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PC optimization for Fortnite
Fortnite runs on Unreal Engine 5, and the two features that make it look modern — Nanite and Lumen — are also the two that cost the most. Most machines are running settings that assume hardware they do not have, and paying for shaders they compile again every patch.
Average FPS increase in Fortnite
+56%
The average of the before/after figures Fortnite players posted themselves in our Discord, measured on the same scene and settings both times.
What a badly configured machine feels like in Fortnite
- A hard hitch the first time you land somewhere new in a session
- Frame drops in builds and late-game storm circles specifically
- Performance that falls off after every chapter update
What we tune for Fortnite
The session covers your whole machine, not one game. These are the parts that matter most here.
- Whether Performance Mode, DX11 or DX12 is actually right for your GPU
- Nanite, Lumen and the settings that quietly force them back on
- Shader cache handling, so a patch does not cost you the first match
- Background capture and overlay software eating frames during builds
Book a session
90 minutes, one technician, tuned around the games you actually play. $52 for a standard slot, $105 if you want one next day — website launch sale, normally $70 and $140.
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