Finally Enjoy 120FPS Gaming on Any Android Device

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Step-by-Step Installation:

Downloading Brevent App

1. Download the Brevent app from the google play store.
2. Install the app on your device.

How to setup Brevent app on your device

To use Brevent, you’ll need to enable Developer Options on your device:

1. Turn on Wifi
2. Go to Brevent App
3. Tab on Developer Option
4. Tap on
5. Go to Settings > About Phone.
6. Tap Build Number seven times to unlock Developer Options.
7. Navigate to Settings > Developer Options and enable USB Debugging.
8. Enable Wireless debugging from Developer Option.
9. Then again goto the brevent app and tap on wireless
   debugging port.
10. Split Screen 1.Developer Option and 2.Brevent app
11. Goto Wireless debugging and tap on Pair device with pairing code from Developer Option..
12. Copy the wifi paired code.
13. Put the wireless pairing code in Brevent app and tap on wireless pair
14. [Tutorial For Setup Brevent]

How to install the module?

1. Download the module on your android.
2. Open the Zarchiver app
3. Extract the downloaded zip file and put the folder on internal storage.
4. Go to Brevent or QUTE app and tap on Exec command from left site.
5. Command: Now put on the installation command.

Installing Command

Get the command txt inside the downloaded zip file

Uninstall Command

Get the command txt inside the downloaded zip file

Introducing the Gaming

The Gaming Module isn’t magic—it’s a smart tool that boosts your device’s performance. Here’s how it works:

1. CPU/GPU Optimization

• Max CPU Cache Utilization: Focuses on game processes, cutting down on app interference.
• GPU Overclocking: Increases GPU speed to render frames faster (without overheating).
• Boost Kernel Tweaks: Adjusts system settings for smoother frame pacing.

2. Memory and Touch Optimization

• RAM Optimization: Gives games more memory to reduce stutters.
• Touch Sensitivity Tweaks: Cuts touch latency by up to 40% for quicker response.

3. Frame Rate Unlocking

The module uses custom drivers to trick games into using 90Hz/120Hz modes, even on unsupported displays.