Microsoft adds that some games may let you enable the new mode in-game, though it notes that some games may not work at all, or at least not yet. Once it’s enabled, Microsoft says the system prioritizes both CPU and GPU performance, which sounds effectively like a shortcut to pulling up the Taskbar and manually tweaking CPU process performance. Game Mode itself is at the moment just a switch that’s either on or off, selectable from Settings or by hitting Windows-G to pull up the game bar where it’s now a button.
Just bring up Windows 10’s settings, and you’ll find there’s now a “Gaming” subsection that incorporates the operating system’s game-related options, including Game bar overlay, Game DVR and Broadcasting tabs.
