Highly recommended for advanced users with hardware robust enough to handle the memory overhead.
: Removes data redundancy across the entire file. LOLZ / LZMA2 : Performs the final heavy compression. xtool by razor12911 compression settings best ratio
Some sources say 256MB or even 1GB can help for large, repetitive data. Highly recommended for advanced users with hardware robust
Larger chunks generally improve ratio but increase RAM requirements during decompression. (Threads) -t1 or -t2 Some sources say 256MB or even 1GB can
(Time is not a concern – I just want the best ratio.)
XTool is not just a compressor; it is a pre-compression utility designed specifically to handle the complex file structures found in modern gaming and software assets.
The "Best Ratio" settings effectively reclaimed nearly 20% more space than the industry standard. The secret lies in XTool’s ability to decompress proprietary archive formats on the fly before recompressing them with high-strength algorithms. It doesn't just pack the files; it restructures the internal data for maximum density.
