A agi_shi Posts: 375 +2 Oct 15, 2006 #1 What utilities are good for overclocking under linux? I've searched but found none..... Can I not overclock under linux ?
What utilities are good for overclocking under linux? I've searched but found none..... Can I not overclock under linux ?
Jesse_hz Posts: 475 +3 Oct 15, 2006 #2 Well normally you would overclock the CPU through your bios regardless of the OS you're using. If you're talking GPUs then I know that if you have an Nvidia card you can add CoolBits to your xorg.conf.
Well normally you would overclock the CPU through your bios regardless of the OS you're using. If you're talking GPUs then I know that if you have an Nvidia card you can add CoolBits to your xorg.conf.
A agi_shi Posts: 375 +2 Oct 16, 2006 #3 Hmm... Thanks for replying. I should've been more specific though. I was looking for ATI cards and found nothing.... I need ATI =).
Hmm... Thanks for replying. I should've been more specific though. I was looking for ATI cards and found nothing.... I need ATI =).
Mictlantecuhtli Posts: 4,049 +13 Oct 17, 2006 #4 Get rovclock from here. I don't think you can control the fan speed with it, however.