Regarding Lucid logix Virtu MVP Software performance on my PC!

Your mobo comes with virtu mvp already (it's acutally the pro version with all features). You can download the updated versions if you want. You don't have to buy them either, you have a license to use it. Also virtu does not increase actual fps. It is for improving response times.

I might as well explain both. That doesn't say an increase in fps. The performance they refer to is responsiveness. V-vsync works in the same way vsync works by syncing the monitor to the gpu but instead of telling the gpu to not render extra frames like regular vsync, v-vsync just doesn't show them. There is no increase in fps, it is the "same" as if vsync were off but with the benefits of no tearing and better responsiveness vs regular vysnc. If you were to never go above your monitor's refresh rate, or have no tearing, then any type of vsync is useless and increases input lag. If responsiveness isn't a concern if you don't play fast paced games, then I'll take normal/adaptive vsync for the decrease in power/heat (because the gpu is being told not to render the extra frames; less work).

Now for hyperformance. This only works above your monitor's refresh rate which means no increase in actual fps. What the tests' fps shows is an increase of "virtual" fps which can be any useless number you want, you are still getting the same fps shown on screen. However, with a higher virtual fps you get better responsiveness. The virtual fps "increase" is a result of the gpu not actually rendering some frames but fps counters still count them because the frame call was still made (so in essence is cheating the frame count). However, test shows it stutters so is not favorable.

Every review is going to show average fps so is misleading; one reason Tom's has been including frame render times with fps counts on all benchmarks. Also if you were to take a look at reviews, you will actually see a decrease in fps when below the monitors's refresh rate for both features. This is because there is an increase in latency from sending info to igpu and then back to the gpu. This lessens the effectiveness of both features. It would be nice if the discrete gpu could do v-vsync, then it would be more worthwhile.