I’d amplify what halladayrules is saying: while individual performance tweaks like disabling services alone will not typically offer noticeable performance improvement, and may even be in the window of margin of error of any performance measurement because tweaks of this kind are not effecting substantial performance bottlenecks — a concatenation of performance adjustments to Windows NT 6.1 that includes disabling unnecessary Services does in fact free valuable resources, not just RAM, but reduces i/o traffic, frees threads etc. for a performance improvement that is measurable with demanding applications, benchmarks, and games. Not ‘myth‘ but measureable fact…
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