Instantly boost your gaming performance with one click.

Yes. Even the best hardware is often "choked" by default Windows settings designed for office work, not gaming. BananaBooster focuses on consistency and 0.1% lows. We eliminate the micro-stutters and input lag that high-end parts still suffer from, ensuring your hardware hits its absolute ceiling.

BananaBooster is a subscription, billed once a year. We opted for this model because PC optimization isn't a 'set it and forget it' task. Windows updates and game patches launch weekly; our team works around the clock to update our logic so your PC stays optimized for the latest software. There is one plan, and you can try it free for 7 days without a card.

Every system is unique. If you don't see a measurable lift in FPS or a decrease in latency, reach out to our support team. We offer a 7-day free trial so you can see the results for yourself before ever being charged.

No. BananaBooster operates at the system and hardware level, not the game-file level. We do not modify game code or inject any files into your game directory. It is 100% anti-cheat safe and used by Tier-1 pros.

Unlike manual YouTube registry tweaks that can be risky, BananaBooster uses proprietary logic built by the performance specialists at BananaBooster. Our optimizations are non-destructive and can be reverted with a single click.

Quite the opposite. BananaBooster is designed to be ultra-lightweight. Once your optimizations are applied, the app consumes near-zero resources, leaving all your CPU and RAM power for your games.

We offer optional Smart Overclocking for GPUs and Intel CPUs. Unlike "blind" boosts, our engine runs automated stress tests on your specific silicon to find the fastest stable speed. If your cooling can't handle it, BananaBooster won't apply it.

Yes. The Free plan is permanent and needs no card: the full system scan and score; a basic clean, with the size always shown before anything is deleted, now covering the shader caches for DirectX, NVIDIA and AMD, the Windows Update and Delivery Optimization caches, crash dumps and the Discord, Steam, Epic and Battle.net caches; basic tweaks (including the Windows Game Mode toggle); the Startup Manager; the Network Doctor; the benchmark with its Share Performance Result card; and restore, undo and history. The scan is always complete — you see every item found on your own PC, including the ones only Pro can apply, marked as locked. Pro adds the work that has to know your hardware, has to be done safely, or has to run while you are not there: advanced and selective tweaks, MSI mode, GPU and NVIDIA profiles, XMP, CPU and GPU overclocking, BananaBooster's own real-time Game Mode, game presets, scheduled cleaning and auto re-optimize.

It pings a fixed, published list of endpoints inside the datacentre regions South-East Asian game servers run from — Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo — plus two public resolvers as a reference, and reports the average, the jitter and the packet loss for each. Then it downloads a fixed test file while it keeps pinging, and grades the gap between your idle latency and your loaded latency as bufferbloat, A to F. On Wi-Fi it also reads the band and the signal strength and tells you what it sees. Read those the way you would read a benchmark run on a standard scene: they are one route, from one PC, at one moment. Another PC on the same line, or the same PC an hour later, will read differently, and none of it is a promise about any particular match. The Doctor only measures and explains — it changes no setting on your machine. The one thing it can suggest, a public DNS resolver, is the free tweak you apply yourself with a single press.

Yes, and what it does is deliberately small. While a game is running it lowers the priority of a curated list of background programs — cloud sync, launchers, file indexers, chat apps and browsers — so the game gets the processor first. Nothing is closed, killed, suspended or uninstalled: a lowered program still runs, still answers and still finishes its upload. No game process and no anti-cheat process is ever touched, and neither is Windows Defender, the Windows session itself, BananaBooster, or the storefront the game you are playing was launched from. Every priority is put back exactly as it was found when the game exits. Alongside that it holds the system timer at 0.5 ms and frees standby memory once, and both of those end with the session. Windows has a Game Mode toggle of its own — that one is free and sits in the basic tweaks. This is BananaBooster's, and it is the one that works while you play.