Find what's eating your frames.
FPS BOOST checks Windows, your background apps and your game's own settings, clears what's in the way with one press, then benchmarks the result so you can see what changed.
System status
4 things are costing you frames
Press to boost and launch CS2
01What BOOST does
One press, in this order.
Nothing happens until you press it, and every step says what it touched. When you quit the game, the session ends and the settings go back.
- 1Switches the power plan to High performanceChanges
Your current plan is saved first and put back at the end of the session.
- 2Turns on Windows Game ModeChanges
Also restored when the session ends.
- 3Closes the apps you tickedCloses
Browsers, Medal, Overwolf, OBS. Browsers bring your tabs back when you reopen them.
- 4Pauses Wallpaper EnginePauses
It resumes on its own afterwards.
- 5Launches your gameLaunches
CS2 through Steam, Valorant through the Riot Client, Minecraft through your launcher.
- 6Watches the sessionReads
When you quit, a report says whether your GPU or CPU was the limit and what stole CPU while you played.
02Proof
Numbers from your own PC.
Run the 60-second benchmark once normally and once while boosted. FPS BOOST records every frame through Windows event tracing and shows the difference in average FPS and 1% lows. If a clean PC gains nothing, it says so.
How the benchmark works- Avg FPS
251287- 1% low
163196
03Games
It reads your game's settings, too.
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Counter-Strike 2
MSAA · shadow quality · dynamic shadows · ambient occlusion · particle detail · NVIDIA Reflex
Launches through Steam
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Valorant
Display mode · VSync · graphics quality groups · FPS limit
Launches through the Riot Client
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Minecraft Java
Render and simulation distance · graphics mode · VSync · framerate cap · particles · Sodium · RAM given to the game
Official, TLauncher, Prism, CurseForge, Modrinth
The system scan, background cleanup, network test and cleaner work whatever you play.
Two Windows settings, both with Undo. Nothing else.
Everything it touchesIt never overclocks, changes the BIOS, edits game files, injects into games, disables services, installs drivers or mines.