What is CPU Power Manager For Linux?

CPU Power Manager For Linux

The CPU Power Manager for Linux is a versatile and efficient tool designed to improve the performance and power management of your computer's CPU. This free and open-source GNOME Shell extension offers users the ability to customize and manage the frequency scaling of their CPU, allowing for optimal performance based on specific needs and preferences.

Key Features:

• Compatible with Intel (Core) and AMD Ryzen processors


• Works with the cpufreq or intel_pstate CPU frequency scaling driver


• Simple drop-down menu for easy frequency control


• Customizable CPU boost and frequency settings


• Supports user-defined profiles for different usage scenarios


• Lightweight and efficient for minimal system impact

Technical Specifications:

• Requires GNOME desktop environment


• Policykit integration for system permissions


• POSIX compatible shell for seamless operation


• Compatible with laptops and desktop computers


• Not currently supported on GNOME 43

Whether you are looking to optimize your system's performance for gaming, productivity, or battery life, the CPU Power Manager provides a user-friendly interface to fine-tune your CPU settings. Easily switch between presets, define custom profiles, and adjust frequency levels to suit your computing needs.

Developed by Martin Koppehel and others, this extension brings power management to the forefront of your desktop experience, residing conveniently in the top/tray bar of GNOME for quick access and control.

Don't let your CPU's potential go untapped - download the CPU Power Manager for Linux today and take control of your system's performance.

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