Intel XTU is an application that allows you to manage your computer’s performance. If it is overheating, you can undervolt the CPU; if you think performance is an issue, you can overclock it. In this ...

If the Core Voltage offset is greyed out in Intel Extreme Tuning Utility, follow the below solutions to resolve the issue: Make sure your device is supported Update BIOS firmware Reset BIOS to its ...

Intel has released the latest update to its eXtreme Tuning Utility (XTU), now available as version 10.0.0.76. This update is specifically designed for Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200S series, known as ...

Intel has added "enhanced Alder Lake support" to its extreme tuning utility (Intel XTU for short), ahead of actually launching its 12th Generation Core desktop processors. Make no mistake, Alder Lake ...

Intel has released the latest version 7.8.0.21 of its Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU) . The tool allows tweaking of Intel processors like overclocking or undervolting. The major highlight of the latest ...

Intel announced the discovery of 34 security vulnerabilities across various components, including 32 in software and 2 in firmware. The vulnerabilities affect a range of Intel technologies, such as ...

Intel last week released an update for its Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU) that allows users to overclock unlocked processors and monitor performance. The latest release adds support for Intel’s upcoming ...

Intel is splitting support for its 14th Generation and older CPUs and new Core Ultra 200S (codenamed Arrow Lake) processors with its latest update for its monitoring and overclocking tool, Extreme ...

Intel has released an updated version of its in-house optimisation tool, Intel XTU version 7.5. The newest version, actually version 7.5.0.29, includes quite a lot of shiny new things; Alder Lake ...

The software interface exposes a set of robust capabilities common in most enthusiast platforms along with special new features available on new Intel processors and motherboards. Two versions of ...

For anyone doing "light" overclocking (not trying to push to the edge of stability) are either using the Asus AI overclock in BIOS and/or Intel XTU "good enough"? The main thing I'm concerned about is ...