Скачать или смотреть Fix FPS Drops & Stutter – Optimize Windows 11 + Best NVIDIA Settings

You’re mid-fight, everything feels smooth — and suddenly your FPS tanks. Shots miss, frames stutter, and it feels like Windows or your GPU is sabotaging you.
This isn’t just about hardware — NVIDIA drivers, shader cache, and hidden Windows settings can ruin performance. In this guide, I’ll show you step by step how to fix FPS drops, stutters, and input delay using safe Windows + NVIDIA tweaks.
No sketchy downloads. No bloatware. Just clean optimizations built into your system.

🔧 Commands, Paths & Settings Used:
1. NVIDIA Control Panel – Shader Cache Refresh
Desktop → Right-click → NVIDIA Control Panel
Manage 3D Settings → Global Settings → Shader Cache Size
Set to Disabled → Apply → Restart → set back to Driver Default

2. Update GPU Drivers Properly
Open NVIDIA App → Drivers tab
Select Game Ready Driver (GRD) → Download → Custom Installation → Clean Install

3. Clear Shader Cache (Windows)
Win + S → search Disk Cleanup → select drive C:
“Clean up system files” → check DirectX Shader Cache → Delete Files

4. Power Management for GPU
NVIDIA Control Panel → Manage 3D Settings → Power Management Mode = Prefer Maximum Performance
Low Latency Mode = Ultra

5. Windows Graphics Settings
Settings → System → Display → Graphics → add your game.exe → set to High Performance
Settings → Gaming → Game Mode = On
Disable Xbox Game Bar + Captures

6. Enable HAGS (Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling)
Start → Graphics Settings → toggle Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling = On → Restart

7. Background Services to Disable
Win + R → services.msc
Disable or set Manual:
Connected User Experiences & Telemetry
Delivery Optimization

8. Registry Fix – Network Throttling Index
Win + R → regedit
Navigate:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\SystemProfile
Find NetworkThrottlingIndex → set Value Data = ffffffff

9. Cleanup – Temp Files & NVIDIA Cache
Win+ R → %temp% → delete all
NVIDIA Cache:
C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\NV_Cache
Delete contents → forces clean shader rebuild

🚀 Steps Covered in This Video:
Reset & Clear Shader Cache (NVIDIA + Windows)
Proper Driver Updates (Clean Install)
GPU Power Management + Low Latency Mode
Windows Graphics Settings & Game Mode
Enable Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling (HAGS)
Disable Bandwidth-Hogging Windows Services
Registry Fix for Network Throttling
Cleanup NVIDIA Cache & Temp Files

💬 Did this stop your FPS drops? Comment your before & after FPS!