Changelog
Track every update, fix, and improvement to RIP Tweaks.
Version 6.1
October 8, 2026A Bufferbloat Test, smarter value pickers and a cleaner layout on every page.
New
- 8 new tweaks: Upload Limiter (caps your upload just under your line speed; the Bufferbloat Test recommends the value), Game Network Priority, Network Card Buffers, Windowed Game Optimizations, Dedicated GPU for Games, Prefer Performance Cores (Intel 12th gen+), No Forced Update Restarts and Instant Startup Apps.
- Bufferbloat Test on the Network page: grades your connection from A+ to F, shows how much your ping rises while downloading and while uploading, and tells you whether Ultra-Low Bufferbloat will help.
- Edit windows (Custom DNS, Win32 Priority, network throttling, TCP auto-tuning, PCIe power saving, iGPU memory) open on the value your PC really uses, marked "Current", next to the "Recommended" one.
- A value you set from an Edit window shows "Active" on its card.
- Win32 Priority has a "Windows default" option to undo it.
- After a clean NVIDIA driver install, the app restarts itself and returns to the page you were on.
Changed
- RIP Power Plan: while it is active, the screen, sleep, hibernation and disks never switch off, and the minimum CPU state is the Windows default 5%.
- "Minimum Processor State" is no longer offered on the Power page.
- Maximized, the whole app scales up instead of leaving empty space, and it looks the same on every screen size and Windows scale.
- Page titles and the Tweaks / Presets switch stay in the same place on every page.
- Network sections go from the most tweaks to the fewest.
- Bigger Cleanup and Windows 10 / 11 cards; pages with a few cards keep them centred.
- Free plan: tweaks set from an Edit or Run button count toward your 10 tweaks, like switches.
Fixes
- The payment reminder screen covers the whole window.
- Dragging a maximized window by its title bar restores it under the cursor.
- A broken character in the Debloat page text.