Your PC shipped with VT-x disabled, and that’s costing you real performance

You’d be surprised by what your PC can actually do, and that doesn’t mean getting more performance out of it. Instead, there are features that unlock completely new ways to use your PC.

I’m talking virtualization, which is your computer’s ability to run multiple systems on a single physical machine.

The setting for virtualization is called VT-x/AMD-V, and it’s a setting that everyone should enable, whether you think you need it or not. You don’t need a specific application to enable it, and once done, it can massively boost performance on certain workloads.