💻 Technology Jun 8, 2026 · Ty Sherback

I found a tool like MSI Afterburner for Linux, and you can automate your GPU's undervolt

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I found a tool like MSI Afterburner for Linux, and you can automate your GPU's undervolt
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I've made peace with most of the compromises that come with running Nvidia hardware on Linux, but GPU tuning was never one I expected to solve. The granular voltage-frequency curve editing that makes undervolting trivial on Windows simply didn't exist in ways that were easily accessible to me, so I largely resigned myself to using my RTX 5080 at stock. NVCurve offers complete control of your V/F curves with Nvidia GPUs, and finally brings an MSI Afterburner-style per-point curve controller to Li

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