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02 — Tune

Performance, tuned to the silicon you have.

No two chips are identical. We find where yours runs fastest, coolest and quietest — and set it there, stable.

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Fig. 01 — TuneGenerated illustration

Includes

Includes

Defaults are written for every machine at once. Tuning is the opposite: measured, per-unit work on voltage, clocks, memory, fan curves and the operating system, verified under the load you actually run.

  1. 01

    Undervolting

    The same performance at lower voltage: less heat, less noise and more sustained boost. Set per chip and verified for stability.

  2. 02

    Overclocking

    Measured headroom, not record screenshots. We go only as far as stays stable under your real workload.

  3. 03

    BIOS / UEFI setup

    Memory profiles, power limits, fan curves, boot and security settings — configured deliberately instead of left on defaults.

  4. 04

    Windows and Linux

    Clean installation and optimisation: drivers, updates, services and background load. Linux set up for development, creative work or daily use.

Outcome
Lower temperatures · Less noise · Stable under real load
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Fig. 05Generated illustration
Thermal compound being spread evenly across a processor heat spreader
Fig. 03Generated illustration

Related questions

Related questions

Is undervolting or overclocking safe?
Done carefully, within the platform’s limits and validated for stability — yes. We prioritise stability and longevity over peak numbers and explain any trade-off before changing anything.
Can tuning affect my warranty?
Some manufacturers’ warranty terms cover overclocking explicitly. We check what applies to your hardware and tell you before making any change.
Do you install and optimise Linux?
Yes — clean installation and setup for development, creative work or daily use, including dual-boot with Windows where it makes sense.

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