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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ All of the useful interfaces for controlling power states and fans with NvAPI is


# Why
The result of this effort is that there is now a sufficent base to build an open source tool that can monitor, configure and overclock NVIDIA GPUs that is lightweight and isn't branded like a tacky gamer product.
The result of this effort is that there is now a sufficient base to build an open source tool that can monitor, configure and overclock NVIDIA GPUs that is lightweight and isn't branded like a tacky gamer product.

Similarly, tools like EVGA Precision X and RivaTuner to name a few, often rely on injection techniques to provide functionality that most people don't need, such as an overlay. These injection techniques can often trigger anti-tamper and DRM solutions in video games, preventing them from ever running. NVFC doesn't have this problem.

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