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A steadier Windows under Valorant. Your game and anti-cheat stay untouched.

eclean tunes Windows around Valorant, explains each tweak down to MMCSS's effect on frame times and input latency, and never touches the game or its anti-cheat.

Free · Windows 10 and 11

The problem.

A duel comes down to one flick, the frame time spikes, and your crosshair lands late. Every fix thread ends with the same warning about what Vanguard might flag, so you are left choosing between the stutter and a tweak nobody can vouch for. The changes worth making live in Windows, not in the game.

Valorant is a bad game to experiment on. Vanguard sits deep in the system, forum threads disagree about what it tolerates, and nobody wants to write a suspension appeal over a settings tweak. So most players live with the stutter, because the fixes on offer cannot say what they touch.

eclean draws the line where the risk starts. It changes Windows, the background work and the settings that shape responsiveness and frame consistency, and it never reaches into the game, the Riot client, or the anti-cheat. Each tweak says what it changes and why it can help before you apply it, and supported changes revert from the same place you enabled them, so a tweak you regret is a tweak you undo.

Proof, then limits.

What you can check

  • eclean changes Windows settings. It does not modify Valorant, Riot's client, or Vanguard.

    In Optimizer
  • Applied tweaks land in a history, and supported ones can be reverted from the same place you enabled them.

    In Optimizer

Where eclean stops

  • eclean does not modify Valorant, Riot's client, or Vanguard.

  • It promises no FPS numbers. Windows tuning helps frame consistency, and your hardware decides the rest.

If eclean steps over a line here, tell us and we'll fix it.