Alternatives to EVGA Precision X1
GPU overclocking and monitoring utility that works on most NVIDIA cards. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
EVGA Precision X1
GPU overclocking and monitoring utility that works on most NVIDIA cards.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as EVGA Precision X1.
MSI Afterburner
Widely used GPU overclocking and monitoring tool with on-screen display.
MSI Afterburner is also a free Windows GPU overclocking and monitoring tool, but it works on cards from any vendor and bundles an on-screen display and benchmarking.
LACT
A Linux application for configuring and monitoring AMD, Nvidia and Intel graphics cards.
LACT configures and monitors AMD, Nvidia and Intel graphics cards on Linux with a GUI and CLI, so it suits Linux instead of Windows.
Also worth comparing
These listings name EVGA Precision X1 as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.
GPU-Z
A tiny Windows utility that reports everything about your graphics card: clocks, memory type, bus width, sensors and BIOS.
EVGA Precision X1 adds overclocking to GPU monitoring but works only with NVIDIA cards, where GPU-Z also covers AMD and Intel devices.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
RivaTuner Statistics Server
Frame limiter and on-screen display framework that powers MSI Afterburner's overlay.
NVIDIA FrameView
Free frame rate, frametime, latency, and power-draw monitor for any GPU.
HWiNFO
The deepest hardware report and sensor monitor on Windows, free for personal use.
FPS Monitor
An in-game overlay for Windows PCs that shows frame rate and hardware sensor readings while you play.
CoreCtrl
A Linux utility that applies CPU and GPU settings automatically through per-application profiles.
