5000 gamers helped. 5 years of optimizing PCs. Thousands of hours spent testing what ACTUALLY improves performance. At this point, I’ve seen almost every issue possible: • Low FPS on high-end PCs • Input delay & stutters • Bad BIOS configs • Broken Windows installs • Poor NVIDIA/AMD settings • Stream lag • Internet hit-reg issues • CPU/GPU bottlenecks Most people think buying better hardware fixes everything. In reality, most gaming PCs are leaving performance on the table because they’re not configured correctly. That’s where experience matters. Over the last 5 years, I’ve built systems, tested settings, optimized thousands of setups remotely, and stayed ahead of every major game/update so our clients don’t have to. No copy-paste “gaming tweaks.” No guessing. Just real optimization backed by thousands of successful clients and results. If you’re serious about competitive performance, smooth gameplay, and getting the most out of your PC… I got you covered.

Your CPU isn't slow. Your BIOS settings might be. I see high-end gaming PCs every week with: ❌ XMP disabled ❌ PBO disabled ❌ Outdated BIOS ❌ Untuned memory Thousands of dollars in hardware. Half the performance potential unlocked.

Available times all week from 2pm est - 10pm est, message me or @ReactPCs if you’re needing any work done this week 🙏🏻

High ping even on fast internet? Check this: 1. Wi-Fi? Switch to ethernet. 2. Ports forwarded for the games you play? 3. Background downloads running? Steam, Windows, Discord? Ping is about consistency. A 30ms ping that never spikes beats a 20ms ping that hits 100ms mid-fight.

GPU drivers: update them. But also know when NOT to. The latest driver isn't always the best driver. If your game runs fine → don't update before a big session. If you lost performance → update or roll BACK to a stable version. Most gamers just update and assume more FPS.

Your monitor might be running at 60Hz right now. Right-click desktop → Display settings → Advanced display → change refresh rate. Always double check it. You'd be surprised how many people I see get a new monitor and forget to change their refresh rate.

Still loading into matches last? If your games are on an HDD, that's your problem. An SSD won't boost FPS. But it will: → Cut load times by 60–80% → Eliminate texture pop-in → Let you into the match before the enemy team finishes loading

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Myth: more RAM always means better performance. Reality: RAM speed and configuration matter more for gaming. 16GB at 3600MHz will beat 32GB at 2133MHz every time. It's not how much you have. It's how fast and how it's set up/optimized.

Huge vouch for @MasonReact getting my pc right. He got my average and my lows increased by 50 fps while getting my delay down to 2 ms for CPU/GPU. He also lowered my latency.

Turn on Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling. Windows Settings → Display → Graphics → Change default graphics settings → turn it on. Reduces CPU bottleneck on your GPU. Lower latency. Better frames. Takes 10 seconds. Requires a restart. Worth it.

Instant FPS Boost Checklist: ✅ Enable XMP/EXPO ✅ Enable Resizable BAR ✅ Enable PBO (Ryzen) works best on x3D CPUs Most gamers never change BIOS settings. If your PC feels slower than it should, start here.

Customer before a PC optimization: “This game runs terrible.” Customer after a PC optimization: “Wait… my PC could do that the whole time?”

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Your PC boots slow because it's running a party you didn't invite anyone to. Open Task Manager → Startup apps. Disable everything that isn't essential. Your boot time will drop. Your idle RAM usage will drop. Your patience will thank you. Save this for later.

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