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Regarding a use of preposition.

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Sentence: "You have to tweak the settings to get best of/from the features."

My question: Which preposition would be correct in the sentence, of or from?

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@Razer,

I'd say "You have to tweak the settings to get the best performance from the features."

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@engineer,

Thanks, sir

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