A: No. It only removes system-level caps. If the game itself has a 60 FPS lock (e.g., Nintendo Switch emulators), SetEdit will not override that.
| Key Name | Table | Value | Effect | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | peak_refresh_rate | Global | 90.0 | Raises screen ceiling | | min_refresh_rate | Global | 90.0 | Preverts drops | | user_refresh_rate | Global | 90.0 | Override user setting | | debug.composition.type | System | gpu | Forces GPU composition | | persist.sys.composition.type | System | gpu | Persistent GPU rendering | setedit code fps
Tap "Edit Value" and change it to "1.0". On some firmware versions, entering a specific number like "120.0" works better. | Key Name | Table | Value |
Using setedit , you can unlock hidden developer flags, including one that forces an on‑screen FPS overlay across all apps and launchers. Many mobile games are capped at 60FPS by
Many mobile games are capped at 60FPS by the system's thermal profile. To attempt a bypass, follow these steps: Open SetEdit and ensure you are in the "System Table." Locate the peak_refresh_rate key.
enabled_hardware_acceleration : Set to 1 to ensure the GPU handles rendering tasks instead of the CPU. Input Lag and Responsiveness