Update windows readme

aliases

@@ -498,7 +498,7 @@ alias dot='cd ~/.dotfiles'
 alias duh='du -csh'
 alias exp='explorer .'
 alias f='fg'
-alias grep='grep --color=auto --exclude=tags '
+alias grep='grep --color=auto --exclude=tags -n '
 alias hist='history'
 alias histroy='history'
 alias irb='irb --readline -r irb/completion'
@@ -566,7 +566,7 @@ alias tw-60-compressed='dl_twitch_vid "1080p60" 0 25'
 alias tw-60-shortname='dl_twitch_vid "1080p60" 1 0'
 alias tw-60-shortname-compressed='dl_twitch_vid "1080p60" 1 25'
 
-alias tw-720='dl_twitch_vid "720p-1" 0 0'
+alias tw-720='dl_twitch_vid "720p" 0 0'
 alias tw-720-compressed='dl_twitch_vid "720p-1" 0 25'
 alias tw-720-shortname='dl_twitch_vid "720p-1" 1 0'
 alias tw-720-60='dl_twitch_vid "720p60" 0 0'

windows/readme.md

@@ -9,6 +9,16 @@
     * Double-click the `Turn off Power Throttling` policy.
     * Select Enabled.
 
+* Enable ultimate power plan (alternatively make a new plan and set the min/max processor speed to 100%)
+    * Open cmd as admin, run `powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61`
+    * Can now select the ultimate power plan in power options.
+
+* Create a power plan for software benchmarking
+    * This will disable turbo boost and general lock the frequency to base-ish clock. This can help
+    keep cpu temps stable (hot temps affect clock) and it avoids variable clock changes.
+    * AFAIK this only works for Intel CPUs; not sure how to do the same thing on AMD.
+    * In the power plan set the processor min/max speed to 99%.
+
 * Optional: disable Windows Defender real-time protection:
     * This can speed up compilation times since Defender will scan every file written to disk. I was
       able to shave off ~2-5 seconds in a particular project.