

LACT
Controls AMD GPUs on Linux, offering power and thermal data monitoring, fan curve adjustments, overclocking for GPU and VRAM clockspeed, voltage tuning, power state configuration, and in-depth hardware information for advanced management and optimization.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Dark Mode
- Works Offline
- No Tracking
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Export to CSV
- GPU Support
- AMD
- GPU Monitoring
- GPU Acceleration
- Overclock
LACT News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- cntchngusrnme updated LACT
- cntchngusrnme liked LACT
- Owengraven liked LACT
- POX updated LACT
POX added LACT as alternative to Open Hardware Monitor, OCAT, ASUS GPU Tweak III and HWRadar- POX reviewed LACT
Very nice little utility for managing your GPU on Linux! Pretty simple and straightforward.
- POX liked LACT
- justarandom liked LACT
- Creative_joe liked LACT
- tazztone reviewed LACT
easier than afterburner to undervolt. and works a fucking charm
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What is LACT?
This application allows you to control your AMD GPU on a Linux kernel system.
Current features:
Detailed GPU information reporting
- Name and manufacturer
- VBIOS info
- VRAM info (Type/Manufacturer/Bus)
- Hardware unit info (CUs/SMs/EUs, ROP count)
- Resizable BAR status Vulkan features and extensions Monitoring
- Configurable historical charts for power/thermals/frequency
- Throttling info
- Data CSV export Power configuration
- Power cap
- Power states (AMD only)
- Thermals configuration
- Custom fan curves (AMD/Nvidia)
- GPU firmware thermal options such as thermal and acoustic target/limit (AMD RDNA3+ only) Overclocking
- GPU/VRAM clocks configuration
- GPU undervolting (via voltage offset on AMD, VF curve on Nvidia) Settings profiles
- Automatic profile activation based on running processes or gamemode status OpenTelemetry metrics exporter
GPU configuration is handled by a system service that does not depend on a graphical session (Wayland/X11).
The service can also be used standalone with a config file, for example in headless scenarios.









Comments and Reviews
Very nice little utility for managing your GPU on Linux! Pretty simple and straightforward.
easier than afterburner to undervolt. and works a fucking charm
Was very easy to install and configure, works as expected, 20% performance boost simply by increasing the power limit to the max supported value, same as in MSI Afterburner.