GTA V at 120+ FPS

To increase FPS in GTA V, you need to fix the long-standing bug where the game uses the CPU instead of the GPU on poorly configured PCs, adjust the graphics settings for the right balance between visuals and performance, optimize the system's memory management and apply tweaks specific to the RAGE Engine. UPBOOST does it all live, in a 1 to 3 hour session.

GTA V's 2013 graphics engine was never well optimized by Rockstar for modern hardware. In scenes with many NPCs, vehicles or explosions, the CPU gets overloaded. Process priority tweaks, the ultimate power plan and correct VRAM settings resolve these hitches.

GTA Online is infamous for its connection instability. Tweaks to the Windows TCP/IP stack, QoS configuration and adjustments to the game's network settings drastically reduce disconnects and lag with other players. UPBOOST has already solved this problem on more than 1,500 PCs.

Yes. FiveM runs on top of GTA V, so every optimization of the base game directly benefits FiveM. On top of that, UPBOOST applies additional FiveM-specific optimizations, like VRAM management for heavy scripts and network tweaks for servers with many players.