The Hypertune platform, developed in collaboration with Intel, is built on the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility SDK. It focuses on optimizing PC performance for gaming. According to the company, internal tests showed a maximum frame rate increase of 60 percent, though specific test samples for this figure were not disclosed.
Performance gains vary by hardware configuration. A system with a Core Ultra 9 285K and RTX 5090 saw improvements of 18.9 percent in Homeworld 3 and 28.2 percent in Tomb Raider. A setup featuring a Core i7-14700K and RTX 3080 achieved gains of 9.8 percent in Rainbow Six Siege and 4.3 percent in Marvel Rivals.
Hypertune operates on a subscription model. Users can choose a monthly plan for $9.99 or an annual subscription for $59.99. Additionally, the company offers a remote expert tuning service priced at $80. A 7-day free trial is available for new users.
