System Optimization

This guide is specifically designed for gamers who want to play mobile FPS titles — such as Call of Duty: Mobile, PUBG Mobile, and similar competitive games — on their PC using the GameLoop

For Lower Ping and Smoother Online Gameplay in GameLoop Nagle’s Algorithm and delayed ACKs are default networking behaviors in Windows that are useful for general browsing — but harmful for gaming. They introduce latency

Why Disable IPv6? IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) is the modern replacement for IPv4, but many networks, games, and systems — including GameLoop and Call of Duty Mobile — still use IPv4 as the

GameLoop relies on your internet connection to communicate with game servers. One of the easiest and safest ways to improve ping and connection stability is by changing your DNS (Domain Name System) settings. This

Optimize your network for smoother online gaming What is MTU and Why Does It Matter? MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) is the maximum size (in bytes) of a single packet that your network can send

To prevent stuttering, lag spikes, and unexpected frame drops during gameplay, it's essential to manually configure how your system prioritizes GameLoop processes at the CPU level. By assigning proper CPU Priority and Core Affinity

Configure your graphics driver for maximum performance in GameLoop — regardless of brand or model. Why It Matters Whether you use NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel graphics, your driver settings can drastically affect GameLoop’s: Frame

Optimizing your GameLoop experience doesn't always require third-party tools or complex tweaks. Windows itself offers several built-in options to make sure your emulator runs on the correct GPU, uses the right performance mode, and

By enabling automatic login, you shave off unnecessary seconds at boot and avoid session delays that can stack up — especially on a streamlined, gaming-only system. Meanwhile, activating the High Performance power plan ensures your

Windows automatically creates dozens of scheduled background tasks — from telemetry uploads to maintenance routines. While some of them are useful in office or general-purpose environments, they're completely unnecessary in a clean gaming-focused system,

Fast Startup is a hybrid shutdown feature that combines elements of hibernation and traditional shutdown. While it aims to boot the system faster, it can often prevent drivers and critical services from resetting properly —

When your system runs out of physical RAM, it uses a reserved portion of the disk called the paging file (or virtual memory). By default, Windows manages this size dynamically — but on a

Relocating high-read/write directories such as Windows temp folders and GameLoop emulator cache to a RAMDisk can drastically improve system responsiveness, FPS stability, and map loading times. This guide walks you through the safest and

After completing your first boot configurations, the next step is to install only the essential drivers your system needs. Avoid using driver update tools, vendor bloatware (like Armoury Crate, Dragon Center, or Dell Update), and

After a clean Windows installation, the first boot is your golden opportunity to take control of your system — before Windows tries to take control of you. By default, Windows 10 automatically enables dozens