EchoX

If you have been playing online for quite some time now, then you have probably heard other players blaming their poor performance on lag at least a dozen times. While most of us don’t really believe the “it was lag” players, having high latency and ping does have a high impact on how you perform certain actions in game.

EchoX is a batch script aimed at mostly online gamers who are looking for a quick and easy way to enhance the performance of their system and network.

Since the tool is a batch script, you can access it via PowerShell. As you would expect, navigating the tool entails typing the number of letter corresponding to a given feature you want to change. Despite the fact that it may look and behave like a console app, it is quite intuitive and unlikely to give you troubles, regardless of your experience with command-like apps.

The tool enables you to toggle certain options on and off, actions that have the role of increasing performance, FPS and connection, while reducing latency and ping at the same time. For instance, if you access the More options, you can do various performance tweaks for your system including disabling core parking, CPU-C states or Power-throttling. The script provides a way to undo the changes, so you can easily just revert back in case certain settings do not work for your current configuration.

EchoX seems to be a tool that would work great with users mainly playing online with friends from other regions of the world. If you want to improve the overall performance of your system and reduce latency and ping during the gaming session, then perhaps you can consider giving it a try.