
Jay Youn
I won't lie—it actually works! I tested it with Critical Ops on my Realme 8i (4GB RAM, MediaTek Helio G96, 120Hz refresh rate), and it definitely works. At first, when I set peak_refresh to 1, it reset to 120Hz, but I fixed it. My device normally only supports 30 and 60 FPS in Critical Ops, but this app unlocked 90 and 120 FPS (hovering around 117-119 FPS). Totally smooth One question, though—is it safe to use as it is? Or reset the settings to default I Hope getting an answer for developers
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Derrick Gillum
This app is in my top 4 list of Most Useful Apps, and is a standard download for every device I own. For it's unmatched utility, it's incredibly simple to use. With just a few taps, I can max out my refresh rate, force 5G connectivity, set external storage as default for app installs, and disable unused device functions. Setedit gives me a great deal of control over my device with it's possibilities for customization. It's free, but the Feature Pack add-on is a must, and is worth the small cost.
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A Google user
This editor works great, with a very clear and intuitive interface. I am using it on a OnePlus 6 running Android 10 (Oxygen 10.3.0).. Despite a warning appearing on launch saying it may not work, it works fine for what I needed. I got this to fix the notch issue created with the new Android version. Worked like a charm.
176 people found this review helpful
The warning from Android is misleading. If we make the change Google wants us to make, it will actually reduce the number of settings that can be edited.