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Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 1
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Hi,
I'm struggling to overclock my 8600m GT in Linux Mint (Ubuntu derivative)... I've enabled Coolbits but auto detect is greyed out in the X Server Settings, also when I manually change the settings it immediately defaults back. Is GPU overclocking of laptops disabled on Linux? As I was previously able to with Windows? I'm using the 256.35 drivers. Also Nvclock will not adjust settings. I can however software overclock in Windows, and I suppose if push comes to shove use NiBiTor but i'd prefer not to do this for fear of bricking it! ![]() Any assistance greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris. |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 330
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What you observe is "normal" for both nvidia-settings and nvclock. I don't remember anyone ever managing to software OC a mobile linux system.
For most people that's probably ok since if you really need that last bit of performance it's usually for a windows game... |
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