Pro. The whole menu, and the tools to read it.
Every tweak FrameForge ships — all 34. Adds the advanced, opt-in, off-by-default layer: MPO flicker fix, exclusive fullscreen, hibernation/USB/power-throttle toggles, and the one timer tweak worth exposing. Honest labels on every debated option.
Diagnostics scan
Reads RAM speed vs rated, GPU driver age, refresh rate, power plan, TRIM, MSI mode, startup count.
BIOS / OC advice
Points you at the wins software can’t make for you — DOCP / EXPO, Resizable BAR, a current driver.
Honest opt-ins
Every advanced toggle carries its real label: DEBATED, PLACEBO or WARNING. Off until you say so.
The advanced layer. Every one of these ships unticked.
These 13 tweaks are what makes Pro "Pro" — and not one of them runs unless you check it yourself. The label on each is the same one the app shows. A debated tweak might help your rig or do nothing; a placebo is here only because people ask for it; a warning has a real cost. The copy below is verbatim — no softening.
Disable CPU power throttling
Marginal on a desktop (throttling rarely engages without a battery). Harmless.
HKLM\…\Power\PowerThrottling\PowerThrottlingOff = 1
NetworkThrottlingIndex = disabled
DEBATED: helps throughput, not ping; can raise DPC latency on some rigs. Off by default.
…\SystemProfile\NetworkThrottlingIndex = 0xffffffff
Disable Nagle's algorithm (TCP)
PLACEBO for UDP shooters like Fortnite (only helps some TCP games). Applied to the active adapter only.
TcpAckFrequency = 1
Set DNS to Cloudflare (1.1.1.1)
Speeds name resolution / page loads, NOT in-game ping. Revert resets to DHCP.
Set-DnsClientServerAddress 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1
Disable NIC Interrupt Moderation
Can shave a little network latency/jitter at the cost of more CPU interrupts. Off by default; applied only if the driver exposes it.
*InterruptModeration = 0 (if exposed)
Windows Search service → Manual
Frees indexing CPU/disk but disables fast Start-menu/Explorer search.
WSearch start = demand
Force exclusive fullscreen (global FSE behavior)
Can lower latency in true fullscreen but worsens alt-tab for some titles.
GameConfigStore\GameDVR_FSEBehavior = 2
Faster shutdown (force-close hung apps)
WARNING: closes apps without a 'save?' prompt on shutdown → can lose unsaved work.
Desktop\AutoEndTasks = 1
Disable 8.3 short filename creation
Tiny NTFS write win on new files; a few very old installers rely on short names.
fsutil behavior set disable8dot3 1
Disable MPO (Multiplane Overlay) — flicker/stutter fix
Known fix for RX 580 desktop flicker/stutter, but a workaround: disables VRR in protected video (Netflix). Reboot needed.
Dwm\OverlayTestMode = 5
Disable hibernation (frees disk = RAM size)
Reclaims a multi-GB hiberfil.sys but turns off Fast Startup. On SSD the boot difference is tiny.
powercfg -h off
USB selective suspend OFF
Stops USB ports powering down — helps flaky mouse/controller dropouts. Otherwise neutral on a desktop.
USB selective suspend = 0 (active plan)
Disable dynamic tick (experimental timer)
The ONLY BCD/timer tweak worth exposing — tiny, debated latency effect, costs idle power. All other timer/HPET/useplatformclock tweaks are myths or hurt Ryzen, so they are deliberately excluded. Reboot needed.
bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes
Why the list is this short
Most "ultimate gaming tweak" lists are padded with timer and HPET edits that are myths or actively hurt Ryzen. FrameForge exposes exactly one BCD/timer tweak — disable dynamic tick — because it's the only one with a defensible, if tiny, effect. The rest were left out on purpose. A short honest menu beats a long superstitious one.
Pro tells you what software can't fix.
Before you touch a single toggle, the Diagnostics scan reads the rig. The two findings that matter most are the ones no optimizer should act on for you: RAM running below its rated speed, and a stale GPU driver. On the reference Ryzen 5 4500 / RX 580 / 16 GB box, that's usually a kit sitting at 2133 MT/s instead of its rated 3200 MT/s — free FPS waiting in BIOS.
:: Disable dynamic tick — the ONLY timer tweak FrameForge exposes. :: Tiny, debated latency effect; costs a little idle power. Reboot needed. bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes :: NOT included (myths / hurt Ryzen): useplatformclock, tscsyncpolicy, HPET force. :: Revert: :: bcdedit /deletevalue disabledynamictick
This is the one timer tweak Pro exposes, shown exactly as it ships — labelled DEBATED, off by default, reboot required. Disabling dynamic tick has a small, contested latency effect and costs a little idle power. Worth a try on your rig; not worth pretending it's a sure thing. Untick it and the Revert script puts it back.
Read the warning ones twice
"Faster shutdown" force-closes apps with no save prompt — it can eat unsaved work. "Force exclusive fullscreen" can lower latency but breaks alt-tab on some titles. These are real trade-offs, spelled out in the app, and they stay off unless you decide otherwise.
Inherited from Extreme, Basic & Free (21)
All 21 safe, default-on tweaks come along.
Pro is Extreme plus the advanced layer above. The entire safe set — power, scheduling, input, network, the safe debloat, the deep interrupt/process work, SSD TRIM and the Fortnite config — is included and on by default. The advanced opt-ins are the only off-by-default additions.
- Ultimate Performance plan + disable ALL power saving
- Game Mode on + Game DVR / background recording off
- Game Bar background capture fully off
- MMCSS 'Games' task profile
- System responsiveness, foreground priority, visuals, mouse
- NIC power-saving OFF (EEE/Green/Flow), RSS on, RSC off
- Telemetry down, background apps off, stop bloat re-installs
- Privacy extras (ad ID, activity history, web search, Cortana, feedback)
- Set non-essential services to Manual
- Clear temp files
- Remove safe bloatware apps (reinstallable)
- Stop removed apps returning (deprovision)
- Snappier menus & instant startup apps
- Disable telemetry scheduled tasks
- No P2P update sharing + faster NTFS access
- MSI mode for GPU & network card
- Ensure SSD TRIM is enabled
- Cut background processes (Edge + OneDrive autostart)
- Disable more background scheduled tasks
- Fortnite tuning (auto-detected)
- Stop Epic Games Launcher auto-start
- All 34 tweaks, fully selectable
- Advanced opt-ins labelled DEBATED / PLACEBO / WARNING
- Built-in Diagnostics scan
- BIOS / overclock / controller advice
Tinkerers who want the whole menu and decide each advanced toggle themselves.