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| System Name | °( ఠ ͟ʖ ఠ)° |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel | i7 _ 11700K | @ ~ 5GHz all | cooling ~ Thermal Grizzly CARBONAUT |
| Motherboard | Asus | ROG Strix -- Z 590-E wifi |
| Cooling | Asus | ROG Ryujin 240 2* _Noctua F PPC °3000 | 4+1* _beQuiet_ Silent/Light Wings 3 °2200 |
| Memory | G Skill | Trident Z *RGB @ 4000_ | _15-15-15-36_ | |
| Video Card(s) | Asus | ROG Strix -- RTX 3070Ti_ #OC Edition |
| Storage | WD black | Samsung EVO 860 / 970 EVO plus| WDC WD40 | Intenso x2 |
| Display(s) | Alienware | AW3821DW _ 38" {3840*1600} wide - curved |
| Case | be Quiet | DARK BASE PRO 900 --- _rev. 2 --- #Silver |
| Audio Device(s) | Asus | ROG Throne - Qi_7.1 | LOGITECH_G560 Speaker (RGB) |
| Power Supply | be Quiet | DARK Power PRO 12 __ 1200W *titanium |
| Mouse | Razer | NAGA Trinity (19 buttons) |
| Keyboard | Razer | Huntsman V2 analog | Razer Goliathus (RGB) black |
| VR HMD | Razer | Kraken Ultimate HEADSET __7.1 THX ____| DX RACER - Gaming Leather Chair_____ VR?? is odd! |
| Software | Windows ɧ.eliX |
| Benchmark Scores | See signature URL |
Hi! 
Yesterday I found a nice little tool on github to slim down the resource-hungry Razer Synapse 3 software, at least partially.
The, in my opinion, superfluous Game Manager is actually firmly bonded to the software and authorizes itself to the 100MB (500MB in total) memory + related background processes that you can ultimately release, and save yourself.
A penny saved is a penny earned.
I have converted the file into a TXT format to show for the purposes of transparency which programming lines are included.
If you agree; convert .TXT to .BAT and run it as administrator. Restart the system.
That was it. No more Game Manager.
The remaining directory can be deleted manually via .bat command.
There will be no more interference.
source
Yesterday I found a nice little tool on github to slim down the resource-hungry Razer Synapse 3 software, at least partially.
The, in my opinion, superfluous Game Manager is actually firmly bonded to the software and authorizes itself to the 100MB (500MB in total) memory + related background processes that you can ultimately release, and save yourself.
A penny saved is a penny earned.
I have converted the file into a TXT format to show for the purposes of transparency which programming lines are included.
If you agree; convert .TXT to .BAT and run it as administrator. Restart the system.
That was it. No more Game Manager.
The remaining directory can be deleted manually via .bat command.
There will be no more interference.
source
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