Versus Boost
Know your PC.
Choose your next move.
Understand the hardware you play on. Review meaningful Windows settings, compare your own benchmarks, and keep a record of what changed.
Free for Windows · One Versus account
Know your PC.
Choose your move.
See live CPU, GPU and memory readings, then explore the hardware information reported by this PC.
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Overview puts live processor, graphics and memory readings together. Use them to see what this PC is doing right now. Open Hardware and select Processor to narrow the list. Boost displays the hardware information reported by Windows for this machine. Review the processor name and reported specifications in one place. This walkthrough inspects the PC without applying any Windows changes.
GET TO KNOW
THE PC YOU PLAY ON.
Read the hardware, display and power information behind your setup before changing anything.
Start with
what is there.
- Hardware and displays
- Inspect CPU, graphics, memory, storage and display information. Unavailable readings stay unavailable.
- Startup and settings
- Review startup entries and Windows-managed recommendations. A scan only reads. Nothing changes until you choose it.
- Local by default
- Scans and history stay on your PC. Review and redact diagnostics before choosing to export them.
Every change should make sense
Review first.
Then decide.
Boost explains what a setting changes and when it can help. Choose the supported adjustments you want to make instead of applying a mystery bundle.
- A clear scope
- Supported preference changes use a compiled allowlist. Broader Windows recommendations link to the relevant settings.
- Your original state matters
- Recovery records preserve supported settings for restoration and flag changes made outside Boost.
- Measured on your machine
- Import PresentMon CSV runs to compare frame times. Results come from your captures, without generated performance scores.
Inside the workflow
A better starting point
for your next session.
Look around
Scan hardware, review display settings, inspect startup entries and read the recommendations.
Choose deliberately
Review supported settings and their tradeoffs. Opening the workspace requires a verified Versus account. Supported changes need a separate review.
Keep the evidence
Use your change history, reviewed diagnostics exports and restoration records to understand what happened.
EVERY CHANGE
HAS A BEFORE.
Supported changes keep the original state. Review the route back as carefully as the change itself.
KNOW WHAT
YOU ARE CHANGING.
Read the setting, its current state and its tradeoffs before you confirm.
- Your selection
- Choose supported settings individually. You pick supported settings one at a time, and nothing is applied in the background.
- Visible requirements
- Some changes require Windows administrator approval. Unsupported controls stay unavailable.
KEEP A RECORD
OF THE STARTING POINT.
Supported user, machine and game changes retain original-state records for restoration.
- A separate recovery path
- Boost’s independent recovery tool can read retained records without the desktop interface.
- Keep the recovery folder
- Its records and keys are needed for restoration. Deleting the folder removes that evidence.
CHECK THE STATE.
THEN RESTORE.
If another app changed the same setting, Boost checks for a conflict rather than forcing the old value over it.
- Reviewed restoration
- Review the original state, dependencies and conflicts before confirming a supported restore.
- Maintenance is different
- Windows repair actions do not have Boost rollback. Their warnings and restart requirements remain explicit.
Versus Boost for Windows
Make it part of your setup.
Start with your hardware, review the changes that matter and keep track of your setup. Explore Versus Boost for Windows.
Before you start.
A few things to know about Versus Boost.
Is Versus Boost free?
Yes. You do not need a paid Remap or VPN plan to use this app.
How do I know a change actually helped?
Import your own PresentMon captures and compare matching runs. Boost reads frame times from your machine and shows exactly what changed, so the answer comes from your setup instead of a published score. What you gain depends on your hardware, game and workload.
Does a scan upload my PC information?
Hardware scans and history are stored locally. Diagnostics are reviewed and redacted before you choose to export them.
Can I undo a change?
Supported adjustments keep original-state records. Restore can detect conflicts if something else has changed the same setting. Keep the Boost recovery folder intact.
THE VERSUS ARSENAL
YOUR SETUP.
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