How to Boost FPS on Any PC (Windows 10/11)

Introduction

Having stomach-loads of fun playing games on your computer but sometimes they hang or appear choppy? There’s nothing worse than a slow response time to spoil your fun! It has everything to do with you being able to boost something called FPS (Frames Per Second) so that your games run much smoother. Not to worry if that sounds complex – I’ll be breaking it down in plain and simple language anyone can get.

Understanding Why Your FPS is Low

In real life, when we came across any problem, before solving that problem, we check and go for the reason why this problem is coming. So in this online field, we will also see that why this problem comes. Let’s discuss the base roots of this problem, this problem comes because of some of the software as well as the hardware flaws. And when this problem comes, the FPS goes low and the computer also slows down.

The lag usually comes, when there is burden on our system’s processor. Our computer is like a hard-working chef in the kitchen, and when we ask them to cook too many dishes at once, they are slowed down and the dishes taste is also mixed up. So for that reason, First of all we should find out these problems and find adequate inner solutions then go for the other kind of a hardware solutions. And just before that you should check your FPS which is the tool page in our the header attached. So, go for it and check your FPS.

Simple Windows Settings to Boost FPS

If we talk about the simple Windows 10 or 11 to boost FPS, let’s start with some easy changes in Windows. These do not require any technical knowledge, so a simple beginner or a student can also do that. These simple tweaks make very much difference and for most of the cases these are the total solutions.

You should first of all close all the unnecessary background apps, then you should press CTRL +SHIFT + ESC to open Task Manager, and check which programs are currently running. Close the unnecessary programs, this will make your computer faster now, and do check for the programs that are allowed for running in the background automatically, So also close that unnecessary programs too.

Graphics Settings That Make Huge Difference

The second most important thing required in fastening up your system and increasing your FPS is the graphics card settings. So I am dedicating some of the settings to implement.

Lower Your Resolution: Resolution is basically the quality of the picture. Playing at very high resolution is good but actually it is the major cause for the lower FPS. So make it lower to 720 or 440 to make the computer faster.

Adjust Graphics Quality Settings: Most of the games have built-in settings for the games like shadows, textures, and other kind of things to increase the enhancement but it causes too much consumption of your power. So, close that unnecessary settings.

Turn Off V-Sync: V-syncing is a process which tries to refresh your computer and match with your FPS. So do on that button. It helps a lot in fastening up a system.

Reduce View Distance: In the real life and the battleground games, the distance is basically how far you are from the enemy or a particular thing. If it is reduced or switched off , the pixel quality is reduced, and you don’t have to aim for the position simultaneously. So, do off that button too.

Hardware and Driver Optimizations

If we talk about the things which make the FPS low, then the two things are the software and the hardware. 50% the software is responsible and 50% the hardware is responsible. If we talk about the hardware of the system, the system hardware is responsible in such way that we have low specs and the system is dirty, the dust particles physically on the chipset, and also it doesn’t have the well cooling system.

So for that reason the hardware is equally responsible. We should do the following adequate solutions to maintain the high quality system and get higher FPS.

• Update Your Graphics Drivers
• Clean Your Computer
• Check Your Power Settings
• Use Liquid Cooling Systems
• Use Air Conditions in Summer Season
• Use High Quality Data Cables

Comparison Table: FPS Boosting Methods

Method	Difficulty Level	FPS Improvement	Free/Paid	Time Required	Risk Level	Windows 10 Compatible	Windows 11 Compatible	Effectiveness Rating
Enable Game Mode	Very Easy	5-10 FPS	Free	2 minutes	None	Yes	Yes	Medium
Lower Graphics Settings	Easy	20-40 FPS	Free	5 minutes	None	Yes	Yes	Very High
Update Graphics Drivers	Easy	10-25 FPS	Free	10 minutes	Very Low	Yes	Yes	High
Close Background Apps	Very Easy	5-15 FPS	Free	3 minutes	None	Yes	Yes	Medium
Disable Visual Effects	Easy	3-8 FPS	Free	5 minutes	None	Yes	Yes	Low-Medium

Advanced Tips for Maximum Performance

Before I make the final answers, I think I should share the advanced tips with you. So, here I am sharing the advanced tips for the maximum performance to get from your system. If you have tried each and every step and even want more FPS, then you should apply some of these tips. It will be help you a lot.

Upgrade your system’s RAM, if it is like having 8GB RAM, then more RAM can handle games more betterly and will increase your FPS. So, I would suggest you to use 16GB or 32GB RAM which will give 2x to 3x more good results. If you are using the graphics of Nvidia or any other local company, switch to any other company or do increase their memory so that the results will be changed.

Nvidia and AMD, Basically give you the full control to prioritize your performance or quality. You can check which suits better at your system and you can manage your system with the help of these softwares.

Conclusion

Finally, I would say that do not force your system to run the games at higher FPS. Actually, the FPS totally depends on the hardware specs of your system and slightly depends on the software. So, perform the software solutions as well as hardware solutions.

And do not force your system to run the games at higher FPS. Play the games that can run at lower FPS which will give you an awesome performance and you will enjoy the gaming experience and it will be totally amazing.