Features

What LatencyX
actually does.

Every module follows one rule: measure, change one thing, measure again — and roll back if it didn't help.

Features

One app
for your whole setup.

Input, system, GPU, network and Fortnite itself — in one place, under one rule: nothing stays without proof.

Input optimizer

CPU scheduling, priorities, system timer, mouse acceleration, Game DVR — eleven tweaks, each with its own weight in the overall score and its own rollback record.

Score weight — latency
Jitter
Packet loss
Stability

NVIDIA

Reflex, Low Latency Mode and a Fortnite driver profile — through the official NVAPI.

Network

MTU, DNS, interface metric, IPv4 priority — only what the measurement supports.

Fortnite Ping Optimizer

Finds the running Fortnite on its own and identifies the match server from the game's own traffic. Then it measures exactly that path: eight regions, traceroute, path MTU and a hop-by-hop breakdown.

EuropeNA-EastNA-West BrazilAsiaOceania +2

Live monitor

One probe per second, with spikes detected by median and MAD — so a spike stays a spike, even on a noisy line.

Recovery center

Every change alongside its previous value. Restore the last one, the network, DNS, or everything at once.


Take a look

One app.
Your whole setup.

LatencyX
Input
Timer
0.500 ms
Scheduling
0x26
Mouse
1:1
Network
MTU
1492
DNS
router
IPv4
priority
System
Game DVR
off
HAGS
on
Power
max
Fortnite
Region
Europe
Server
from traffic
Monitor
active

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