COPG Zygisk Module: Unlock 120 FPS & Max Game Graphics

COPG is an advanced Zygisk module that spoofs your Android device's hardware profile to force restricted high-FPS modes and premium graphics in mobile games. It bypasses developer restrictions by feeding apps fake flagship CPU and GPU identifiers on a per-app basis.

In my daily usage, I rely on this to hit 120 FPS in PUBG and CODM without messing with third-party config files. Under the hood, it intercepts hardware requests right as the game launches, feeds it top-tier silicon data, and then completely unloads from memory to avoid tripping anti-cheat. The best part is the local WebUI, letting you assign fake devices to different apps on the fly without ever needing to restart your phone.

Core Features

• Per-app device profiles for assigning specific flagship fingerprints and serials to individual games.
• Hardware-level spoofing forces locked graphics tiers and 144 FPS modes to actually show up in your settings.
• Automatic comfort tweaks to block incoming notifications, lock screen brightness, and keep the display on while gaming.
• Zero reboot management via a clean local WebUI.

Maximize Your Gaming

Support & Requirements

• Android Version: Android 9.0 and up
• Root Type: Magisk v24+, KernelSU v0.6.6+, or APatch v0.10+
• Zygisk Implementation: Standard built-in Magisk Zygisk is explicitly not supported. You must use a third-party implementation like Zygisk Next, ReZygisk, or NeoZygisk.

How to Install

1. Flash the COPG .zip file directly through Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch.
2. Reboot your device to apply the Zygisk hooks.
3. Open the COPG WebUI to select your games and apply your preferred flagship spoof.