Catalog
Dying Light: The Beast
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Dying Light: The Beast is in the SmoothWizard catalog. The profile applies what the app can do for this title: game configuration file, window priority. It does not inject into the game or draw an overlay. Fullscreen process pause is PRO. Power plan is Basic.
How to optimize Dying Light: The Beast
- 1
Game configuration file
SmoothWizard applies the catalog config and keeps a backup before the change.
- 2
Window priority
The game process gets higher priority in Windows so background work steals fewer frames.
Why optimize Dying Light: The Beast
This title has a catalog profile, so you are not assembling settings from a forum thread. SmoothWizard keeps changes outside game memory. FPS on the page is a 1080p estimate, not a measurement on your PC.
Estimated FPS and input lag
1080p, mid-range PC
65 FPS
~15.4 ms
Typical reports, no app
110 FPS
~9.1 ms
Estimated after optimization
FPS
Input lag (frame time)
Community / benchmark range for an RTX 3060-class PC at 1080p. Input lag here is frame time only: 1000 FPS = 1 ms, no monitor, USB or game delay. Estimate, not a measurement on your hardware.
Download SmoothWizard and run the Dying Light: The Beast catalog profile. Free to start, PRO has a 7-day trial in the app.
FAQ
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What does SmoothWizard change in Dying Light: The Beast?
PRO catalog profile: config where one exists, window priority, quieter background. Fullscreen process pause is PRO too. Power plan (Optimize Basic) is Free. FPS and ms on the page are a mid-range sample, not a measurement on your PC.
Does the app inject into Dying Light: The Beast?
No. It does not read game memory or draw an overlay in the title. Anti-cheat stays the game vendor problem.
Is this Free or PRO?
Game config and window priority are PRO. Fullscreen process pause is PRO too. Power plan (Optimize Basic) is Free. PRO has a 7-day trial in the app.
