Extreme Display & FPS
Developed by @shakilxt
Ultra Extreme Display Config is a lightweight systemless module for Magisk and KernelSU designed to help high-refresh-rate Android devices achieve stable 90 FPS and 120 FPS rendering in supported mobile games. It works by adjusting system-level display properties through an overlay without permanently altering core operating system partitions.
Technical Overview
Many modern Android devices feature 90Hz or 120Hz panels that remain underutilized when applications fail to recognize the specific hardware configuration. This module updates system property parameters (ro.product.model and related display profiles) within the root environment to align with standardized high-refresh-rate flagships, such as the Redmagic 10 Pro profile.
Because these adjustments occur systemlessly via Magisk or KernelSU overlays, your original system and vendor partitions remain untouched. Furthermore, the module preserves your device's stock thermal throttling rules to maintain safe operating temperatures during resource-intensive tasks.
Key Capabilities
- High Refresh Rate Support: Configures system display flags to support 90Hz and 120Hz frame pacing in compatible gaming titles.
- High-Definition Rendering Presets: Enables access to higher-tier graphical settings (such as HDR and Ultra HD textures) on capable GPUs.
- Systemless Profile Management: Applies standardized flagship hardware configurations via a virtual overlay that can be toggled off or removed at any time.
- Stock Thermal Preservation: Retains the manufacturer's default temperature management and battery safety limits under heavy graphical loads.
Compatibility & Prerequisites
- An Android device with a physical 90Hz or 120Hz display panel.
- Active root access managed via the latest stable version of Magisk or KernelSU.
- Adequate cooling and battery health to sustain high-frame-rate rendering.
How to Configure and Install the Module
- Obtain the
ULTRA-EXTREME-DISPLAY-CONFIG.zippackage and save it to your device's internal storage. - Open your Magisk or KernelSU manager application and navigate to the Modules tab.
- Tap Install from storage, locate the
.ziparchive, and confirm the installation. - Wait for the flashing script to finish, then tap Reboot to initialize the updated display properties.
Performance & Hardware Notice: Running applications at 90–120 FPS with maximum graphical presets significantly increases CPU/GPU workload, heat output, and battery drain. Monitor your device temperatures closely during extended sessions. Modifying system properties is done entirely at your own risk.