When you're done making changes, either close the window using the Windows close button or press the OK button. Unchecking the checkbox will remove the log on entry from the registry. You can automatically apply any of the profiles after logging in by checking the Apply profile at log on checkbox and choosing a profile in the dropdown next to it. The application will ask if you're sure to prevent accidental removals. To delete the selected profile, press the trashcan button. Every change you make here is automatically saved to the profiles list. The default values will be the same as the STOCK profile, you can alter these to your liking. Click on the newly made profile to select it. To create a new profile, click the plus button below the profile list. Selecting any of these updates the fields on the right. The defined profiles are shown on the left side. To start creating your own profile, either click any of the Create profile. You can click the button any time to revert back to stock settings. (it will request this by default)īy default, there's only the STOCK profile. Now start GPDWin2XTUManager.exe with administrator privileges. This allows you to change the TDP and CPU and GPU undervolts with just a single click! How To Useĭownload the newest release ZIP and unpack it somewhere safe.
GPD Win 2 XTU Manager is an application developed by to make applying XTU (Intel Extreme Tuning Utility) profiles on the GPD Win 2 as easy and fast as possible. If you like this project, please reach out to GPD and ask them to reach out to me so I can continue my software development for their hardware. I have reached out to GPD in the winter of 2020 to ask for hardware, but they have ignored me. It's impossible for me to keep up with the newest GPD hardware without being sponsored. This is a project I did out of love for the community, so I don't make any profit. You can fork this project and adjust it to your needs, but I won't be able to give any support. The active development on this application has stopped.
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