Disable background apps
Close unnecessary apps and programs running in the background that may consume system resources and affecting your game performance.
You can check applications that consume a lot of CPUs, RAM, and other resources in the ” Windows Task Manager”. See which apps you don’t need and are using up a lot of resources. Then right-click on the application and select ” End task ” to close it.
Apart from that, you can also use the Windows Services Manager to turn off unneeded services. Meanwhile, to prevent applications from running automatically when Windows starts, you can turn them off via Windows Startup. For more details, please look at other Bardimin articles.
Check your PC specifications
Make sure your PC meets the minimum system requirements for the game you are playing. If the PC you are using does not meet the minimum requirements, the game will not run smoothly. The risk is that when a PC gets a heavy load continuously, it can cause damage to the device because of overheating and other.
Update your operating system
Updating your Windows with the latest updates can help improve performance. Windows updates include system and device performance fixes and improvements.
Use performance-enhancing tools
Consider using a software tool like the Razer Cortex to optimize your system for gaming. Windows 11 also has a Game Mode feature. Activate it to increase your low FPS. Open Windows Settings and under “Gaming”, activate the Game Mode feature.
Upgrade your hardware
If the previous methods did not bring satisfactory results, the last way is to upgrade the hardware you have, including the Graphics Video Card and the CPU. Upgrade the device according to the latest technology.