NVIDIA
TunedGTX 900 series and newer
Driver APINvAPI · NVML
PULSE · Compatibility
Your hardware, line by line.
PULSE is a game performance optimizer for Windows. This page lists exactly what it tunes, what it monitors, and what it only detects — GPU, CPU, Windows, anti-cheat, and companion apps. No fine print, just the spec.
Anti-cheat safe · 100% reversible · NVIDIA · AMD · Intel
GPU support
NVIDIA & AMD tuned. Intel detected.
Full telemetry and overclocking on NVIDIA and AMD — including RDNA 4 through ADLX, which few consumer apps support. Intel Arc is detected and listed, monitoring only.
Support matrix · v2.21.7
AMD
TunedRX 400 series and newer · RDNA 4
Driver APIADL · ADLX
Intel
DetectedArc
Driver API—
Every offset is clamped to what your hardware reports through NvAPI, ADL, or ADLX — PULSE will not push past your card's own limits. An emergency thermal cutoff (tier-dependent, up to ~90 °C) backs offsets out automatically, and offsets are volatile — a reboot resets them.
CPU tuning
Hybrid-aware, per app.
Per-app CPU priority and core affinity, with hybrid P/E-core detection on Intel 12th-gen and newer. Turbo modes, Energy Performance Preference, core parking.
System requirements
Runs on the Windows you already have.
Windows 10 version 1809 or later, or Windows 11 — 64-bit. Administrator rights are needed for system tweaks; Windows asks once, on first run.
We're obtaining an EV code-signing certificate; until then installers are unsigned and may trigger SmartScreen — verify the SHA-256 published next to every download.
Integrations
Companion apps, honestly labeled.
PULSE ships no kernel driver. Two companion monitors unlock extra readings — and when they're not running, you get an honest dash, not an estimate.
RTSS — RivaTuner Statistics Server
Required for FPSFPS and frametime come from RTSS's shared-memory reader. RTSS is not bundled with PULSE — it's installed separately.
Source · RTSS shared memory
MSI Afterburner / HWiNFO
OptionalCPU die temperature and package power are read from Afterburner's (or HWiNFO's) shared memory while that monitor runs. Without one, those tiles show an honest “—”.
No kernel driver · ever
Anti-cheat
Safe by architecture.
PULSE operates outside your games. It does not load a kernel driver and it never injects into or reads game process memory.
Because it stays out of the game itself, PULSE is compatible with the major anti-cheat systems — and every change it does make is recorded to a JSON snapshot first, so one click reverts it.
Research · HRDP
An experiment, labeled as one.
Hyper-Reprojection Display Pipeline is research we're doing in the open. Here is exactly where it stands — and what it is not yet.
Experimental Not a shipping feature
HRDP (Hyper-Reprojection Display Pipeline) is an experimental research effort and is not a shipping feature — the reprojection engine itself does not yet ship in PULSE.
Behind it sits a forward-looking compatibility database, verified against Steam AppIDs and anti-cheat postures. An opt-in HRDP Experimental toggle lives in Settings → Debug Console for early access as the work matures.
Next step
Tuned for NVIDIA and AMD. Honest about everything else.