Most phones can already push a high frame rate - the game just hides the option. 90 FPS + 120 FPS by TQtech is a free GFX tool that unlocks those hidden frame-rate and graphics tiers in BGMI and PUBG Mobile on supported devices, using Shizuku instead of root.
Figures as shown on the Google Play listing on 22 September 2026.
What's inside
Six tools in one app - frame-rate unlocking, graphics profiles, a pre-match booster, wide view, a crosshair overlay and a no-root setup path.
Your game caps at 60 FPS because your model isn't on its allow-list - not because the hardware can't cope. One slide writes the config that exposes the higher tiers, up to Ultra Extreme (120 FPS), so you play at the frame rate your panel was built for.
Tuning graphics by hand before every match gets old fast. Download a profile - Performance Mode for maximum frames, 60 FPS HDR for image quality - tap Apply, and the whole configuration lands at once.
Background apps eat the RAM your match needs. The Booster tab shows live RAM and CPU load, free storage and your current ping, then frees memory and optimises the network connection in a tap.
A narrow field of view means spotting enemies later than the player who saw you first. iPad View changes the rendering resolution for a wider frame, and a floating overlay lets you adjust it without leaving the match.
Hip-fire is guesswork without a reference point. Switch on an on-screen crosshair, pick the style, scale it with a slider and choose a colour that stands out against the map you play most.
Rooting voids warranties and breaks banking apps. This tool goes through Shizuku instead, which grants the permissions it needs on a stock phone - and it installs from Google Play, not from an APK mirror.
How it works
The whole setup takes a few minutes, and you only do the Shizuku part once per reboot.
Get 90 FPS + 120 FPS by TQtech from the Play Store. It's free and supports Android 8 through Android 16.
Start Shizuku through wireless debugging, then open the tool. The header reads SHIZUKU ENGINE - ACTIVE once the bridge is connected.
Choose Global, Korean, Indian or Taiwan so the right configuration is written. Picking the wrong region is the most common reason nothing changes.
Slide Unlock 120 FPS and wait for it to finish. Open your game and set Frame Rate to Ultra Extreme under Graphics.
Screenshots
Real screens from the current Play Store release.
Use cases
This is the single most common case. The panel refreshes at 120 Hz, the chipset can hold the frames, and the game still caps you at 60 because the model isn't on its list. Unlocking exposes the higher tiers so the display finally does its job.
At 120 FPS a frame lands every 8 ms instead of every 17 ms, so tracking a moving target is steadier and recoil is easier to read. Pair it with iPad View for a wider field and a crosshair overlay for hip-fire.
On an older phone, chasing 120 FPS causes heat and stutter. Use a Smooth or Balanced profile to hold a steady 60 or 90 instead - consistency beats a high number that keeps collapsing mid-fight.
Usually it's background apps holding RAM and an unoptimised connection. Free memory, check your ping and optimise the network from the Booster tab before you queue.
Guides
Straight answers to the things that actually go wrong - written first, app second.
The complete walkthrough, from wireless debugging to the Ultra Extreme setting inside the game.
Read the guide → SetupWhat Shizuku is, how to start it over wireless debugging, and why it gets stuck.
Read the guide → TroubleshootingNine causes in the order worth checking, including what happens after a game update.
Read the guide → CompatibilityHow to check your panel's refresh rate and tell a hardware limit from a software lock.
Read the guide → ComparisonThe real difference in frame times, input feel, battery and heat.
Read the guide → ComparisonWhat actually separates a safe tool from a repackaged APK, and how to judge one.
Read the guide → TroubleshootingTelling FPS lag from network lag, and the fix for each - they're not the same problem.
Read the guide → ExplainerWhat each graphics tier costs you in frames, and which to pair with a high frame rate.
Read the guide → Device listWhich phones show Ultra Extreme in BGMI and PUBG Mobile - community-reported, by brand, with the caveats stated up front.
See the list → ExplainerWhy most "boosters" only clear RAM, and the three things that genuinely raise your frame rate.
Read more → ComparisonSide by side with a named competitor, using figures from both Google Play listings.
Read more → How-toSetting up wide view, using the floating control, and putting your resolution back.
Read the guide →Reviews
Quoted in full, exactly as written - caveats included.
“Believe me, if it weren't for this app, I wouldn't be able to play the game. I'm playing on this app. I would give this app 20 stars if I could. I love it and I request them to keep it up. My mobile is 30 fps, so it runs above 70 fps, apparently.”
“To everyone claiming this app doesn't support 120 FPS that's simply not true. If you check the settings, you'll see the Ultra frame rate option is available alongside Ultra HDR. If you think I'm wrong, go to the frame rate settings, switch to another option, then change it back. You'll notice the difference immediately. Many people are just confusing the settings, but this is genuine 120 FPS. I absolutely love this app.”
“This apk is very good it's work properly when I use this apk my game is going very smooth with good connectivity And please update this AP 4.6 virsion”
“This is a good app with a clean UI and suitable for most devices but please fix the app quickly when the a new update comes out. Some people said it takes at least 2-3 weeks to fix the app. We want to experience the new update with high fps too.”
FAQ
No. The app uses Shizuku, which grants system-level permissions on a completely stock, unrooted phone through Android's own wireless debugging. You keep your warranty, and apps that refuse to run on rooted devices - banking apps in particular - keep working.
Usually one of four things: the wrong game version is selected in the tool, the Shizuku bridge dropped after a reboot, the game updated and reset its configuration, or your device genuinely caps at 60 or 90 Hz. Check them in that order.
Your display has to refresh at 120 Hz and your chipset has to sustain the frames. A 60 Hz panel cannot show 120 FPS no matter what any tool does. The app reads your device's refresh rate on the home screen - if it shows 60Hz, 120 FPS isn't available to you; if it shows 120Hz and the game still caps at 60, that's a software lock and this is exactly what the tool addresses.
This one installs from Google Play, which means it passes Google's malware scanning and can be removed like any other app. It changes graphics configuration only - it doesn't touch game files or memory. The genuine risk in this category is APK mirrors: repackaged builds carrying adware are common, which is why you should install from the Play listing rather than a download site.
We can't speak for any game publisher's enforcement decisions, and nobody honestly can. What we can say is what the app does: it adjusts graphics and frame-rate configuration, and does not modify game files, inject code, or alter gameplay. If you want certainty about what is permitted, the publisher's own terms of service are the only authoritative source.
Game updates frequently rewrite the configuration files a GFX tool depends on, so the unlock is reset and the app needs a matching update before it works again. Several Play reviews mention a wait of a couple of weeks after a major patch. Try re-applying the unlock first; if the option still doesn't appear, the app itself needs updating.
The jump from 60 to 90 FPS is the one you feel most - frame time drops from about 17 ms to 11 ms. Going from 90 to 120 shaves off roughly 3 ms more, which competitive players notice while most others don't. Both cost battery and generate heat, so on a mid-range phone a stable 90 often beats a 120 that keeps dropping.
The app targets battle-royale titles including BGMI and PUBG Mobile, with a version selector for Global, Korean, Indian and Taiwan builds. Support depends on the specific game version - a build released after the app's last update may not be supported yet. This is an unofficial tool and is not affiliated with any game publisher.
Yes. The app is free on Google Play with no in-app purchases. It is ad-supported, so you'll see ads while using it - the Play listing declares this as "Contains ads".
Android 8 or newer, including Android 16. The app reads your Android version and device model automatically on its home screen, so you don't have to look them up.
Install 90 FPS + 120 FPS by TQtech, connect Shizuku, and unlock the frame-rate options your game has been hiding.
Free · Contains ads · Android 8+ · No root required
