One click optimizes your PC while you play — power plan, CPU priority, background noise, texture streaming. Everything reverts the moment you stop. No injection, ever.
Veloxa attacks the real causes of bad FiveM performance — background load, texture streaming pressure, wrong system settings — not magic buttons.
High-performance power plan, high CPU priority for FiveM, paused Windows updates, 1 ms timer. Active only while you play, reverted when you stop — even after a crash.
Potato / Balanced / Quality graphics presets, FiveM texture-streaming tuning against texture loss, per-app GPU profile. Originals are backed up before the first change.
Server cache, NUI browser cache, crash dumps and logs — with real sizes shown, and the dangerous folders protected so a cleanup never costs you a re-download.
Frametime monitoring measured outside the game process. Run it before and after — the FPS difference on your PC is the only number that matters.
Install Veloxa, create an account, start your free trial. No credit card.
Pick a graphics preset and clean stale caches. This is where most FPS comes from.
Or let auto-boost trigger when FiveM starts. Play. Stop. Everything returns to normal.
No. Veloxa never injects into the game, never reads or writes game memory, and never modifies game files while it runs. All tweaks are standard Windows settings applied from outside — the same things you could do by hand.
Honest answer: it depends on your PC. Systems with background load, bad settings or texture-streaming pressure gain the most — often the difference between stuttery and smooth. A perfectly tuned high-end PC gains less. The built-in benchmark shows your exact numbers.
Every change is written to a journal before it's applied. On the next start Veloxa reads the journal and restores everything — power plan, priorities, services. Your PC can't get stuck in a boosted state.
Yes. Veloxa optimizes your PC and your FiveM client, not the server. RP, racing, PvP — anything.
FiveM today. The boost engine is game-independent, and more titles are on the roadmap — subscribers get every new game at no extra cost.
Two hours of active boost time, tied to your Discord account, no credit card. Enough for a full session with the benchmark to see exactly what you'd be paying for.