Linux Gaming
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CoreCtrl - Linux Gaming
CoreCtrl lets you set your AMD GPU and CPU to high performance mode when you play games.
Arch Linux
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Arch Linux - corectrl 1.5.2-8 (x86_64)
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Too noob to install CoreCtrl
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April 7, 2024CoreCtrl
Yes, is that easy. Now you can create different profiles for different case scenarios or by game basis, so you can tweak even further. More on reddit.com
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December 14, 2024How do I do the CoreCTRL instructions on Manjaro?
On CoreCTRL Setup page it give incomplete nstructions on creating a file and add a code. I am not sure using the command sudo mkdir is the best choice and don’t know how to edit the file. I think it may be using nano but I am not sure. Then it have instructions to have Full AMD GPU controls ... More on forum.manjaro.org
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September 2, 2021How to set up CoreCtrl
It's all explained on their gitlab page: https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl/-/wikis/Setup you have to run corectrl as sudo. If you want your settings to apply at system startup, you have to do the Polkit part edit: typo More on reddit.com
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June 2, 2023Videos
r/linux_gaming on Reddit: Linux Tech Tips EP#9: CoreCtrl Tutorial ...
CorCtrl GPU Overclocking on Linux - YouTube
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Linux GPU Overclocking Guide – GreenWithEnvy & CoreCtrl - YouTube
Tuts - Ubuntu install CoreCtrl
CoreCtrl added to Debian Unstable/Ubuntu 23.04 repos
GitLab
gitlab.com › corectrl › corectrl
CoreCtrl / CoreCtrl · GitLab
Profile based system control utility
Linux Mint Forums
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Need help installing corectrl please [SOLVED] - Linux Mint Forums
February 1, 2024 - Welcome to the Linux Mint support forums! ... Forum rules Before you post read how to get help. Topics in this forum are automatically closed 6 months after creation. ... Hello all, I am trying to get the app corectrl installed on my system. I am at this page: https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl/-/ ...
Pkgs.org
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Corectrl Download for Linux (deb eopkg rpm txz xbps xz zst)
Download corectrl linux packages for ALT Linux, Arch Linux, CentOS, Fedora, Mageia, OpenMandriva, Solus, Void Linux
Phoronix
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CoreCtrl Now Available In Debian & Ubuntu 23.04 For Managing Your System - Phoronix
April 12, 2023 - Computers Display Drivers Graphics ... on 12 April 2023 at 12:00 AM EDT. 9 Comments · CoreCtrl as the open-source utility for managing your system's performance/vitals and supporting various application profiles has landed in Debian as well as being picked up for easy installation ...
FOSTips
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CoreCtrl - Adjust Your CPU/GPU Settings on Per App Basis in Linux - FOSTips
April 13, 2023 - There are already a few tools (and ... work with different frequency for different applications? CoreCtrl is the free and open-source tool designed to do the job!...
LinuxReviews
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CoreCtrl - LinuxReviews
Seems your linuxreview needs an update is what I am getting at and I hope you do so since it works well for AMD users whose graphic cards are running at 0 fan speed up to 35c with the default radeon drivers and a max fan speed of around 50% as the defaults. My card was running at 88C with a max of 94. After using CoreCtrl It's down around 65 most of the time in games that use Cryengine and others it runs around 45 degrees generally.
GitHub
github.com › openfnord › corectrl
GitHub - openfnord/corectrl · GitHub
CoreCtrl is a Free and Open Source GNU/Linux application that allows you to control with ease your computer hardware using application profiles.
Starred by 67 users
Forked by 2 users
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Fedora
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corectrl - Fedora Packages
CoreCtrl is a Free and Open Source GNU/Linux application that allows you to control with ease your computer hardware using application profiles. It aims to be flexible, comfortable and accessible to regular users.
The Open Source Post
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Never Go For AMD Gaming On Linux Without CoreCtrl
November 13, 2020 - CoreCtrl is a free and open source program that enables AMD users on Linux to control and manipulate the settings of their GPUs & CPUs.
YouTube
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Linux Tech Tips EP#9: CoreCtrl Tutorial - Undervolting, Overclocking and profiles | Nobara Project - YouTube
Quick Tutorial how to use CoreCtrl to undervolt, overclock and use profiles.==Disclaimer==If you are not experienced with Linux, please always make sure that...
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Reddit
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r/linux4noobs on Reddit: Too noob to install CoreCtrl
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Hi!
I know almost nothing about linux, what I know is thanks to SteamOS.
I've been researching how to undervolt my GPU on bazzite. I "only" need to install CoreCtrl and give it full control of AMD gpu but man I'm so overwhelmed. There's a lot of commands and even though the Gitlab site has an installation guide well. it is just guidance and they assme I have knowledge that I don't and it is not noob friendly, I have to edit something called GRUB bootloader which I don't even know how to find and there's no video guides to follow.
Maybe linux isn't just for me, I have this sensation I need to know a lot of programming just to do basic things as install software, Should I go back to Windows?. I'm happy with my SteamOS machine but I just wanted to undervolt my GPU (I also don't know how to do that and I will need to follow a guide or instructions) to keep temps a little bit lower and make sure they're always safe.
Thank you for reading.
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Take a look at the gitlab you will notice there are Installation instructions for many different distros. Just take the one you have or the one your distro is based on. Alternatively search corectrl in your distros appstore. That will run these commands for you.
Reddit
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r/linux_gaming on Reddit: CoreCtrl
December 14, 2024 -
I recently made the switch to as-rock 7900 XT Phantom Gaming and decided to give undervolting a try using CoreCtrl. After reading through the documentation on GitLab and watching a few tutorial videos, it seemed pretty straightforward.
I set the voltage offset to -95mV, adjusted my min/max GPU clocks, and left the memory settings untouched. I also cranked the power limit to the max.
Before the undervolt, I was getting around 70 FPS @ 1440p Ultra in Cyberpunk, with power draw peaking up to 330 watts and temperatures hovering around 68-70°C. After the undervolt, I’m still hitting the same FPS, but the card now draws between 150-200 watts, with temps staying around 55-60°C.
Is it really this easy? Would love to hear if anyone has additional tips or tricks for further optimizing my setup!
@ idleManjaro Linux
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How do I do the CoreCTRL instructions on Manjaro? - Software & Applications - Manjaro Linux Forum
September 2, 2021 - On CoreCTRL Setup page it give incomplete nstructions on creating a file and add a code. I am not sure using the command sudo mkdir is the best choice and don’t know how to edit the file. I think it may be using nano but I am not sure. Then it have instructions to have Full AMD GPU controls ...
AlternativeTo
alternativeto.net › software › corectrl
CoreCtrl Alternatives: Top 18 System Information Utilities & Similar Apps | AlternativeTo
CoreCtrl is a Free and Open Source GNU/Linux application that allows you to control with ease your computer hardware using application profiles.
Repology
repology.org › project › corectrl › versions
corectrl package versions - Repology
List of package versions for project corectrl in all repositories
Forbes
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Meet The Software That Does For Linux Gaming What AMD Won’t
November 18, 2024 - CoreCtrl is a free open source app that gives you precise control over your AMD Radeon graphics card, and limited control over your AMD or Intel CPU. While the developer plans to include support for Nvidia graphics cards in the future, right ...
Reddit
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r/NobaraProject on Reddit: How to set up CoreCtrl
June 2, 2023 - I put mine like this:GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="amdgpu.ppfeaturemask=0xffffffff" and it works, but I have a 3700x and 6600XT, not sure if newer GPUs are supported. ... you have to run corectrl as sudo.