Hey!
First of all, been following the driver release discussions from 8.42.3 and onwards and I must say that the drivers are working exceptionally well here (except that I got hit by the widescreen bug).
Onwards to my problem; the GPU fan are more or less always maxed out while in linux. The fan works very well in for example Windows. Is there some kind of option I could add to my xorg.conf (or maybe when compiling the fglrx driver) that can turn of the fan control (since I don't game in linux it's pretty useless anyway).
I haven't found a way to track the temperature though, so it might be that Ubuntu (or the fglrx driver itself) puts a heavy load on the GPU (even in idle stage), but I find that less believable since linux has always been better (in my experience) in using your systems hardware.
Since this card (atleast I think) is factory overclocked, it only comes with one Powerstep, so there's no help there either.
So - Is there a way to somehow control the fans?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the half-long post. ;-)
First of all, been following the driver release discussions from 8.42.3 and onwards and I must say that the drivers are working exceptionally well here (except that I got hit by the widescreen bug).
Onwards to my problem; the GPU fan are more or less always maxed out while in linux. The fan works very well in for example Windows. Is there some kind of option I could add to my xorg.conf (or maybe when compiling the fglrx driver) that can turn of the fan control (since I don't game in linux it's pretty useless anyway).
I haven't found a way to track the temperature though, so it might be that Ubuntu (or the fglrx driver itself) puts a heavy load on the GPU (even in idle stage), but I find that less believable since linux has always been better (in my experience) in using your systems hardware.
Since this card (atleast I think) is factory overclocked, it only comes with one Powerstep, so there's no help there either.
So - Is there a way to somehow control the fans?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the half-long post. ;-)
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