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GTI.H
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Hello! Try using the Aero Glass GUI / Accent / Opacity
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Now I can safely say that the only way I found to reduce my CPU/GPU load to its 10-20% normal levels was to install a AG 1.5.9 version that I found on the internet off the official site. Now the windows move continuously with smoothly, mouse and window movements and opening the start menu do not significantly influence the CPU/GPU load. Now I do not need to stop AG when I have to work. Back to normal life!
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Now I can safely say that disabling transparency in the Chrome title bar in this way, 1. Open Chrome and paste chrome://flags/#windows10-custom-titlebar on adress bar then hit enter. 2. On "Custom-drawn Windows 10 Titlebar", choose "Default" 3. Restart Chrome and title bar glass is gone. substantially decreased my CPU load, but AG still consumes a lot of CPU/GPU resources, more than previous versions.
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What you need is just a method for "UxTheme Signature Bypass".
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What are you, a mole? You have the whole Deviantart to look for and said there is not. See: Here for exemple.
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You can use third party themes if you want, what you said does not stop you from doing so and you do not need to reinstall Windows.
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I install the necessary minimum and also do not like to install OldNewExplorer because I like the New Explorer and not the old one. I do not want to be stuck in the past. 99% of the themes are free, I told you where to find them https://www.deviantart.com/devillnside, but you preferred to pay, now do not complain. You can learn from own mistakes or from the mistakes of others!
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With AG active, just opening the start menu overloaded my GPU by 90-100% but the CPU does not get overloaded.
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The solution to this issue is to "Download symbols", search here in forum for this.
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I've never seen option in my BIOS to increase dedicated GPU memory, I will look again, but anyway I think that nothing will change. I noticed that when the CPU is overloaded the GPU glues by 90-100% and the GPU memories almost do not change.
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Custom theme is created when you modify an existing theme and can be signed or not depending on which theme you have used to modify. If you read a few previous posts here you will see links to third party themes and they can be found here too for example: https://www.deviantart.com/devillnside
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In few words: Windows does not allow you to apply third-party themes (Themes not signed by Microsoft), so if you want to apply a third-party theme, you will need a method for Bypass Theme Signature and one of the methods is to use UxTSB.dll which is the bigmuscle's method for this.
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This seems to have been files blocked by Windows.
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Good observation, well remembered. When the CPU is overloaded the GPU and its memory are also overloaded. I will pay attention to the GPU resources. My GPU is Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 (HSW-DT GT2), 1200MHz, 80 cores, 20 CUs, Driver 20.19.15.4835 Graphic adapter: Intel Haswell-DT GT2 - Integrated Graphics Controller Windows Task Manager without processor overload: Dedicated Memory: 0.0 / 128MB Shared Memory: 0.5 / 2GB Regards GTI
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Try to paste this shell:::{ED834ED6-4B5A-4bfe-8F11-A626DCB6A921} into the explorer address bar, hit enter and select the theme here. It may fail the first time, select a default theme, reset the pc and try again. Regards GTI