This tool improves your gaming performance on Windows 10 and Windows 11. It reduces stuttering, fixes frame rate drops, and lowers input lag. It works by adjusting system settings that often hinder performance in popular games like Valorant, Fortnite, CS2, Apex, and Rust.
Many Windows settings prioritize background tasks over your games. This causes drops in frame rates and creates input delay. Your computer likely runs processes you do not need while you play. These processes consume CPU and GPU resources.
This tool runs a script to adjust these settings automatically. It focuses on the following areas:
- Adjusts power plans to favor high performance.
- Disables unnecessary background telemetry and tracking.
- Optimizes GPU scheduling settings for smoother frames.
- Reduces input lag in peripherals like mice and keyboards.
- Clears temporary system files that cause performance hiccups.
- Sets game processes to high priority in the Windows task scheduler.
You need a PC running Windows 10 or Windows 11. This tool requires no extra hardware. You need an active internet connection to download the file. You must have administrator rights on your PC to apply these changes.
Visit the official release page to find the latest version of the software.
Download the latest release here
- Click the link above.
- Look for the section labeled "Assets" at the bottom of the page.
- Click the file ending in .ps1 or a compressed .zip file.
- Save the file to your Downloads folder or your Desktop.
You do not need to install complex software. Follow these steps to run the script safely.
- Locate the file you just downloaded.
- Right-click the file. If you downloaded a zip file, select "Extract All" first.
- Right-click the extracted file and select "Run with PowerShell".
- A blue window will appear on your screen. This is the command line interface.
- If Windows asks for permission to run the script, click "Yes".
- Follow the instructions displayed in the blue window.
- Tap the Enter key when the window asks for confirmation to start the optimization.
- Wait for the process to finish. This usually takes less than a minute.
- Close the window once the script displays a success message.
If you experience issues, you can undo these changes. This tool creates a restore point before it runs.
- Open your Start menu.
- Search for "Create a restore point" and select it.
- Select your system drive.
- Click "System Restore".
- Choose the restore point labeled "FPS-Drop-Fix-Restore-Point" and proceed with the prompts.
- Your PC will restart to finish the process.
This tool uses standard Windows PowerShell commands. It does not contain hidden code or tracking software. You can right-click the script and select "Edit" in Notepad to view the commands yourself before you run them. It only modifies system settings. It never touches your personal documents, photos, or saved game files.
While the tool optimizes your entire Windows environment, you will notice the biggest gains in games that demand high CPU and GPU performance. Users report smoother gameplay in:
- Valorant
- Fortnite
- Counter-Strike 2
- Apex Legends
- Rust
- Call of Duty
- Overwatch 2
Will this get me banned in games? No. This tool only changes existing Windows settings. It does not inject code into your games or modify game files. It complies with anti-cheat policies for all major titles.
Do I need to run this every time I play? No. You only need to run the script once. The changes persist even after you shut down or restart your computer.
Why does the window close automatically? The window closes once the script finishes its tasks. This is normal behavior.
Can I run this on a laptop? You can run this on a laptop. Note that high-performance settings consume more battery power. Keep your charger plugged in while gaming to ensure your hardware maintains peak speed.
Does this increase frame rate on every PC? Your frame rate depends on your hardware. If your hardware is the bottleneck, this tool helps reach the maximum potential of your system. If your hardware is very old, you may see smaller gains.
If the script fails to run:
- Right-click the Start button and select "Windows PowerShell (Admin)".
- Type
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSignedand press Enter. - Type
Yand press Enter. - Try running the script again.
If you suspect a setting caused a conflict:
- Re-run the script. Many versions of the tool include an option to "Reset to Default" or "Restore Settings".
- Ensure no other optimization software is running at the same time. Having two separate programs changing the same settings can lead to conflicts.
- Update your GPU drivers using the software from your graphics card manufacturer.
- Close your web browser before you start your game, as browsers consume significant memory and CPU power.
- Disable overlays from other apps like Discord or Steam if you still face issues with frame drops.
- Clean the dust from your computer fans to prevent your hardware from slowing down to protect itself from heat.