Are you tired of your Graphic card is it limited under linux? You dream that you can to overclock your GPU like a pro to improve performance in your favorite games? Allow me to introduce you to your new best friend: CoreCtrl !
This software open source will allow you to finally tap into your full potential AMD graphics processors without thinking. No more need to be a command line master to adjust frequencies, voltages and more. With CoreCtrl, everything is done in just a few clicks on a super easy-to-use interface.
The tool includes a packed with features for advanced users. For example, you can create personalized overclocking profiles, monitor temperatures and performance in real-time, fine-tune fan speeds, and even reduce the voltage of your GPU to reduce its consumption.
And the best part is that CoreCtrl is compatible with a bunch of AMD graphics cards, from older generations to the latest models. In short, whether you have an old Radeon HD or a brand new RX 6900 XT, you’ll be able to get the most out of it.
Some idiots will tell me: ” Yeah, uh, but overclocking your GPU, uh, that melts the card and voids the warrantyyuuuu“.
Well yes, apparently if you keep pushing the sliders into the red, your GPU runs the risk of dying. But if used wisely, overclocking can really give a noticeable boost, especially for GPU processing and gaming (under Linux, lol), without necessarily reducing the lifespan of your rig.
Moreover, CoreCtrl integrates protective fences well designed to avoid this kind of disappointment. Therefore, you can define safety thresholds for temperatures and voltages, so you don’t burn everything. And if you ever feel like you’ve gone too far with your optimization, don’t panic: just reload the default profile and your card will soon be back to its original state.
If you’re interested in testing it, sure. GitLab project repository or install with this command:
sudo apt install corectrlOn the other hand, I won’t be responsible if you screw up, eh.
Happy overclocking friends! 😄