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Best Graphics Optimisers 2026

Facts read 27 Sep 2026 – 15 Oct 2026

Graphics optimisers are tools for working with game graphics. This list helps buyers compare platform support, pricing models and code access.

The standings: top 10

NameIn a lineRecord scorePrice fromTry it freeRuns onFacts read
01 ARC Raiders Config Tuner7.6Free planFree planWindows, Linux, Self-hosted14 Oct 2026
02 Smart Game BoosterSmart Game Booster suits Windows users seeking game routing, PC optimization, or performance monitoring.7.3$17.99 a yearFree planWindows30 Sep 2026
03 Gaming OptimizerGaming Optimizer suits Windows gamers who want to manage CPU affinity and monitor system activity during play.6.9Free planFree planWindows4 Oct 2026
04 MagpieMagpie suits Windows users looking for fullscreen or windowed scaling with configurable effects.6.8Free planFree planWindows8 Oct 2026
05 NVIDIA ShadowPlayIt suits Windows PC gamers and creators who want recording, game optimization, and system metrics in an overlay.6.6Free planFree planWindows29 Sep 2026
06 PC Game BoosterIt may suit Windows users who want to manage game launches, background processes, and system settings.6.6$18.95 a yearFree planWindows1 Oct 2026
07 TargetFPSIt suits PC players who want game-specific graphics suggestions tailored to their hardware and a selected framerate target.6.4Free planFree planWeb4 Oct 2026
08 SteelSeries MomentsMoments suits Windows users who want to capture, trim, organize, and share gameplay clips.6.3Free planFree planWindows27 Sep 2026
09 DisplayMagicianDisplayMagician suits Windows users who want different display, audio, or helper-program setups for games and applications.6.3Free planFree planWindows4 Oct 2026
10 FrameCoachIt suits PC and handheld players who want settings guidance based on their hardware and target frame rate.6.2Free planFree planWeb, Windows3 Oct 2026

It is a finder list: newest releases appear first, using figures the makers publish. Nothing is scored.

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Smart Game Booster

Smart Game Booster suits Windows users seeking game routing, PC optimization, or performance monitoring.

Windows
Record7.3 Visit
03

Gaming Optimizer

Gaming Optimizer suits Windows gamers who want to manage CPU affinity and monitor system activity during play.

Windows
Record6.9 Visit
04

Magpie

Magpie suits Windows users looking for fullscreen or windowed scaling with configurable effects.

Windows
Record6.8 Visit
05

NVIDIA ShadowPlay

It suits Windows PC gamers and creators who want recording, game optimization, and system metrics in an overlay.

Windows
Record6.6 Visit
6
PC Game Booster

It may suit Windows users who want to manage game launches, background processes, and system settings.

Windows $18.95 a year Record6.6 Visit
7
TargetFPS

It suits PC players who want game-specific graphics suggestions tailored to their hardware and a selected framerate target.

Web Free plan Record6.4 Visit
8
SteelSeries Moments

Moments suits Windows users who want to capture, trim, organize, and share gameplay clips.

Windows Free plan Record6.3 Visit
9
DisplayMagician

DisplayMagician suits Windows users who want different display, audio, or helper-program setups for games and applications.

Windows Free plan Record6.3 Visit
10
FrameCoach

It suits PC and handheld players who want settings guidance based on their hardware and target frame rate.

WebWindows Free plan Record6.2 Visit
11
Intel VTune Profiler

It suits developers and performance engineers investigating CPU, GPU, NPU, memory, or code-path bottlenecks.

WindowsLinuxSelf-hosted Free plan Record6.2 Visit
12
GameShift

It suits Windows 10 or 11 x64 players who want per-game system tuning and session monitoring.

Windows Free plan Record6.0 Visit
13
Hone

Hone suits Windows 10 or 11 gamers who want to review and selectively apply supported system, GPU and game settings.

Windows Free plan Record5.9 Visit
14
PULSE

It suits Windows players who want hardware monitoring, per-game tuning, network tools, or reversible system adjustments.

Windows $29.99 a year Record5.8 Visit
15 Windows $8 one-time Record5.7 Visit
16
Razer Game Clips

Game Clips suits Windows players who want to save, organize, and share gameplay highlights.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+1 Free plan Record5.6 Visit
17 WebWindows Free plan Record5.5 Visit
18
CorePin

CorePin suits Windows gamers who want to configure CPU behavior separately for games and review gameplay or benchmark metrics.

Windows Free plan Record5.3 Visit
19
Feral GameMode

GameMode is for Linux players whose games or launchers support its requests, or who can start games with its command or a Steam launch option.

LinuxSelf-hosted Free plan Record5.3 Visit
20 Windows Free plan Record5.0 Visit
21 Web Free plan Record4.8 Visit
22 Windows Free plan Record4.8 Visit
23 WindowsMacLinux Free plan Record4.6 Visit
24
Wise Game Booster

It suits Windows gamers who want one-click optimization or a way to manage processes and services themselves.

Windows Free plan Record4.5 Visit
25 WindowsLinux Free plan Record4.3 Visit

Before you choose

Check platform support

Tools on this list run on Windows, Linux, the web, Android, self-hosted systems or iOS. Match the tool's platform with the device where you plan to use it.

A web or self-hosted option can suit a different setup from a Windows application, so confirm the platform before choosing.

Compare ways to pay

Some entries have a free plan, while other pricing models include freemium access. Certain entries also provide a free trial.

Review each listing's current pricing model and trial conditions before signing up.

Consider open-source code

Some entries make their source code available. Review a tool's licence before inspecting or modifying it.

A no-cost price does not specify how code can be used or shared.

Choose an access model

Platform labels include web and self-hosted options alongside installed software. Consider whether you want a hosted service or control over where the tool runs.

Then compare the supported platform with your gaming device and operating system.

Questions

Are free graphics optimisers available?
Yes. The entries include tools with free plans, including listings marked free or freemium.
Can I find open-source graphics optimisers?
Yes. Some entries provide open-source code; consult the licence before reading, changing or sharing it.
What platforms are represented?
Entries cover Windows, Linux, web, Android, self-hosted and iOS platforms.
Are free trials available for graphics optimisers?
Some entries include a free trial. Refer to the relevant listing for its current terms.
How is this list ordered?
It is a finder list ordered by newest releases first, using figures the makers publish. Nothing is scored.