LACT 0.10.0 Adds Nvidia Overclocking and Blackwell Sensor Support to Linux GPU Tool
LACT 0.10.0 has been released, delivering major Nvidia GPU support to the open-source Linux controller tool with new overclocking features including PowerMizer Mode and a Voltage Boost slider comparable to MSI Afterburner. The update brings first-class monitoring for NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture, resolving bogus temperature readings and enabling per-chip memory temperature sensors for GDDR6x and GDDR7 modules on RTX 50-series cards. Usability receives a boost through an interactive setup wizard, Polkit integration for standard authentication, and a new CLI command allowing GPUs to be detached and reattached for virtual machine passthrough workflows. Now available on major Linux distributions and Flathub, this release significantly expands LACT from an AMD-focused utility into a comprehensive multi-vendor GPU management application.
LACT 0.10.0 Adds Nvidia Overclocking and Blackwell Sensor Support to Linux GPU Tool
LACT 0.10.0 has been released, introducing significant Nvidia GPU support with new overclocking features such as PowerMizer Mode and a Voltage Boost slider, alongside enhanced monitoring capabilities for Nvidia's Blackwell architecture. This update rectifies previous bogus temperature readings and allows for per-chip memory temperature monitoring on RTX 50-series cards. The usability of the tool has improved with an interactive setup wizard, Polkit integration for authentication, and a new command for GPU detachment and reattachment for virtual machine use. Overall, LACT is evolving from an AMD-focused utility to a robust multi-vendor GPU management application, enhancing its relevance in the open-source GPU ecosystem
