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PC optimization for Valorant
Valorant is a competitive shooter where the frame rate is rarely the problem — the consistency of it is. Vanguard loads as a kernel driver at boot and sits alongside every other startup service on your machine, so what the game has to work with is decided before you launch it.
Average FPS increase in Valorant
+67%
The average of the before/after figures Valorant players posted themselves in our Discord, measured on the same scene and settings both times.
What a badly configured machine feels like in Valorant
- Frames that look fine on the counter but feel late on the flick
- Occasional hitches on entry that land you dead behind a wall
- A machine that feels slower after a Vanguard update than before it
What we tune for Valorant
The session covers your whole machine, not one game. These are the parts that matter most here.
- The startup services competing with Vanguard for the CPU at boot
- Raw input, polling rate, and the mouse path from driver to game
- Reflex, frame limits, and where the queue between GPU and display sits
- Power and C-state behaviour, so the CPU is not idling into a duel
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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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