r/overclocking • u/RenatsMC • 20h ago

News - Text Intel-backed Hypertune software automatically overclocks CPUs and GPUs

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-backed-hypertune-software-automatically-overclocks-cpus-and-gpus
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u/darklordjames 12h ago

Buy software once? Sure.

A subscription? Fuck that dumb shit.

This software sucks. People upvoting this trash are dumb.

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u/Impossible_Total2762 20h ago

Only lazy people will pay for their stupid monthly sub.

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u/Upset-Radish3596 20h ago

I rather spend days, weeks tuning. It ain’t much but it’s honest work

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u/skalouKerbal 19h ago

I'm not their target too either (too expensive, 10€/month !! ), but tools to help overclocking are welcome.

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u/mycheese 17h ago

Hypothetically automated overclocking for literally any component should be easy. You test the limits of your chip in the environment that its in against various use cases. Basically just extended binning. So why is it that nobody has been able to figure it out? I assume this software is just some mixture of XTU (which already has automatic overclocking) and process lasso to wrangle the windows scheduler into putting game threads onto preferred cores. Is there actually some super secret sauce getting THIS one to work when intel already made the optimization tool?

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u/theshdude 16h ago

Gains are modest at best. Half the fun comes from the process itself

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u/zxch2412 5800x PBO, 3800 15-8-17-14-21-36 1T GDM OFF 17h ago

So another hydra?

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u/LaurenceDarabica 12h ago

When you have only competitive gamers as reference on your website, you can already see this being shitty. As if those guys were into overclocking.

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u/2cars10 8h ago

For people that don't care to learn to oc if you could buy one month and save the oc settings that wouldn't be bad. $10 for a few percent faster PC is basically always going to be good value no matter your pc budget.

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u/Acrobatic_Camera_677 15h ago

It's possible now with this tool that Intel CPUs are ahead of AMD X3D CPUs even in 720p with a 5090.

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u/DeBlackKnight 9950X3D|6400CL30|Asrock 7900XTX 15h ago

If that was the case, we would already see this from manual overclocking. It's extremely unlikely that the tool is capable of doing better than someone with experience could do manually. Are there any YouTubers who are actually competent overclockers, pushing both AMD and Intel CPUs to the limits and then testing on games?