On windows, everybody uses afterburner to overclock/undervolt.

What options do we have on linux (I have an nvidia gpu)?

  • Scraft161
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    1011 months ago

    Try green with envy for GPU and corecontrol for and stuff/general ststem

    • Digester
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      111 months ago

      Did you manage to get similar performance on Linux? Halo Infinite on windows 10 gives me an average of 150fps with medium settings, on Linux I get 70fps with he low prest and more stuttering. I use gamemode as well. My GPU is rtx 3070.

        • Digester
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          111 months ago

          Would you be able to point me to some documentation to configure NVIDIA to use X11 and to enable NVIDIA-settings?

  • @Narann@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    Thanks for asking. I stole this thread as an opportunity to ask :

    I have an AMD RX 580 (Mesa 22.3.6). Have you any recommended tool to underclock this GPU ?

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    511 months ago

    I’d also be interested in it. I got a work laptop that has a good battery, but it’s an i7 and I mainly need to SSH and use FF, so I think I could undervolt/underclock quite a bit.

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      11 months ago

      Ubuntu has some pretty sensible presets for that, I use them by default when I’m on battery. It’s called power profile and there is performance, balanced, and power saver. The only application where responsiveness really suffers is gmail 🤡

      Pretty sure those are present in other distros, too. My understanding is that they really just limit per draw.