Alternatives to Arc Power

CoreCtrl suits Linux users who want application-linked hardware profiles, especially for AMD GPUs.

ExperTool suits users seeking performance tuning and desktop management on supported Nvidia GPUs.

This script suits Linux users with compatible AMD GPUs who want to configure exposed power-state controls.

TuneIT suits owners of listed INNO3D GeForce cards who want GPU tuning, monitoring, and RGB controls on a supported Windows system.

It suits Windows users who want to tune graphics cards from different brands and monitor performance while gaming.

GALAX Xtreme Tuner Plus

It suits GALAX graphics-card owners who want mobile monitoring, overclocking, fan, or RGB controls.

EVGA Precision X1

It suits Windows users with supported EVGA graphics cards who want to tune clocks and voltage, adjust fans, manage RGB lighting, or monitor system vitals.

VTune suits developers and performance engineers investigating application or system bottlenecks across CPU, GPU and NPU workloads.

LACT suits Linux users managing supported AMD, Nvidia, or Intel GPUs who need monitoring, tuning profiles, fan curves, power controls, or headless configuration.

It is for Windows DIY PC users and gamers managing supported device lighting and monitoring performance.

Green Curve suits users tuning GeForce clocks, voltage curves, power limits or fan behavior on Windows or Linux.

MCT is aimed at experienced users evaluating newer AMD graphics cards.

nvcontrol is for Linux users with NVIDIA GPUs who want settings controls in Wayland environments.

TuxClocker suits GNU/Linux users who want to monitor or control supported CPU and GPU properties.

It suits Linux users with supported NVIDIA RTX cards who want automatic or manual GPU tuning and game-specific profiles.

nvuv suits Linux users with NVIDIA GPUs who want command-line control over power limits and clock ranges.