WTFast

Most people that love browsing the Internet in complete privacy have probably heard of (and use) a VPN service. The problem is that all users can probably agree that most VPNs have the same issues, such as decreased connection speed. Because of this, the only difference between a good and a bad VPN ends up being the percentage by which you navigation speed is reduced. Of course, in the gaming world having a low connection speed, thus lag, can be a big problem, so a software solution such as WTFast can definitely come in handy.

WTFast identifies itself as a "GPN" (Gamer's Private Network" rather than a VPN, which is different than any other network solutions because it is focused solely on optimizing game connection data without masking your IP or settings in any way. Because of this technology, common issues you come across in online games (such as lag) become a thing of the past thanks to the reduced latency, lower ping, and far fewer lost packets. If you're curious on how the program might affect your connection, you can use the real-time analytics so you can see exactly how your data is changed.

You don't have to worry about complicated controls when using WTFast, since all you need to do is launch your game, launch WTFast, and then select the game you're currently playing from the optimizer's library.  WTFast uses machine learning that automatically selects the best traffic path for your games. This means that if you play a game that has connections to their own servers and connections to Steam servers, WTFast will dynamically choose the best of the two.

While most game optimizers change your system settings to make the game run more smoothly performance-wise, WTFast deals with the Internet connection, so you won't end up having a smooth-running, but laggy, gaming experience.