Flux Tweaks is a system-level tuning script for rooted Android devices that improves frame rates, RAM handling, and CPU scheduling. It adjusts Linux kernel parameters, display pipelines, and task cgroups to reduce system latency and boost battery efficiency.

I've been running Flux Tweaks on my Snapdragon daily driver for the past week, and UI jitter completely disappeared during heavy multitasking. Under the hood, it pushes background processes to efficiency cores so your display renderer stays responsive. App switching feels noticeably snappier without chewing through your battery.

Core Features

Dedicated UX cgroups handle latency-critical tasks by pinning them to performance cores while keeping background processes isolated.
Boosts display pipeline services like surfaceflinger and GPU worker threads to strip away UI micro-stutters.
RAM and caching adapt on the fly to match your device's resolution and available memory.
Low-latency TCP settings combined with disabled disk I/O logging eliminate unnecessary storage overhead.

Support & Requirements

Supported Android Versions: Android 8.0+ (API 26+)
Root Access: Magisk or KernelSU
Hardware Recommendation: Best results on Qualcomm Snapdragon processors

How to Install

Download the Flux Tweaks module zip file to your internal storage.
Open Magisk or KernelSU, head to the Modules tab, and tap Install from storage.
Select the zip file, wait for the terminal to finish flashing, and reboot your phone.