sanijasathnindu815ab02e2
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Overview
The Sanija FX YT Method combines system tweaks, BlueStacks configuration edits, and rooting to safely unlock higher FPS. It works best on mid-to-high-end PCs. Low-end PCs should increase FPS gradually to avoid lag.
Step 1: Set BlueStacks CPU Priority
- Open Registry Editor (regedit).
- Navigate to BlueStacks process settings.
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options
- right-click Image File Execution Options → New → Key → name it HD-Player.exe
- Right-click HD-Player.exe → New → Key → name it: PerfOptions
Right-click PerfOptions → New → DWORD (32-bit) Value → name it: CpuPriorityClass - Set CpuPriorityClass = 3 to give BlueStacks high CPU priority.
Step 2: Edit BlueStacks Configuration
- Close BlueStacks
/MSI completely. - Go to: C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks_nxt\bluestacks.conf
- Open with Notepad++.
- Set:
- bst.max_fps=120
bst.feature.rooting=1
and other root features to 1 and fps values to same fps you increase - Save the file → Right-click → Properties → Read-only → Apply.
Step 3: Graphics Settings
- Go to Windows Graphics Settings.
For all .exe files in: - C:\Program Files\BlueStacks_nxt\
Set High Performance GPU.
In BlueStacks → Settings → Graphics:- Choose Performance Mode
- Select DirectX
- Turn VSync OFF
- Enable ASTC Textures (Hardware)
- cpu cores → half of cpu cores and half of ram
Step 4: Clean Up for Smoother Performance
- Run Windows Disk Cleanup to remove temporary files and reduce stutter.
- Run Windows Disk Cleanup to remove temporary files and reduce stutter.
Low-End PC Warning
- increase fps valu from only 30 (current fps value + 30)
- If your PC only gets ~30 FPS, don’t push to 120.
- Safe increments: 30 → 60 → 90 FPS.
- Pushing too high may cause lag instead of smoothness.
- Credits: Sanija FX YT Method — discovered and tested by Sanija Sathnindu Jayawickrama