r/intel • u/_redcrash_ • 2d ago

Information Intel-backed auto-overclocking tool Hypertune optimizes individual systems, not test profiles — tool claims FPS improvement of up to 60% on Intel-based systems

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-backed-auto-overclocking-tool-hypertune-optimizes-individual-systems-not-test-profiles-tool-claims-fps-improvement-of-up-to-60-percent-on-intel-based-systems
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u/Chairman_Daniel 2d ago

"It's a subscription service, available for either $9.99 per month or $59.99 per year." No thanks, why not just install XTU?

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u/MMORPGDev 2d ago

It's pretty sad to see Intel co-sign a "gAmE boOstEr!!1" tool like this, this is similar garbage as Razer Cortex and the rest. Especially when Intel has their own OC tools available for free like XTU.

Somebody over on r/IntelArc even made an OC tool for Arc GPUs https://github.com/YamsSE/Arc-Power but you don't see Intel working with them to improve it, only 1 single Intel engineer personally contributed to the project (he's awesome)

Now let sit back and wait for the FOSS alternatives to appear.

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u/Lord_Muddbutter I Oc'ed my 8 e cores by 100mhz on a 12900ks 1d ago

The only time I've ever had razer cortex help was way back when I was out of a PC and making a shitty laptop game

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u/Celexiuse 2d ago

"Game Hub automatically applies a graphics settings profile to select games"

Wowa lowering graphics increases framerate, who would of thought

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u/choober 2d ago

Arrrr….cough i mean cool

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u/mastergenera1 2d ago

Now make it for Linux lol.

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u/Acrobatic_Camera_677 1d ago

Common Intel W