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Hypertune Releases Auto-Overclocking Tool for Intel Systems, Claims Up to 60% FPS Boost
Key points
- Hypertune released its Gaming Performance Engineering platform.
- The tool offers automated CPU/GPU overclocking and system optimization.
- It was developed in partnership with Intel and uses Intel's XTU SDK.
- Internal tests showed FPS gains between 4.3% and 28.2% on Intel systems.
Hypertune Launches Gaming Performance Platform
Hypertune has officially released its Gaming Performance Engineering platform, following an early access phase involving over 60,000 participants. This auto-overclocking tool is built on Intel's Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU) SDK and was developed in collaboration with Intel. The company states the utility can increase frame rates by up to 60%, though this is not presented as a typical outcome.
Individual System Optimization
The Hypertune tool is designed to evaluate and optimize each supported system individually, rather than relying on generalized profiles. It includes automated CPU and GPU overclocking, customizable Windows features, network optimization, and game-specific optimizations. Hypertune also collaborated with overclocker SkatterBencher (Pieter Plaisier) to refine the software.
Performance Claims and Benchmarks
Hypertune provided internal benchmarks to support its performance claims. Tests on a system with a Core Ultra 9 285K and an RTX 5090 showed an 18.9% improvement in Homeworld 3 and a 28.2% improvement in Tomb Raider. A system with a Core i7-14700K and an RTX 3080 saw boosts of up to 9.8% in Rainbow Six Siege and 4.3% in Marvel Rivals. These results were achieved with Hypertune's Game Hub disabled, which typically applies graphics settings profiles for further performance increases.
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Hypertune launched its Gaming Performance Engineering platform, an auto-overclocking tool developed with Intel, after an early access period. The tool optimizes individual Intel-based systems for CPU and GPU performance, network, and Windows features, with internal benchmarks showing frame rate improvements up to 28.2% in specific titles.