Busy fights push the CPU
Driving into a busy area adds vehicles, players, sounds, and map data. The CPU has to keep up with them together.
PUBG PC performance
Boost PUBG FPS and stop mid-fight stutters
Tune PUBG and Windows with Hone before the drop. Choose settings your PC can hold through smoke, city fights, and the final circle. Test FPS and input feel on your own system.
PUBG presetReady for the drop
BEFORE HONE228 AVG FPS
AFTER HONE320 AVG FPS
See What Hone Users Say
You've heard from the pros. Here's what other players think.
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PUBG can stutter even on a fast PC
A quiet landing can turn into a packed city fight in seconds. Players, smoke, long views, and fast turns raise the load while Windows and other apps still use your PC.
Smoke and long views hit the GPU
Shadows, effects, and distant detail can pull FPS down when you need a clear sight line.
Background apps take resources
Browsers, launchers, overlays, and updates can use the same CPU, memory, and network as PUBG.
High average FPS can still feel rough
A short frame-time spike can make a fast peek or close fight look and feel late.
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Get better PUBG settings without the guesswork
Open the PUBG preset in Hone and check each suggested change. Apply your choices, then compare a city fight or fast peek with your usual setup.
PUBG performance preset
Apply supported game settings built to favor clear views and steady FPS.
Windows FPS tweaks
Reduce background work and tune system settings that can affect FPS and frame time.
Less background traffic
Cut unneeded app traffic so downloads and updates do less work while you play.
Changes you control
See every change, choose what to apply, and restore the settings later.
Match preset
Built for smoother PUBG fights
- PUBG performance settings
- Windows gaming mode
- Background app cleanup
- Easy restore point
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Hone tunes your PC without playing for you
PUBG runs anti-cheat systems on PC. Hone changes opt-in game and Windows settings. It does not enter the PUBG process or automate play.
No cheats, macros, or recoil scripts
Hone does not add aim tools, automated inputs, recoil control, or an FPS boost mod.
No game-memory edits
Hone does not inject into PUBG or read and change live game memory.
Real limits still apply
Match load, game patches, heat, weak hardware, Wi-Fi, and server distance can still limit FPS or ping.
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228 to 320 average FPS in our test
Average FPS gain+92 FPS
On our test PC, Hone raised PUBG from 228 to 320 average FPS. That is 92 more average FPS, or a 40% gain in this test.
Tested using Intel 10900k (5.5 GHz AC), RTX 4090 (stock), 16 GB DDR4 RAM (18-18-18-24-4000 MHz) - Results may vary.
Your result will depend on the map, match, game patch, PC, graphics settings, drivers, heat, and apps open in the background.
PUBG performance FAQ
What are the best PUBG settings for FPS?
Start with full screen mode. Lower shadows, effects, and foliage first. Keep textures at a level your graphics memory can hold. Hone puts supported PUBG and Windows settings in one place.
How do I fix PUBG stuttering on PC?
Close heavy background apps, update your graphics driver, use settings your PC can hold, and check for heat limits. Hone can reduce PC-side load and apply a cleaner performance setup.
How can I increase FPS in PUBG?
Lower the heaviest graphics settings, close apps you do not need, and keep your drivers current. Hone can apply supported PUBG and Windows FPS tweaks in one click.
Can Hone lower ping in PUBG?
Hone can reduce some background traffic and tune network settings on your PC. It cannot shorten the distance to the server or fix a weak Wi-Fi signal.
Is Hone safe to use with PUBG anti-cheat?
Hone works at the supported game-settings and Windows level. It does not inject into PUBG, edit game memory, add cheats, use recoil scripts, or automate play.
Is Hone free for PUBG?
Yes. The free plan lets you try several performance optimizations before you upgrade.
