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 # Rust Facepunch performance config
-### Steam Launch Options
-```-gc.buffer 1024 -cpu_priority high -client.headlerp_inertia false -headlerp 100 ```
 
 ### In-Game Config
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 Rust lacks thread/multiprocess optimization, to prevent it from colliding with the CPU-Core-# that manages your OS (normally 0) it is advisable to disable the use of the application specifically to the main core, thus using the CPU-Core-1 that does not handle the main processors.
 ![processlasso-cfg](https://git.drmackiver.es/Makaren0/games-configs/raw/branch/rust-fp/REDME/img/pl-1.png?raw=true)
 
-La optimización es prácticamente instantánea.
 
-#### High priority
+#### Ways to enable High priority
 Add ```-cpu_priority high``` in Launch Arguments on Steam
 
 **or**
 
 Inside Registry Editor and ```\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\RustClient.exe\PerfOptions``` instance ```CpuPriorityClass``` with value ```3``` to set "high priority mode" 
 
+#### MSI Afterburner
+> [Improve MSI Afterburner Settings (Link)](https://git.drmackiver.es/Makaren0/games-configs/branch/msi-afterburner)
+
+It won't be very effective (depending on your hardware) since Rust is CPU demanding, and its graphics headroom is easily manageable by many modern cards. But you can even get a few more frames on high end gpus.
+
+
 ### Custom User CFG
+#### Steam Launch Options
+```-gc.buffer 1024 -cpu_priority high -client.headlerp_inertia false -headlerp 100 ```
+
 #### Binds
 ``` input.autocrouch true ```<br>
 ``` bind y forward;sprint ```<br>