Open Source Linux Overclocking Software
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View 1428 business solutionsBrowse free open source Overclocking software and projects for Linux below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Overclocking software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Asus Fan Control
Control ASUS fan speeds — optimize cooling, reduce noise
Asus Fan Control is a utility for managing fan speeds on ASUS motherboards and laptops. It lets users adjust cooling performance based on temperature sensor data (CPU, GPU, system), balancing noise and thermal protection. The tool offers preset profiles — Silent (minimal noise), Balanced (optimal mix), and Turbo (maximum cooling) — plus manual mode for custom fan curves (RPM vs. temperature). Key benefits: prevent overheating during heavy loads (gaming, rendering), reduce fan noise in idle/light use, extend hardware lifespan via smart thermal management. The interface shows real‑time temps and RPMs, with alerts for critical thresholds. Compatible with ASUS Z/B/H‑series motherboards and ROG/TUF/ZenBook laptops. Works standalone or integrates with ASUS AI Suite/Armoury Crate. No driver conflicts — designed specifically for ASUS hardware. Ideal for gamers, creators, and users who want quieter or more aggressive cooling. -
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Linux FSB overclocking tool
Linux FSB overclocking tool
Linux utility to change the base clock (FSB/Front Side Bus) frequency on the fly. -
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NvClock is a utility with which you can tweak your nvidia card. You can adjust the speeds of your card. Soon you will also be able to do other things then just overclocking. You will be able to tweak OpenGL settings and your xfree86 config file.
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c2ctl is an Intel Core and Core 2 frequency and voltage modification utility. Its main purpose is overclocking and / or "undervolting" and to enable SpeedStep.
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k10ctl is an AMD Family 10h (aka K10) P-State, frequency and voltage modification utility . Its main purpose is overclocking and / or "undervolting" the CPU and to configure Cool'n'Quiet settings.
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AOT4L is a Qt4 based monitor and overclocking tool for ATI (TM) based video cards under Linux OS which loads into system tray and stay runing all the time. It has support to read and change fan speed, memory and core clocks, thermal sensor values.
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nhale
Nvidia BIOS editor
Nvidia GPU Rom editor that when paired with a nvidia rom flashing utility, such as nvflash, allows you to modify the bios contents to allow OS-independent overclocking, underclocking, unlocking restricted features, etc.
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