Intel partners with Hypertune to boost in-game performance of its processors with up to 28% additional FPS
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Intel has just announced an unprecedented partnership with Hypertune, a company specializing in automatic PC performance optimization. The objective is simple: to allow gamers to extract more performance from their hardware without having to spend hours in the BIOS, testing different settings, or performing multiple reboots. Thanks to this collaboration, the two companies promise gains of up to 28.2% FPS in certain games, all via software capable of automating a large part of the optimizations usually reserved for experienced users. On paper, the proposition is particularly attractive. However, several elements deserve to be highlighted.The figures put forward come exclusively from internal tests carried out by Hypertune and Intel, without independent validation for the moment. Furthermore, unlike the free utilities often offered by manufacturers, this solution relies on a paid subscription model.The software developed by Hypertune relies on the SDK of Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU), the brand's official tool for overclocking and advanced processor tuning. Intel is therefore not directly launching a new application, but is providing technical support to an external partner who leverages its technologies to simplify the optimization of gaming PCs. The company also states that it has worked with Pieter Plaisier, better known in the community under the pseudonym...
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