Game Boosting

Game Boosting – is a process of hardware or software computer overclocking to get at the disposal of the player more free resources (mainly RAM). By increasing the available memory for game we can observe significant growth of FPS (frames per second) indicator, which serves as one of the criteria to determine how fast the game runs.

Actually increasing FPS in games (and PC in general) can be due to a physical overclocking of PC's components (CPU, RAM and video memory). However, this method requires a certain knowledge in the field of computer systems from the user and assembly may be unsafe because often leads to failure of parts that are a subject of acceleration.

Much safer is a software acceleration. The gist of it is that we free memory and optimize system settings before starting the game. You can do this manually, but it is much easier and more convenient to use a special software for this routine. Razer Cortex can not only automatically terminate selected processes and services, but also knows how to put them back when you exit the game mode, and provides tools for taking screenshots and record onscreen video! You can download it from this page by one of the links below.