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Undervolting Utility for Linux?

Chickenbread
By Chickenbread
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Heya,

with Windows becoming more annoying to use with each update, I wanna give Linux another try.
I've been using a pretty heavy undervolt on my 5090 on Windows, but I can't seem to find a proper Afterburner replacement for Linux; specifically Debian/Ubuntu-based Distros (like Linux Mint which I prefer/use)

Does anyone here have any recommendations for utils to set a custom Voltage/Frequency curve, or is that just not possible with Linux?

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