Phoronix: GreenWithEnvy 0.11 Released For More Overclocking Potential Of NVIDIA GPUs On Linux
GreenWithEnvy v0.11 has been released, the latest version of this third-party, open-source utility for altering the power limits of NVIDIA graphics cards on Linux as well as more overclocking information/controls than what is exposed through the NVIDIA Settings panel with the NVIDIA proprietary driver...
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Originally posted by kgonzales View PostI poked through the Github for this tool, and cannot see if it addresses undervolting at all. I feel like there is a greater demand for undervolt vs overclock (this is at least true for me). Especially those with NVidia cards in their laptop.Code:nvidia-smi -pl ###
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Originally posted by bofh80 View PostIndeed, if the people behind this and gtk wattman could get together one way or another that would be a great start.Last edited by microcode; 02-11-2019, 09:56 AM.
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Originally posted by aufkrawall View Post"At least the NVIDIA-Settings panel does a good job offering basic overclock controls that is enough to satisfy most gamers and enthusiasts."
Nope, no real voltage control is not satisfying at all.
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I poked through the Github for this tool, and cannot see if it addresses undervolting at all. I feel like there is a greater demand for undervolt vs overclock (this is at least true for me). Especially those with NVidia cards in their laptop.
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"At least the NVIDIA-Settings panel does a good job offering basic overclock controls that is enough to satisfy most gamers and enthusiasts."
Nope, no real voltage control is not satisfying at all.
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I can't imagine it would be that hard to add the AMD sysfs stuff to this.
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Can this be used with old nVidia cards?
It does appear that it could also be useful for gamers as well(If you watch Linus Tech Tips, you know that they love to overclock)..
Now all we need is CPU overclocking tools(it seems like there are/were some overclock tools, but they were all terminal-based, didn't work well, and haven't been supported for years)
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Originally posted by phoronix View Postvarious bugs and UI fies.
(the official panel looks a little dated)
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