Unless you have a pascal card then it's perfectly possible to use nvflash (cracked linux version exists) and MaxwellBiostweaker(wine+dotnet30 required), for Kepler cards use KeplerBiosTweaker.
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A Look At The Huge Performance Boosts With Nouveau Mesa 17.0-devel On Maxwell
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Originally posted by GreenByte View PostI was wondering if it is possible to edit the actual BIOS on the card to have higher frequency on boot.
All the nouveau-related tools are in envytools, found on github. Have fun!
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for the first time nouveau on gtx 750 / ti can be considered for gaming
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Originally posted by GreenByte View PostI was wondering if it is possible to edit the actual BIOS on the card to have higher frequency on boot.
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As much as I despise nvidia, it's good to see its open source drivers make progress.
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I was wondering if it is possible to edit the actual BIOS on the card to have higher frequency on boot.
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A Look At The Huge Performance Boosts With Nouveau Mesa 17.0-devel On Maxwell
Phoronix: A Look At The Huge Performance Boosts With Nouveau Mesa 17.0-devel On Maxwell
Landing this week in Mesa 17.0-devel Git was OpenGL 4.3 for NVC0 Maxwell and a big performance boost as well for these GeForce GTX 750 / 900 series NVIDIA "Maxwell" graphics processors. Here are some before/after benchmarks of the performance improvements, which the patch cited as "1.5~3.5x better", when testing a GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GTX 980.
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