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SmoothWizard review

Freemium#16 of 25 in Game FPS Counters

A Windows-focused optimizer that combines FPS tracking, hardware metrics, and tuning tools.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SmoothWizard is a Windows desktop toolkit for gamers who want system preparation and performance measurement in one application. It combines one-click optimization, power-plan switching, temporary-file and shader-cache cleanup, live CPU, GPU, RAM, temperature and clock monitoring, game profiles, process controls, and FPS measurement. The product also includes iOS and Android companions for local-network control, making it a fit for solo and small-team users who want a PC-focused tool with mobile access.

Pricing follows a freemium model. The Free plan starts at $0 and includes one-click optimization, cockpit cleanup tools, a live hardware monitor, phone control on the local network, and FPS-oriented tracking features. A 7-day free trial is available. PRO costs $8.04 per month and adds optimizations while playing, CPU-core control, RAM cleaning, a 70+ game optimizer with backups, FPS overlay and crosshairs, plus game and application uninstallers. The platform mix is Windows for the main toolkit, with iOS and Android companion apps; email and community support are available.

Its standout strength is the combination of in-game measurement and system controls. The overlay can show FPS, 1% low, average performance, CPU, RAM, GPU, clocks, and temperatures, while session history and performance-data logging help compare runs. Profiles can retain launch options and priorities, and background-process management extends the tuning beyond a single game. Choose SmoothWizard if you want optimization, telemetry, and profile-based control together. Consider another option if you need a platform-neutral gaming utility, remote control beyond a local network, or a tool without a recurring PRO subscription.

SmoothWizard pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free tier combines optimization, monitoring, FPS data, and logging.
    • PRO adds 70+ game profiles, backups, and in-game performance controls.
    • Local-network mobile control complements the Windows desktop toolkit.
  • Where it doesn't
    • PRO costs $8.04 per month for its expanded optimization features.
    • The primary gaming toolkit is centered on Windows desktops.
    • Phone control depends on the same local network.

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