Boost Changer

Boost Changer is an awesome Electron-based app that helps you control different settings of your Intel CPU on Linux computers. You can even tweak its frequency!

Maximize Performance or Save Energy

This handy app lets you speed up your CPU to get the best performance possible or dial it back to save energy. Just a heads up, it only works on Intel-powered Linux machines and won’t run on virtual machines.

User-Friendly Interface

One of the coolest things about Boost Changer is how user-friendly it is! The app has two main sections: the Dashboard and the CPU Settings.

Your Computer at a Glance

The Dashboard gives you all sorts of info about your computer, like the OS name, Kernel version, uptime, CPU details, memory usage, and even your local and public IPs. But if you want to make real changes, head over to the CPU Settings section.

Power Modes for Every Need

In CPU Settings, you can pick from four predefined “power modes”: Power Save, Balance, Performance, and Ultra. While you don’t need root access to run the app, when you hit 'Turn Off' or 'Turn On', be ready for a pop-up asking for your system's main password.

A Simple Tool for Beginners

Even though Boost Changer aims to be simple and straightforward, it's better suited for folks with at least some basic computer knowledge.

Quick Access to Sysfs Settings

In short, this app gives you quick access to sysfs settings related to Intel processors without messing with other power management tools like TLP or powertop.

Tweak Your CPU Output Easily

If you're looking to adjust your computer's CPU output or battery voltage without a fuss—this app does a great job! It’s designed so even beginners can jump in and start making changes.

Future Updates May Include AMD Support!

Right now, Boost Changer is only available for Intel-powered Linux PCs. But who knows? Future updates might add support for AMD processors and NVIDIA GPU settings too!

If you're interested in giving it a shot yourself, check out Boost Changer here!