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:Phoronix: NVIDIA CoolBits For Linux Guide
Phoronix: NVIDIA CoolBits For Linux Guide
Jun 7, 2005, 08 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (6485 reads)

(Other stories by Michael Larabel)

[ Thanks to Phoronix for this link. ]

"A few months ago here at Phoronix we published an article entitled 'The State of Linux NVIDIA Overclocking,' which expressed our views of the overclocking options available, or there the lack of, to Linux NVIDIA users. Up until this time, NVClock has been one of the only utilities available to overclock your NVIDIA based graphics card under Linux, without using a BIOS editor. However, when we last tested the NVClock 0.8 CVS we still experienced several problems when paired up with some of our latest NVIDIA 6XXX and FX graphics cards. Although Thunderbird has done a phenomenal job, and continues to do a magnificent job developing NVClock, there still is a lack of overclocking options available for NVIDIA Linux user..."

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