The game mode of Windows 10 is actually intended to "achieve a more stable frame rate depending on the game and system," as it says on the official Windows support website. Note that Game Mode may then be turned on or off for specific games using the Game bar (Windows key + G).Some Windows users are currently experiencing problems in games that are probably related to game mode. “At the launch of the Creators Update, you’ll see four initial settings options: Game bar, GameDVR, broadcasting, and Game Mode. This new section unifies your gaming settings into one easily accessible location. Microsoft on Gaming section in Windows Settings: “Inside the main Windows System Settings, a new section has been added: Gaming, identified with the Xbox logo. And the Creators Update is just the first milestone in our commitment to Game Mode and Windows 10 performance improvements for PC gaming.” There you’ll be able to opt the running game into using Game Mode. “To enable Game Mode, pull up the Game bar (Windows key + G) and click on the Settings button. What’s more, Game Mode works for both Win32 and UWP games. “In other words, when your PC is working hard to run your game and possibly other concurrent software, Game Mode can help manage system resources more efficiently and optimize them for gaming. The initial release of Game Mode works best when your PC is experiencing resource contention. Microsoft on Game Mode: “With Game Mode, it’s our goal to provide a better and more consistent gaming experience on Windows 10, by dedicating more system resources to your game. The ability to manage your Beam broadcast and interact with fellow gamers on chat will appear as overlays.” “What’s more, Beam enables streamers to incorporate interactive features such as animation and sound triggers right into their stream. Thanks to Beam’s low latency technology, Beam streams have less than a second of delay, enabling streamers to engage and interact with their viewers in near real-time. “This gives everyone the opportunity to show their creativity as a game broadcaster. Simply press the Windows key + G while playing your game to bring up the Game bar, and you’ll find we’ve added a broadcast icon to launch Beam – no extra software required.
“Beam is the easiest and most interactive way to stream your gameplay on Windows 10.
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