more responsive. To enable it run the Enable UAC.cmd file in the UAC Folder.
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  feld (feld@bikeshed.party)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:39:58 JST feld
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  - fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid)
  the performance impact of the mitigations are really bad tho, I suspect the consoles aren't using them for this reason
  
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  same (same@tech.lgbt)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:39:59 JST same
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  @chfour yeah
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  1. Mitigations are a built-in security feature on Windows, used to fix security vulnerabilities and protect your computer from malicious software. On Atlas we have them disabled by default to improve performance for older CPUs, as it is very unlikely that a user will be affected from this change. However, some newer CPUs (like Zen 4 CPUs) can be negatively impacted if you disable mitigations, due to the newer CPUs being optimized for these mitigations. If you have any issues with anti-cheats or have a newer CPU, run the Set Windows Default Mitigations.cmd file in the Mitigations folder. Alternatively, you can use Enable All Mitigations.cmd, but that forces all mitigations to be enabled (unlike the Windows default), which can reduce performance significantly and may potentially reduce compatibility, while increasing system security.
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  fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid) (chfour@wetdry.world)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:39:59 JST fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid)
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  @same "this protects you from really nasty shit. anyways we disabled it"
  
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  fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid) (chfour@wetdry.world)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:40:00 JST fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid)
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  @same EVEN MITIGATIONS????
  
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  same (same@tech.lgbt)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:40:01 JST same
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  Also disables Windows Defender and mitigations for Spectre and Meltdown lol
  
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  feld (feld@bikeshed.party)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:59:26 JST feld
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  - fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid)
  I'm pretty confident UAC doesn't affect performance, it's just a simple service for privilege escalation
  
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  m0xEE (m0xee@social.librem.one)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Apr-2023 22:59:27 JST m0xEE
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  - fops (plushie arc) (Chaotic Stupid)
  @feld I agree. The only thing worth disabling for performance's sake. Maybe, stopping Atimalware Service Executable (part of defender I guess) could give a barely noticeable advantage. What's wrong with UAC though? It might be annoying for some, but how does it affect performance? 🤨
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