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FPSBooster

FPS Booster menu with its options
FPS Booster test results

Overview

What this line does

Players switch individual options on or off and watch their live FPS and frame time. It does not promise a fixed gain. The built-in test measures what actually changed on their computer.

Open
F11 or /fpsMenu
Framework
None required
Database
No SQL
Languages
English, Turkish

Features

Stops on this line

11 options in FPS Booster
STOP 01

11 options

Population, traffic, object detail, particles, physics leftovers, weather, shadows, lighting, detail distance and model memory.

Built-in FPS test in FPS Booster
STOP 02

Built-in FPS test

Records every frame for 8 seconds and shows average FPS, 1% low FPS, frame time and the number of options that were on.

  • Live FPSLive FPS and frame time, averaged over the last second.
  • Movable windowAdjustable transparency. Position and transparency are saved on the player's computer.
  • Per-player settingsStored in the player's client and applied again when the player connects.
  • Safe by designClient-side only. Validates every option and removes only local ambient peds and vehicles.

Before you buy

Requirements

  • FiveM server with a recent artifact
  • No framework, no SQL and no other dependencies

Install

Get it running

  1. Put the mlr-fpsbooster folder in your resources directory.
  2. Add it to server.cfg.
  3. Restart the server and join. Press F11 or type /fpsMenu.
ensure mlr-fpsbooster

Full installation guide →

Help

If something stops

The test shows no change

That is a correct result when something other than the options limits the FPS, such as V-Sync, a driver frame limiter or a borderless window locked to the monitor.

An option seems to do nothing

Another resource may control the same effect, and some options have a small effect by design.

Peds or vehicles are still around

The resource removes only ambient entities on the player's own client. Entities from other scripts, shared over the network or with a player inside are kept on purpose.

Settings are lost

Settings are stored in the player's FiveM client. Clearing the FiveM cache or reinstalling FiveM removes them.

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