Technology
Hypertune optimizes your PC for gaming. It is an app for Windows 10 and 11 that reads your hardware once, then applies only what you turn on: CPU Overclocking, GPU Overclocking, Windows Debloating, Network Optimizations, Memory Optimizations, and Game Hub.
Hypertune partners with Intel and AMD, and supports NVIDIA GPUs. Users see up to 60% higher FPS.
01 Processor
Powered by official Intel and AMD toolkits
CPU Overclocking finds a faster stable speed for your Intel or AMD processor. Hypertune uses its own overclocking algorithm, built in collaboration with Intel and AMD.
It stress-tests that speed on your hardware before applying it, and skips the overclock if your cooling cannot hold it. You can turn the feature off and revert in one click.
02 Graphics
Smart overclocking profile
GPU Overclocking tunes clock, memory clock, voltage, and power limits for your graphics card. Choose Off, Smart, or High. Smart is the default profile Hypertune builds for your GPU.
Hypertune supports NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. Like CPU Overclocking, it stress-tests the profile and skips it if your cooling cannot hold it.
03 System
Customizable Windows settings
Windows Debloating turns Windows features that compete with games into switches you control. Each setting is on or off on its own, so you apply only what you want.
You pick them one by one. Game Bar, Telemetry, Background Apps and Hardware Acceleration each have their own switch. You can turn any of them back off later.
04 Network
Stabilized network
Network Optimizations adjusts Windows and adapter settings that affect latency and packet loss while you play. Each setting has its own switch, so nothing applies unless you turn it on.
Settings include Disable Nagle's Algorithm, Protocol Bindings, Adapter Power Management and Adapter Advanced Tuning, among others.
05 Memory
Faster, lower-latency RAM
Memory Optimizations adjusts your system's memory page file and runs Smart Standby Memory Trimmer to cut unused memory. On compatible systems, Hypertune can enable EXPO so RAM runs at its rated speed with lower latency.
06 Games
Game specific optimizations
Game Hub profiles change in-game settings through each game's config files, which is the only way to change them, and that is all they change. Hypertune makes no unsafe changes.
Profiles currently include Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, League of Legends, Escape from Tarkov, Wardogs, Apex Legends, KovaaK's, Deadlock, Aimlabs, Rainbow Six Siege, Rust, ARC Raiders and Fortnite. Switch on the games you play.
FAQ
How does Hypertune optimize a PC for gaming?
It reads your CPU, GPU, RAM, storage type, Windows version and driver versions, and builds a profile for that PC instead of generic settings. You turn on the features you want, and it applies only those. The tutorial walks through setup in five steps.
I have a high-end PC. Do I actually need this?
Yes. High-end parts still run under default Windows and stock clocks. Hypertune applies only the features you turn on, stress-tests overclocks on your hardware, and skips anything your cooling cannot hold. Users see up to 60% higher FPS.
Is this a subscription or a one-time purchase?
Hypertune is a subscription. Windows updates and game patches change often, and Hypertune updates its tuning so your PC stays current. Every plan includes a 7-day money-back guarantee on your first payment.
What if I don't see an improvement?
Every plan comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied, request a full refund within 7 days of your first payment.
Will Hypertune get me banned (Valorant, Warzone, etc.)?
No. Game Hub profiles change in-game settings through each game's config files, which is the only way to change them, and that is all they change. Hypertune makes no unsafe changes. For more on safety, refunds and who makes Hypertune, see Is Hypertune safe?
Can this break my Windows installation?
No. Hypertune applies only the settings you turn on, creates a restore point, and lets you revert from the Restore tab in one click. Hypertune makes no unsafe changes.
Will the software slow my PC down while it's running?
Quite the opposite. Hypertune is designed to be ultra-lightweight. Once your optimizations are applied, the app consumes near-zero resources, leaving all your CPU and RAM power for your games.
Does Hypertune overclock my hardware? Will it overheat?
Yes, when you turn on CPU Overclocking or GPU Overclocking. Hypertune partners with Intel and AMD, and supports NVIDIA GPUs. It stress-tests each overclock on your hardware and skips it if your cooling cannot hold it.
What we change
Hypertune applies only the settings you turn on. You can revert them in the app, and it does not make any unsafe changes.
Uninstalling Hypertune
Hypertune is a standard Windows application, installed with hypertune-setup.exe. You can remove it from Windows the same way you remove any other app. You do not need a separate removal tool.
Open Hypertune, go to the Restore tab, choose your most recent restore point and select Restore. Do this before you uninstall if you want Windows and hardware settings returned to how they were.
Removing the app does not cancel your Hypertune subscription. To stop billing, cancel from your account on hypertune.gg.
Restart your PC, then open Apps again and look for Hypertune. If it is still there, repeat the uninstall steps for your version of Windows.
If you need help removing Hypertune, contact us at: COMPREADY Inc. info@hypertune.gg
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