LACT is one of the popular third-party Linux GPU configuration and monitoring utilities that works across NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel graphics. This GUI provides GPU overclocking controls plus a wealth of information reporting, which is especially great considering the lack of any official GUI control panel for AMD Radeon and Intel Arc graphics on Linux. With today's LACT 0.10 release, there are yet more features in tow.

LACT 0.10 delivers additional NVIDIA overclocking settings including the ability to manage the PowerMizer mode for the highest p-state plus voltage boost for allowing your NVIDIA GPU to boost to higher voltages. On the sensor monitoring side, LACT 0.10 supports the Blackwell hot spot sensor and there is also support now for per-memory-chip temperature sensors.

The LACT 0.10 release also improves the initial setup experience, support for displaying the GTT memory usage on AMD Radeon graphics, and various other enhancements.

Downloads and more details on the LACT 0.10 Linux GPU overclocking and monitoring tool release via GitHub.