How to enable the Ultimate Performance plan in Windows 11 | Free Download

Windows 11 supports multiple power modes by default. These allow users to optimize the power consumption of the device.

By default, only a few power modes are available: Balanced, Power Saver, and High Performance. Here’s how they differ:

• balanced: An attempt to balance performance and energy consumption.
• save power: An attempt to save power by reducing performance.
• High Performance: Performance improves, but more energy may be required.

Microsoft does not tell its users that Windows 11 supports more power mode. However, these are not shown by default and need to be enabled by administrators before they become available.

One of these modes is Ultimate Performance. This mode is only available on Windows 11 Pro for Workstation systems by default. It can be activated on other systems. Here’s what it does:

• ultimate performance:Ensures maximum performance on high-end PCs

tip: You can also enable Ultimate power plan on Windows 10.

How to Enable Ultimate Performance Mode in Windows 11

Adding the Ultimate Performance power plan to a Windows 11 system takes just a few steps.

1. use keyboard shortcuts windows-X to open secret menu.
2. launch terminal From the menu.
3. type command powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61,
4. press enter key,

It adds a power plan to the operating system. No need to restart the system. This can now be selected in the following way:

1. open Start Menu.
2. Type Power,
3. launch power options,
4. choose ultimate performance In the window that opens. (You may need to expand “Hide additional plans” to see this)

Note that you can change the power plan at any time. Simply choose a different plan, for example the recommended Balanced plan, using the Power Options menu.

You shouldn’t expect unprecedented performance increases after enabling the Ultimate Performance plan, but it may be worth a try if you want to get maximum performance from a Windows 11 device.

This plan may not be ideal for mobile use, as it may increase power consumption. In other words, you may need to connect it to a power source earlier than other power plans.

Now it’s your turn. Have you changed the power options on your Windows devices, or do you prefer to keep the defaults?

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