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Intel Application Optimizer Tested: Smash CPU Bottlenecks And Boost Framerates

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Intel Application Optimizer Tested: Smash CPU Bottlenecks And Boost Framerates

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Intel@hardware.watchEnglish · 3 years ago

In supported games, Intel's Application Optimization, or APO, works and can boost framerates by 10% to 30%.

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That worked on my gigabyte board. Thank you!
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  Which gigabyte board? Because I’m looking at the Pro X.

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