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amdgpu-clocks alternatives
amdgpu-clocks gives Linux users fine-grained control over AMD GPU power states through the amdgpu kernel driver. It can set GPU and memory clocks, voltages, power caps, performance levels, and power profiles, with separate custom state files for multiple cards. A systemd service can apply settings at startup, and a resume script can restore them after suspend. For RDNA 3 and newer, it can also manage Zero RPM settings exposed by the driver.
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GALAX Xtreme Tuner Plus
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsGALAX card owners who want mobile monitoring and remote controls — GALAX Xtreme Tuner Plus adds mobile monitoring, 1-Click OC, and remote fan and RGB controls, but targets GALAX graphics cards.
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ASUS GPU Tweak III
Free plan WindowsWindows users tuning NVIDIA or AMD desktop graphics cards — ASUS GPU Tweak III adds Windows tuning, application profiles, fan controls, monitoring, and OSD features for NVIDIA and AMD cards.
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CoreCtrl
Free plan Open source LinuxLinux users who want AMD GPU controls linked to applications — CoreCtrl adds automatic per-application profiles and AMD GPU fan, frequency, and power controls, while amdgpu-clocks focuses on custom state files.
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Gainward ExperTool
Free plan WindowsWindows users with compatible Gainward or Nvidia hardware — Gainward ExperTool is a Windows tuning utility with overclocking, while Expertool II adds fan curves and BIOS saving.
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Inno3D TuneIT
Free plan WindowsWindows users with listed INNO3D GeForce models — Inno3D TuneIT is a Windows OC and RGB utility for specified INNO3D GeForce series rather than an AMD Linux power-state script.
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Intel VTune Profiler
Free plan LinuxSelf-hostedWindowsDevelopers analyzing application and system performance bottlenecks — Intel VTune Profiler analyzes CPU, GPU, and NPU performance and code hotspots instead of setting AMD GPU power states.
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LACT
Free plan APILinuxSelf-hostedLinux users wanting multi-vendor GPU tuning and monitoring — LACT supports AMD, Nvidia, and Intel GPUs, with historical charts, custom fan curves, process-based profiles, and a headless service.
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EVGA Precision X1
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Arc Power
Free plan Windows - 10
Colorful iGame Center
Free plan Windows - 11
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Green Curve
Free plan LinuxWindows - 13
MoreClockTool
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nvcontrol
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TuxClocker
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nvuv
Free plan Linux - 17
PenguinBurner
Free plan Linux - 18
MorePowerTool
Free plan Windows
Its narrow focus matters when choosing a replacement: it runs on Linux, requires a compatible AMD GPU and Radeon OverDrive enabled in the kernel, and Vega GPUs in AMD APUs lack the required API. Zero RPM settings require Linux 6.13 or newer. Alternatives may suit Windows users, owners of other GPU brands, or anyone who wants application-linked profiles, remote controls, monitoring, or performance analysis. Compare operating-system and GPU compatibility first; then decide whether you need direct power-state controls or a broader tuning or analysis tool.
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