sunislazi/rbxfpsunlocker-boost-more-240fps

This repository presents itself as a download page for a Roblox FPS unlocker, a small tool that removes the 60 frames per second cap that the Roblox game client uses by default. With the cap removed, the game can run at the monitor's full refresh rate, which the README mentions for 144 Hz, 240 Hz, and 360 Hz screens. The original FPS unlocker for Roblox is a real open source project, but this repository does not appear to be that original project. The README is laid out like a product landing page. It has a small logo, a row of badges for stars, forks, downloads, and license, and a short overview paragraph that calls the tool lightweight. A notice in the overview says this is a third-party tool, that the user runs it at their own risk, and that Roblox may update their game client in a way that temporarily breaks compatibility. The key features list says the tool removes the frame rate cap, supports high refresh rate monitors, uses very little system resources, attaches itself automatically when Roblox launches, allows a custom frame rate limit, and ships as a portable build with no installation step. Installation, as written, is a small set of manual steps for Windows 10 and Windows 11. The user downloads a file called rbxfpsunlocker.zip from the releases section, extracts it, runs RBXFPSUnlocker.exe as administrator, then starts Roblox normally. The small troubleshooting table tells the user to try running as administrator if the tool does nothing, to switch Roblox into windowed or borderless mode if the cap is still in place, to disable the unlocker if Roblox crashes, and to download a newer version if a Roblox update has broken things. There is also a row that asks the user to add the folder to antivirus exclusions if a warning appears. Readers should treat this listing with care. The repository is distributing a prebuilt Windows executable as a zip rather than source code, the description and topic tags read like a list of search keywords including terms such as aimlock and Byfron anti-cheat compatibility, and a troubleshooting row asks users to disable antivirus warnings. None of those are usual signals for an official open source release, and the tool can affect a Roblox account.