Introducing Perth Game Mode 1.0⚡
Session-only real-time optimisation that reverts the second your game closes. No permanent changes. No risk.
Fortnite results on a stock Windows:
→ Avg FPS: 408 -> 429 FPS ✅
→ 1% low: 278 -> 318 FPS✅
→ 0.2% low: 215 -> 272 FPS✅
That's a 26% FPS improvement in 0.2% lows.
AUTO mode is anti-cheat safe, no Defender or affinity changes. ADVANCED mode gives you full control, per-game, per-section.
Drop into the Discord to try it 👇
https://t.co/ZmVk5N6iLD
Introducing Perth Game Mode 1.0⚡
Session-only real-time optimisation that reverts the second your game closes. No permanent changes. No risk.
Fortnite results on a stock Windows:
→ Avg FPS: 408 -> 429 FPS ✅
→ 1% low: 278 -> 318 FPS✅
→ 0.2% low: 215 -> 272 FPS✅
That's a 26% FPS improvement in 0.2% lows.
AUTO mode is anti-cheat safe, no Defender or affinity changes. ADVANCED mode gives you full control, per-game, per-section.
Drop into the Discord to try it 👇
https://t.co/ZmVk5N6iLD
Tested NVIDIA Reflex at 240hz on Fortnite.
Reflex Off: 1.758ms ✅
Reflex On: 1.872ms (+0.114ms) ❌
Reflex On + Boost: 1.795ms (+0.037ms)❌
NVIDIA Reflex Off still wins. the stronger your CPU and the higher your FPS, the more Reflex hurts you.
Tested NVIDIA Reflex at 240hz on Fortnite.
Reflex Off: 1.758ms ✅
Reflex On: 1.872ms (+0.114ms) ❌
Reflex On + Boost: 1.795ms (+0.037ms)❌
NVIDIA Reflex Off still wins. the stronger your CPU and the higher your FPS, the more Reflex hurts you.
Fortnite barely utilises the GPU, especially in Performance Mode. NVIDIA Reflex is designed to reduce GPU queue build up, but if your GPU was never the bottleneck to begin with, all it does is add driver overhead with nothing to fix. The result is pure latency added for free.