AMD/Nvidia GPU Manual Fan Control in Linux Mint 20.1 FINALLY!!

I have been frustrated with certain aspects of Linux for years. I don&have everything figured out, but I&been figuring out a lot more lately since I&been really trying. I always wondered, why is it that Windows has several fan control programs with a nice GUI when Linux does not? Well... turns out I was wrong! Also, I have been through configuring pwmconfig with fancontrol, and it doesn&work right on automatic for me. It increases fan speed with GPU temperature, but the fan speed never lowers. It just runs at 100% all the time. In fact, without manual fan control, my graphics card fan does not spin at all. This happens in BOTH Windows and Linux. That indicates there may be a problem with my GPU bios, or my system bios is not set correctly. Well screw it, because I don&care at the moment! Now I&FINALLY got manual fan control in Windows AND Linux. Introducing radeon-profile for AMD cards and GreenWithEnvy for Nvidia! BTW, here are the links I promised: radeon-profile: GreenWithEnvy: Please do not mess with overclocking unless you know what you are doing. This video is really just about changing fan speeds, but these utilities do have overclocking ability. Use with care! I don&overclock, I just use a graphics card that has power above what I use. ----UPDATE---- I forgot to show you guys how to put these programs in the startup. I was feeling lazy, so I made a video about it. Anyway, I&sure most of you already know how, but if you don&here is the link: ----Thanks---- To...