Intel-Backed "Hypertune" PC Overlocking Tool Reportedly Boosts FPS by Up to 60%

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“The tool itself includes automated overclocking for your CPU and GPU and optimizes RAM settings for improved latency, frequency, and overall performance. Once downloaded, the tool analyzes hardware configuration, drivers, Windows settings, and other elements. The company refers to this as a Smart Optimization Engine, which first monitors and observes your system's configuration to deliver an optimization preset. After applying this preset, users should notice immediate differences. For example, Hypertune demonstrated two systems: one featuring an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, and the other with a Core i7-14700K and an RTX 3080 GPU. The first system showed performance gains ranging from 18.9% to 28.2%, while the second saw a boost in frames per second ranging from 4.3% to 9.8%.

The company offers the Hypertune software as a monthly subscription for $9.99 or about $59.99 for a yearly subscription. Interestingly, the software will also include optimal game presets for your hardware to ensure the best performance, and these settings are easy to apply on the user's behalf. The tool is compatible with AMD and Intel CPU platforms, as well as AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA GPU SKUs.“

Source: https://www.techpowerup.com/352525/...ocking-tool-reportedly-boosts-fps-by-up-to-60
 
lol ...subscription.

glad i know how to tap delete and enter bios. tik-tok brain normies think they have it bad now. i don't even want to know how it ends up playing out in another 10-20 years if people don't stop giving in to all this subscription garbage. it's like the world gets a little sh|tier every day.

heck how long until you have to pay a subscription to enter bios? i mean there are cars you have to pay a subscription to use the heated seats and sunroof.. bmw i think?
 
lol ...subscription.

glad i know how to tap delete and enter bios. tik-tok brain normies think they have it bad now. i don't even want to know how it ends up playing out in another 10-20 years if people don't stop giving in to all this subscription garbage. it's like the world gets a little sh|tier every day.

heck how long until you have to pay a subscription to enter bios? i mean there are cars you have to pay a subscription to use the heated seats and sunroof.. bmw i think?
Not to mention most all overclocking tools don't optimize for efficiency. If I can get 5.8GHz using 1.35V's, but the OC gets 5.8GHz, but at 1.52V's, then watch out for the components dying sooner.
 
Why would you need a continuous subscription to an OC optimization tool? It's something you do once then keep the settings until you change HW. Or maybe the tool never tells you the optimal settings basically keeping it for ransom?
 
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