A simple device replacement to unlock FPS (90 hz), universal for all Android versions.

UltraOptLite — Native Optimization Module for Magisk

Lite version - More stable and secure for new and old Android versions (9-16)

Guys, just a little bit more and I will have 100 subscribers, even I myself can’t believe that I will have such a result 👀

I'm starting to develop a new module😙

Bypass Charger MediaTek — Module Description

Bypass Charger MediaTek is a Magisk module for MediaTek-based Android devices that enables intelligent bypass charging with automatic control during gaming and heavy performance usage.

This module allows your device to be powered directly from the charger without charging the battery while you play games, run emulators, benchmark, or perform long high-load tasks.

It supports Android 9 through 16 and works by using a native MediaTek kernel interface that controls charging behavior at the hardware level.

What is Bypass Charging?

MediaTek kernels expose a special control interface that allows the device to operate without charging the battery while connected to power.

In bypass mode:
- The charger powers the device directly
- The battery is not charged
- Heat is reduced significantly
- Battery wear and charge cycles are minimized

This is especially useful when gaming or running demanding applications while plugged in, where traditional charging would cause unnecessary stress and temperature increase.

How This Module Works

The module is built from three coordinated components:

1) Service (boot initializer)
Prepares configuration, database, and state files inside the module directory on every boot.

2) Interactive Menu and CLI
Allows you to manually control bypass charging, configure the daemon behavior, and manage the application database.

3) Intelligent C++ Daemon
Runs in the background, monitors the current foreground application, and automatically enables or disables bypass charging based on your configuration and app database.

Automatic Game Mode

When automatic mode is enabled:
- Bypass is enabled when an application from the database is active
- Bypass is disabled when leaving the application

This ensures the battery is protected only when needed, without any manual interaction.

Configuration and Database

All files are stored strictly inside the module directory:
/data/adb/modules/<module_id>/

You can adjust behavior through:
- bps_config.conf — daemon settings
- bps_apps.db — list of target applications

The daemon reads these files on the fly, so no restart is required after changes.

Why This Matters

Charging while gaming is one of the fastest ways to degrade battery health due to heat and constant charge cycles. Bypass charging removes the battery from the equation during high load, extending battery lifespan and reducing thermal stress.

Requirements
- MediaTek device with /proc/mtk_battery_cmd/current_cmd support
- Magisk root
- Android 9–16

🇺🇸 Guys, I know it might not look very pretty, but if anyone likes my module, please buy me a hot coffee — I’ll be grateful for every penny! 🥺

🇷🇺 Ребята, я понимаю, что это может быть это не очень красиво, но если кому-то понравится мой модуль, пожалуйста, закиньте мне на горячий кофе, буду благодарен за любую копейку 🥺

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Automatic game resolution - Reduces screen resolution during games without reducing image quality.
Reduces GPU load, resulting in increased FPS.
Note: Performance will vary on different devices.

Download - TAP

For those who don't have it installed

Guys, I updated my 'UltraOpt' module. There are a lot of hardcore optimizations in there, and honestly, I'm not sure if it will work without causing any issues. So, if you want, I can upload it for you to try out, but there are always risks—make backups!!!

Guys, please tell me if you are okay after installing this module?

Guys, I know I don't have any modules, because I don't know what else I can make.

Finally, this module was released after two or three weeks....

Guys, I might remake this module for AxManager

Who knows how to create a "WebUi"?

In terms of functionality, it is no different from this module, except that the daemon is written in shell language instead of C++, in the future I will try to make it better.

Updating the module allows using a daemon written in C++, compiled with maximum optimization; the daemon successfully changes the screen resolution based on the editable configuration via a menu. To use the menu, follow these instructions.

For AxManager & Termux (non-root):

sh /data/local/tmp/arg/arg

For Magisk, APatch, KSU (root):

su -c arg

Work for 32bit and 64bit