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AOC G-Menu alternatives
AOC G-Menu brings supported AOC monitors and peripherals into one Windows utility. It offers monitor profiles and DDC/CI control alongside keyboard macros, mouse sensitivity settings, and RGB effects. Light FX Sync coordinates lighting across compatible devices, while saved game profiles can launch an associated executable when selected. The free software also provides a place to share profiles and gaming shortcuts with other users.
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be quiet! IO Center
by be quiet! IO CenterFree plan LinuxMacWeb+1Cross-platform peripheral controls and per-app profiles — be quiet! IO Center adds cross-platform support, per-app profiles, onboard memory, and polling-rate control, but its controls do not include AOC G-Menu's monitor settings or lighting sync.
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Keychron Launcher
Free plan LinuxMacWeb+1Keychron keyboard and mouse remapping — Keychron Launcher is a cross-platform web application for Keychron devices, with key and knob remapping that AOC G-Menu does not describe.
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ROCCAT Swarm II
by ROCCAT Swarm IIFree plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsROCCAT device macros and five profile slots — ROCCAT Swarm II offers five profile slots and Android and iOS platforms, while AOC G-Menu focuses on supported AOC devices and Windows.
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Akko Cloud Driver
by Akko Cloud DriverFree plan MacWebWindowsAkko device RGB, macros, and firmware upgrades — Akko Cloud Driver supports online firmware upgrades for listed compatible models, alongside custom RGB and macro programming, unlike AOC G-Menu's AOC-specific device scope.
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Fnatic OP Software
by Fnatic OP SoftwareFree plan MacWindowsFnatic devices with onboard memory — Fnatic OP Software includes onboard device memory and supports macOS and Windows, but does not offer per-app profiles.
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MonsGeek Driver
by MonsGeek DriverFree plan LinuxMacWeb+1MonsGeek keyboard lighting and key mapping — MonsGeek Driver adds key mapping and browser-based configuration for select MonsGeek keyboards, but its web driver excludes Safari and Firefox.
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MOZA Pit House
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsMOZA racing gear setup and force-feedback tuning — MOZA Pit House configures racing gear with force-feedback adjustments, pedal tuning, and real-time device monitoring rather than AOC monitor and peripheral settings.
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ASUS DisplayWidget Center
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BetterDisplay
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DDC-CI Control Bridge
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ddcutil
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ClickMonitorDDC
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DDCcontrol
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ddcctl
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Monitor Switch
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LG OnScreen Control
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ExtLume
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Lunar
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m1ddc
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Monitor Brightness Control
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MonitorControl
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Monitorian
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PowerToys Command Palette
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Twinkle Tray
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winddcutil
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ControlMyMonitor
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DisplayBuddy
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MonitorControl Pro
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ddcci
Paid Linux
Its scope is tied to supported AOC devices, and it requires Windows 7 or later, 500 MB of free disk space, and an internet connection for updates. If your setup centers on another brand, or you want to configure gear through a web app or across other platforms, an alternative may fit better. Compare device compatibility first, then consider whether you need monitor control, per-app profiles, key remapping, onboard memory, or racing-gear tuning. The options below are free, but their supported devices and platform details differ.
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