I Built MázliBoost — A Lightweight Windows Gaming Optimization Utility

Why I built MázliBoost

I wanted to build a small Windows gaming utility that focuses on simple, understandable optimizations instead of mysterious "one-click FPS booster" magic.

So I built MázliBoost.

MázliBoost is a lightweight Windows 10/11 gaming optimization utility written in C# and WPF.

The goal is simple:

Give the user control over what gets changed.

What can it do?

The current V0.1.3 release includes:

• Automatic game detection
• Windows Game Mode optimization
• Game DVR / background capture optimization
• Game process priority optimization
• High Performance power plan
• Background optimization options
• English and Hungarian localization
• A separate "More Optimizations & Tweaks" section
• Reversible Windows UI tweaks where applicable

For example, the More Optimizations & Tweaks section contains options such as:

• Visual Effects to best performance
• Disable Transparency Effects
• Reduce Menu Show Delay
• Reduce Mouse Hover Delay

Windows appearance-related tweaks are explicitly marked as such and are designed to be reversible.

Why another Windows optimizer?

Because I wanted to understand how these things actually work.

Instead of hiding everything behind one giant "BOOST" button, I wanted each optimization to be visible and independently controllable.

The project is also intentionally small.

I'm not trying to build a gigantic "Windows optimizer suite" on day one.

V0.1.3 is just the beginning.

Built with

• C#
• .NET 8
• WPF
• Visual Studio
• Windows Registry APIs
• Windows Power Configuration
• WMI / System.Management

The project currently targets Windows 10 and Windows 11.

What's next?

There are already several ideas for future versions:

• Better system information
• More Windows tweaks
• More gaming optimizations
• Improved UI
• Better GPU-related options
• More localization
• Automatic updates
• More detailed optimization feedback

I also want to keep the project transparent: if a tweak changes something in Windows, the user should know what it does.

Open source

The source code is available on GitHub:

GitHub – MázliBoost

The latest release is V0.1.3, for now.

Feedback

This is still a small project, so I'm very interested in constructive feedback.

If you have ideas for useful, safe and measurable optimizations, I'd love to hear them.