v6.1.2.13 intel extreme tuning utility overclock gpu

V6.1.2.13 intel extreme tuning utility overclock gpu manual#

Here we have the EULA type warning that greets you click on the Manual Tuning tab. This information is extremely important for when you’re overclocking as it can tell you whether you need to bump up the TDP caps to get the most out of your overclock. This system monitor can be configured to tell you clock speeds, CPU usage, temperatures, and most importantly the current TDP of the CPU and GPU parts of your chip. As far as aesthetics go Intel’s Extreme tweaking utility is not bad-looking, although the varying shades of blue, black, and grey tend to blend together after a while.īy far the biggest advantage that using this utility provides over tweaking your system through the BIOS is the system monitor readouts that take up the lower third of the window. Additionally, this utility sports a tabbed panel navigation system that allows you to quickly switch between all the major functions of this tuning application. Intel’s got a CPU-Z like read out on some of the particulars of the CPU and the memory subsystem. This system information page is pretty detailed actually. As you can see it offers quite a bit of information about your CPU and PC configuration.

What we’re looking at below is a screenshot of Intel’s Extreme Tweaking Utility. As you’ll soon see Intel has a great little over-clocking utility and the HD 4000 has a surprisingly large amount of headroom above its stock clock speed, but the gains from over-clocking the HD 4000 are a bit less than you might hope. To carry out this task we used Intel’s own over-clocking utility to tweak the HD 4000 and attain the highest level of performance it can offer. After playing around with Intel’s HD 4000 in our previous reviews and recording some pretty impressive performance, we decided to try to find the limit of the HD 4000’s graphics performance.

V6.1.2.13 intel extreme tuning utility overclock gpu