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Hypertune vs Notebook FanControl

Hypertune

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Notebook FanControl

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FigureHypertuneNotebook FanControl
Price from$5/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Linux—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · PC Overclocking Software7.9 (#9)7.4 (#22)

Plans

Hypertune

  • Monthly$9.99 a month
  • Yearly$59.99 a year

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Notebook FanControl

  • NBFCFree

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Hypertune

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Notebook FanControl

Notebook FanControl (NBFC) is a free, open-source service for controlling notebook fans on Windows and Linux. Its configuration system adapts the service to many notebook models. Windows users run an installer, choose a notebook configuration, and apply it so NBFC can control the fans. Linux users build the software themselves, install its systemd service, and apply a notebook configuration; the project provides no pre-built Linux releases. Downloads are linked through GitHub releases and a Chocolatey package. The repository includes the GNU General Public License version 3. An FAQ points to a supported-notebook list and says a configuration for a similar model may work when yours is absent. The maintainer does not create individual configurations, so users may need to make one themselves. Some systems have conflicts with ImDisk Toolkit or HWiNFO. Nvidia Optimus notebooks may lose fan control while the dedicated GPU is active, and Linux Secure Boot can require disabling.

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