Desktop Performance Optimization: 12 Steps
Long automation sessions require stable hardware. These steps improve FPS and input latency for both manual and software-assisted workflows.
1. Lower graphics settings
Shadows and particles increase GPU load; medium presets often add 15–30% average FPS.
2. Close background apps
Keep only the target application and the automation panel open.
3. High performance power plan
Use Windows High Performance; on laptops, stay plugged in.
4. SSD and RAM
16 GB RAM recommended; store profiles and logs on SSD.
5. Network
Wired Ethernet for Agent networks; prefer Gigabit switches.
6. Fixed resolution and scale
Do not change resolution after ROI calibration; keep display scaling at 100%.
7. GPU drivers
Update monthly to reduce frame time spikes.
8. Thermals
Improve airflow for long sessions to avoid throttling.
9. Multi-station layout
Install Agent on each PC; control from a master dashboard via Omnigate or Pro Server.
10. Delay profiles
Use random 80–140 ms waits instead of zero-delay tight loops.
11. Back up profiles
Export ROI JSON weekly; check license expiry on the license page.
12. Terms of use
Use the software only where automation is permitted by the application and platform rules.