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GameLoop Fix // Version 1.2.10

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Installation, everyday workflows, feature guides and recovery information for Windows 10 / 11 x64.

Installation & requirements

Use Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit. GameLoop-specific controls require a supported TGB or Global installation. Some Windows changes require administrator permission or a restart; sensor availability depends on your hardware.

  1. Download GameLoopFix_Setup_v1.2.10.rar from the product page.
  2. Extract the RAR and open the included setup application. This is an installer package, not a portable build.
  3. Complete installation and open GameLoop Fix. Review the detected hardware and emulator before applying changes.

The supplied installer is not digitally signed. RAR size: 172.90 MiB. You can compare its SHA-256 hash before opening it:

c300803d4c6853c475d00814eb4a4b2b3c30c99ea692f660eff56f660fb2a692

Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\GameLoopFix_Setup_v1.2.10.rar

Your first session

  1. Review My Rig, Dashboard and the detected GameLoop edition.
  2. Inspect available backups before changing emulator or Windows settings.
  3. Apply a small set of understood changes, then review the Activity Log.
  4. Use comparable Live Monitor recordings to assess the result. Restore app-managed values if needed.
Read each cleaner script’s description before running it. Some scripts can delete data, and a successful run marker does not guarantee every command succeeded.

Explore the features

14 of 14 feature guides

Monitor

Dashboard & overlays

Keep CPU, RAM, temperature and measured FPS readings in view, with history graphs and desktop overlays.

How to use it

Open Dashboard, review the available readings, then choose the Mini HUD or draggable Game FPS display for your session.

What to know

Sensor availability depends on your hardware. Measured presentation FPS can differ from the game’s own counter.

Configure

GameLoop management

Find supported TGB and Global installations, review emulator details and launch your gaming session.

How to use it

Open GameLoop, check the detected edition and installation details, and use the available launch, shortcut and session controls.

What to know

Detection covers supported installations; it does not guarantee compatibility with every GameLoop release.

Configure

GameLoop Studio

Bring CPU, RAM, resolution, DPI, device profiles, rendering preferences and supported joystick settings together.

How to use it

Review the detected configuration, choose your settings, save and read them back. Restart the emulator where required; use restore to return app-managed values.

What to know

Supported settings depend on the detected emulator. Review changes before saving.

Optimize

Optimizer profiles

Choose Default, High Performance or Custom profiles and review the Windows changes you want to apply.

How to use it

Review Game Mode, power plan, GPU preference, keyboard repeat, background recording, animations, CPU core parking and selected service options before applying.

What to know

Some changes require administrator permission or a restart. A performance profile is not a guaranteed FPS improvement.

Optimize

Advance Optimization

Explore 101 supplied optimization files across 13 categories, with search, descriptions and individual Apply controls.

How to use it

Search by the English display names, read each description and apply selected files or Apply Recommended. Use the Signal Board to review completed runs.

What to know

A completed-run marker does not prove that every command inside a script succeeded. Check the Activity Log and understand each change first.

Configure

PUBG Graphics Editor

Capture and edit supported Battle and Lobby graphics and FPS configuration choices.

How to use it

Capture the current save, create a backup, edit the supported values, verify the transfer and restore the original if needed.

What to know

FPS presets are configuration choices. Actual frame rates depend on the game, emulator and hardware.

Monitor

Live Monitor

Record a performance session, compare it with a saved baseline and export measured samples to CSV.

How to use it

Review available CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network, temperature and FPS readings. Start recording, save a baseline and export the samples for comparison.

What to know

Missing sensors and differences between measurement methods can affect comparisons; use comparable test sessions.

Diagnose

Network Analyzer

Use connection monitoring, ping diagnostics and measured DNS comparisons to understand your connection.

How to use it

Explore Dashboard, Real-time monitoring, Scanner, Ping for games, Tools, DNS Optimizer and DNS Server Comparison. Compare results before choosing a DNS setting.

What to know

Network tests are diagnostics. A faster DNS result does not guarantee lower in-game latency.

Optimize

RAM Cleaner

Trim the working sets of selected background applications while keeping those apps open.

How to use it

Choose background apps and exclusions, then run a manual trim or enable optional automatic cleaning.

What to know

Applications can reclaim memory after trimming. Results depend on workload; this is not additional physical RAM.

Monitor

My Rig

See detected CPU, GPU, memory, storage, motherboard, firmware, Windows and network hardware information.

How to use it

Open My Rig and review the hardware and system details before configuring the emulator or reporting a problem.

What to know

Available details depend on what Windows and the hardware report.

Maintain

GameLoop Cleaner

Access process-close controls and supplied original cleaner scripts for emulator maintenance.

How to use it

Read the selected action carefully, close the emulator when required and keep a separate copy of anything important before running cleaner scripts.

What to know

Cleaner scripts can delete data. App-managed backup and restore does not make every original cleaner script reversible.

Maintain

Install GameLoop

Access bundled Tencent downloader options and setup-file verification before installing the emulator.

How to use it

Choose the appropriate bundled installer option, review file verification and follow the installation guidance shown in the app.

What to know

Emulator installation may require a network connection and administrator permission. Edition availability can change.

Maintain

Backups & Restore

Review saved original values and restore changes managed by the app.

How to use it

Check available backups and their verification status, select an individual restore and review the recovery result.

What to know

This covers app-managed changes. It is not a full Windows backup or a guarantee of recovery after arbitrary script deletion.

Diagnose

Activity Log & feedback

Search local actions and results, export useful records and give a reproducible bug report.

How to use it

Include app version, Windows version, TGB or Global edition, steps to reproduce and a screenshot or relevant Activity Log entry when contacting support.

What to know

Review exported logs and screenshots for personal information before sharing them.

Troubleshooting

GameLoop was not detected

Check that the intended TGB or Global edition is installed, review its installation details and restart the app. Include the edition and version in your report if detection still fails.

A setting did not apply

Read the Activity Log, check whether administrator permission or an emulator restart is required, and compare saved values with readback. A completed script run is not a substitute for verifying individual changes.

Readings are missing or different

Not every sensor is available on every system. FPS and network readings use particular measurement methods and can differ from counters shown inside a game.

I want to undo a change

Use Backups & Restore for supported app-managed changes and review recovery status. For script-deleted data, use a separate backup; app-managed restore may not recover it.

Frequently asked questions

Will this guarantee 90 or 120 FPS?

No. Presets are settings choices. Results depend on hardware, the emulator, the game and the workload.

Will changing DNS lower my game ping?

Not necessarily. DNS comparisons measure name-resolution behaviour; they do not guarantee lower latency to game servers.

Does RAM Cleaner close selected apps?

Working-set trimming is intended to keep selected applications open. They can allocate memory again as they continue working.

Is every optimization reversible?

No. App-managed backups cover supported app-managed changes. Supplied cleaner scripts can delete data outside that recovery coverage.

Where is the portable download?

The currently supplied package contains the v1.2.10 setup application. No portable package has been supplied for this download page.

v1.2.10 release notes

The installer package has been updated to v1.2.10. A detailed change list was not supplied with this package. The existing feature guide covers Dashboard overlays, GameLoop management and Studio, optimization profiles, 101 advanced optimization files across 13 categories, graphics editing, monitoring and CSV export, network diagnostics, RAM trimming, hardware information and maintenance/recovery tools.

Highlights also include English display names, feature search, Apply Recommended and the Signal Board completed-run tracker.

Report a problem

Email steve-gameloopfix-support@redlava.world with app version, Windows version, GameLoop TGB/Global edition, steps to reproduce, expected result and actual result. Add a screenshot or relevant Activity Log entry after checking it for personal information.