Undervolt Go for Linux

Features & Limitations

+	Dependency-Free	Runs natively on the operating system without requiring external runtimes or libraries.
+	Graphical User Interface	Provides a visual dashboard for users to adjust voltage settings through standard desktop controls.
+	Command-Line Interface	Offers a terminal-based executable that accepts direct flags and parameters for hardware adjustments.
+	Core Voltage Adjustment	Modifies the electrical voltage supplied directly to the central processing unit cores. Reducing this value decreases overall heat output and energy consumption under load.
+	Cache Voltage Adjustment	Adjusts the voltage allocated to the processor’s internal memory cache. It works alongside core voltage changes to further manage thermal performance and system stability.
+	GPU Voltage Adjustment	Changes the voltage limits for the processor’s integrated graphics unit. This helps balance power distribution between processing and graphics tasks to maintain cooler operating temperatures.
+	Uncore Voltage Adjustment	Regulates the voltage for non-core processor components such as memory controllers. It provides granular control over secondary power-drawing elements within the CPU package.
+	Analog I/O Adjustment	Adjusts the electrical supply to the analog input and output sections of the processor.
+	Power Limit Management	Establishes customized maximum power consumption ceilings for short-term bursts and sustained workloads.