Windows, apps and Play on one side; hardware, kernel and firmware on the other. Every switch saves your original before it changes anything.
Premium covers Windows, privacy, apps and Play. Elite adds hardware, kernel and BIOS. History and Restore stay free.
Reads the motherboard's UEFI NVRAM and maps the settings your board exposes. The full variable is saved before any change.
Installs the latest Game Ready or Studio driver from NVIDIA without telemetry or the extras you switch off.
P-core and E-core scheduling, idle and boost, memory, NTFS, NVMe and USB host controller latency.
The Windows, privacy, appearance and service controls, one-click suites for the apps you run while you play, and the tools you would otherwise download by hand.
Power and network tweaks on Premium; the MOLDS Performance plan, timers and kernel controls on Elite.
Pick a game and start a boost session. The boosts apply while it runs and are put back when it closes. Your whole setup can be saved as one .moldsprofile file.
Pick a game and start a session. The boosts run only while the game runs; MOLDS writes each one to a recovery journal first and restores it when the game closes, or at the next start if Windows stopped before that.
10 App Optimization Suites apply an app's documented settings in one click (47 settings in all); each setting keeps its own History entry. The bar at the top shows how many are applied.
Hardware > NVIDIA opens on the MOLDS Driver Studio. Below it are 32 latency, power and service controls for the detected GPU.
Hardware > BIOS reads the UEFI NVRAM variables live and maps the settings your board exposes: 42 definitions in the catalogue, 28 on the ASUS GU605CX test board.
The detected processor, memory and system drive sit in compact pills at the top of each Hardware page; the controls below are grouped by purpose.
The Account page shows the plan, the PCs the licence is bound to and every tweak you have on, ready to export.
Tour the current interface and follow the latest development notes.
