Principles behind every optimization
Performance matters only when it can be understood, measured on the PC itself, and pursued without hiding risk or taking control away from the player.
Evidence before promises
Gains vary with hardware, Windows, drivers, the game, and measurement conditions. The product must distinguish what was observed, estimated, or remains unproven instead of presenting hypotheses as guaranteed outcomes.
Stability is part of performance
A recommendation must respect compatibility, risk, dependencies, and the machine's limits. When evidence is not sufficient to act safely, the right choice is not to offer the adjustment.
Privacy starts on the PC
Local processing is the default. Any future sharing of technical data must have a clear purpose, minimum scope, and specific consent where applicable.
Control includes a way back
Each change must be explainable, recordable, and reversible. Review before applying, history, and restoration belong to the main experience rather than a secondary path.