TuxClocker 1.3 Released With New AMD GPU Tuning Capabilities

Written by Michael Larabel in Radeon on 13 November 2023 at 06:20 AM EST. 3 Comments
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After some time spent in testing, TuxClocker 1.3 with its new AMD GPU features was released as stable overnight.

TuxClocker is an independently-developed open-source project providing a Qt-based interface for various overclocking/tuning controls for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, Intel and AMD CPUs, etc. It's a nice option with the lack of official Linux overclocking software from the different hardware vendors.

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With TuxClocker 1.3 it's primarily about exposing new AMD GPU controls. TuxClocker 1.3 adds new AMD GPU features for memory and core performance state editing, voltage/frequency curve editing, core min/max clock adjustments, voltage offset adjustments, fan controls and monitoring, power limit setting, power usage reading, voltage reading, and more.

TuxClocker 1.3 also has a number of fixes, various NVIDIA feature fixes, and updated translations. Downloads and more details on TuxClocker 1.3 via GitHub.
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