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ARC Raiders Config Tuner

aj-geddes.github.io

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Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
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Open sourceYes—
WindowsYesYes
LinuxYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published12
Spec score · Graphics optimisers8.9 (#1)7.9 (#10)
Spec score · Game Graphics Optimization Software8.9 (#1)7.9 (#9)
PurposeA graphical tool for tuning ARC Raiders graphics settings in the game's local configuration file.VTune Profiler analyzes application and system performance to help find bottlenecks across AI, HPC, cloud, IoT, media, and storage workloads.
SecurityThe repository says the app works offline, validates file paths, runs without elevation, and only reads and writes INI files without executing code.Some analyses require administrator or root privileges, and Intel advises limiting access to the Linux sampling driver because collected system metrics may expose sensitive information.
SupportThe repository directs users to GitHub Issues for bugs and GitHub Discussions for feature requests.Intel directs users to product documentation, forums, and support resources; active oneAPI Priority Support customers can open a support ticket for the toolkit.

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Intel VTune Profiler

Intel VTune Profiler analyzes application and system performance to help locate bottlenecks in AI, HPC, cloud, IoT, media and storage workloads. It profiles CPUs, GPUs and NPUs, including through a unified XPU Offload Analysis view. Hotspot analysis finds time-consuming code, and Flame Graphs display hot code paths. Microarchitecture exploration identifies hardware performance issues, while memory analysis can reveal cache misses and bandwidth problems. Intel lists support for SYCL, C, C++, C#, Fortran, OpenCL, Python, Go, Java, .NET and Assembly, including mixed-language applications. The profiler is available as a standalone download or through the Intel oneAPI Toolkit, with integrations documented for Microsoft Visual Studio and Eclipse. The 2026.4 release is listed for 64-bit Windows and Linux hosts. Its Linux-only AI Assistant can run collections, report analyses and suggest bottleneck optimizations using the user’s own LLM access; Intel cautions that suggestions may be inaccurate. Some analyses need administrator or root privileges. The tool is free to download and use for commercial and non-commercial purposes.

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