No fluff, no snake oil. Practical guides on RAM tuning, GPU settings, fixing stutter, reducing latency, and getting the most out of your hardware.
Your average FPS looks great. So why does everything feel janky? The answer is almost always in your 1% lows — and fixing them is often easier than you think.
Read article →Most PCs ship with RAM running at a fraction of its rated speed. One BIOS toggle fixes it — here's what to do and why it's safe.
Read →Frame caps, NVIDIA Reflex, VRR strategy, and buffer settings — the changes that genuinely move the needle on input latency.
Read →Most NVIDIA Control Panel guides are copy-pasted nonsense. Here are the settings that have a measurable impact — and the ones that don't.
Read →Thermal throttling silently destroys FPS mid-game. Here's how to detect it with free tools and the steps to fix it without buying new hardware.
Read →A new GPU won't fix a CPU bottleneck. And spending £400 on hardware when a £99 optimisation session gets you there is bad maths. Here's how to think about it.
Read →CapFrameX is the best free tool for capturing real in-game performance data. This guide covers setup, capture, and how to actually read the results.
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