Hardware, BIOS & Overclocking Disclaimer

01Every device has a cap — and every device is different

There is no universal result. Two identical-spec PCs can respond differently to the same profile because silicon quality, cooling, power delivery and firmware versions vary unit to unit. Our guided values are chosen to sit safely inside your hardware's limits — not at them.

• Controllers have a maximum polling rate set by their hardware — no tweak can push a controller past what its chipset physically supports.
• Keyboards have a maximum polling rate too. If your board caps at 1000Hz, an 8000Hz setting simply isn't possible on that device.
• CPUs and GPUs each have their own silicon ceiling (the "silicon lottery"). Overclocking headroom differs per chip, even within the same model.
• We don't promise a specific gain — your numbers depend on your hardware, and that's expected.

02What our BIOS optimization actually does

BIOS Optimization reads your motherboard and RAM and gives vendor-specific steps for a short list of documented firmware settings: XMP/EXPO memory profiles, Resizable BAR with Above 4G decoding, CSM, firmware Fast Boot and C-states. It also flags RAM running below its rated speed or in single channel. You make each change yourself in your BIOS; the app cannot change BIOS settings for you.

We never flash, patch or modify BIOS firmware itself. We only guide you through settings your motherboard manufacturer exposes on purpose.

03Follow the guide — exactly

The BIOS steps cover documented settings only and never ask you to raise voltages, tighten timings or raise clocks. CPU Optimization's Intel and AMD guidance points to vendor tools such as Precision Boost Overdrive, Curve Optimizer and Intel XTU; any clock, voltage or curve change you make with those tools, or anything beyond what the steps describe, is entirely at your own risk. Bravo Tweaks is not liable for damage, instability or data loss caused by deviating from the guided steps.

04Rolling changes back

The Bravo apps keep a change history so supported Windows tweaks can be rolled back from inside the app. Uninstalling an app does not undo its changes on its own, so roll back first if you plan to uninstall.

BIOS settings are changed by you in your board's setup screen, so note the previous value before you change it. Every motherboard also ships with a built-in "Load Optimized Defaults" escape hatch.

05Warranty and responsibility

Some hardware vendors treat overclocking as outside warranty coverage. It is your responsibility to understand your device's warranty terms before applying overclocking changes, and to use the revert function before making any warranty claim.

06If something goes wrong

Roll back the change in the app, or load your motherboard's defaults if a BIOS setting is involved. If you're stuck, contact us on Discord or by email — we'd rather walk you back to stable than have you guess.

• The change history inside the Bravo app rolls back supported Windows tweaks.
• "Load Optimized Defaults" in your BIOS undoes firmware settings.
• support@bravotweaks.com or the Discord for anything else.

07Read this before buying

All sales are final on Bravo's digital products, so make sure you understand and accept the above before purchasing a BIOS or overclocking pack. If anything is unclear, ask in the Discord first — we answer before you spend.