This FPS boost menu gives every player a simple in-game panel of performance presets they can apply instantly, from aggressive low-graphics modes to a clean reset. It helps lower-end PCs stay playable on busy servers, cutting stutter without anyone editing config files or hunting through graphics settings.
Players open the menu with a single command, pick a mode and see the change apply immediately, whether they want maximum frames, better visuals or a specific tweak. Options cover texture reduction, shadow and effect toggles and full resets, so the display adapts to each machine rather than forcing one setting on everyone.
What the FPS boost menu includes
- Multiple performance presets from ultra-low boost to balanced graphics.
- One-command access with an instant, clean NUI interface.
- Individual toggles for textures, shadows, effects and colour filters.
- A single reset that restores default visuals in one click.
- Real-time application so players see results without a reconnect.
Light and user friendly
- Standalone design that runs on any framework or a vanilla server.
- Configurable command, menu position and available presets.
- Extremely lightweight, adding no meaningful server load.
- Translatable labels for a fully localised menu.
- Clean UI that fits neatly beside your other interface scripts.
Performance is invisible until it fails, and giving players their own quick boost tool keeps frustrated newcomers from quitting during heavy scenes. A single accessible menu turns a common complaint into a two-second fix anyone can reach.
Because presets are configurable, you can offer conservative options that preserve immersion or aggressive ones that squeeze out every frame. Documentation covers preset editing, command setup and positioning so it drops into any server smoothly.
Round out your interface with more FiveM scripts or browse dedicated HUD and UI scripts to give players even more control.
It also slots naturally into the loops your players already enjoy, giving staff and regulars one more reason to keep coming back, and because it is open-source you can adjust, rename and balance it to match exactly how your own server likes to run.
Because it is built to drop straight into a live server, this release installs cleanly and works alongside the systems you already run, so it earns its place without the usual porting headaches — the kind of dependable, ready-to-use addition that quietly raises the overall quality of a FiveM server.
