Most gaming PCs leave the shop with the memory profile switched off, drivers that are months old and a dozen programs eating resources in the background. Find out what is going on with yours — the diagnostic costs nothing.
Three steps. Nothing to install, and no remote access to your PC.
You get an access link by email. That is the proof it is you — and what lets us generate a script just for your account.
A script just for you that reads your system information and sends it by itself — no emails to type, no files to upload. It installs nothing, changes nothing, and the code is there in the open for anyone who wants to read it.
A guide built around your hardware: what to change in the BIOS of that motherboard, which drivers, which settings — and what not to touch.
Real problems that show up in most of the PCs we analyse.
The all-time champion. RAM bought at 6000 MT/s running at 4800 because the EXPO/XMP profile was never enabled. It is worth 5–15% FPS and takes two clicks in the BIOS.
Clean install, not on top of the old one. The difference between the two is bigger than it looks once there are leftovers from previous versions.
It shows up as "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" and makes applications render on the wrong card. Almost nobody notices it.
Removing them from the registry is not enough — they rewrite themselves. There is a way that actually works, and most guides never mention it.
This matters as much as the rest — and it is where almost every optimisation guide goes wrong.
They are required by FACEIT, Vanguard and most modern anti-cheat. Plenty of "FPS guides" tell you to turn them off, and then people cannot work out why they can no longer play. You do not gain a single frame from it.
Disabling Windows services wholesale, messing with the page file or with legacy timers — in 2026 that either does nothing, or breaks things that only cause trouble weeks later.
Nothing is injected into protected processes. Zero ban risk — what we do is Windows, BIOS and driver settings.
Nobody serious guarantees "+40% FPS" without seeing the machine. We tell you what is wrong, what fixing each thing is worth, and we measure before and after.
The diagnostic is free. The rest is agreed case by case — every PC is its own case.
Why is there no price on the table?
A badly configured high-end PC and a six-year-old laptop are not the same amount of work and will not give the same result. Do the free diagnostic — then we talk, with real numbers in front of us.
It changes nothing. It only runs Windows read commands (the same kind of information you see in "System Information") and writes a text file to your desktop, which it sends to your account. You can open that file and read everything in it — and the script's code is in plain sight, not compiled.
No. You run your script and it sends the diagnostic by itself; you get the report. Only the "Guided" option involves a call — and even then you are the one touching your PC, we just guide you.
No. We do not inject anything into game processes and we do not alter their files. What we recommend are Windows, BIOS and driver settings — and we keep Secure Boot and TPM enabled precisely so that FACEIT and Vanguard carry on working.
Great — and the free diagnostic tells you that before you pay for anything. If there is nothing worth fixing, we will say so. We would rather do that than sell you a report with no value.
The diagnostic is immediate. The full report arrives by email within 24 hours, usually well before that.
Your email and the diagnostic file, which contains hardware information and the list of startup programs. We do not collect personal files, passwords or browsing history. You can ask for deletion at any time.
Yes, with one caveat: laptops leave less room in the BIOS (manufacturers lock a lot of the options) and the main gain usually comes from power settings, drivers and temperatures. We will tell you what applies in your case.
The diagnostic is free and takes two minutes. You only pay if the report is worth it to you.
Run the free diagnostic