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I'll check them out, may even look into EVGA drivers... |
I just checked, no Linux drivers on EVGA website. |
2 Attachment(s) Ah! But Nvidia shall provide...Not the 306 but something! I'll go try'em out! |
it never hurts to try an older one |
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@Daniel: You might try running a GPU utility like Afterburner or EVGA Precision to see what you card is doing. Both are written by the same guy that developed the legendary RivaTuner, which was the best of the best. The only problem is, they are Windows programs, so you will have to see if they run in WINE. |
ooh, not a bad idea.... running Riva Tuner in wine I'll have to try that too |
Don't use RIVA. Use one of the others. RivaTuner is pretty much a dead project now. The last version of it is probably 2 years old and does not support GPUs after the GTX4xx series, I'm quite sure. |
If you have to communicate with a driver directly, then Wine isn't going to cut it. However, there is a "coolbits" setting you could change in the xorg.conf file under the "Device" section. Basically, you'd set the "coolbits" option to "5". See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php...g_overclocking - don't set it to "1", but to "5" instead. Note, this does NOT work on Fermi or Kepler based cards. |
yeah, you are probably right, its a good idea for older cards I still wonder if it works in Wine |
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So far only my two bench marks, Fluid-marks and Fur-marks properly ID my card... Half life series runs great...every thing else, not so much...Modern warfare 2 comes next, still have some hope for settings in that one... I think this may have to wait for proper drivers before I can know what is causing what... As always thanks for your time and interest! ":O} |
what is the name of your card again? |
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I'm reading the reviews and Winblows users are having Red Screen Of Death problems and driver problems with this card. One guy did benchmarks but when he played a game it would crash Winblows.... Several people mentioned that it gets very HOT. One thing you can do is take off that heatsink & fan, then apply some Arctic Silver to the GPU and Memory (if the heatsink is in contact) This can lower the temperature and possible limit artifacts. I had an older card over heat due to a dying fan and it had artifacts all over the place! |
She actually runs very cool! Water cooled my 8800GTX would idle at around 45... this card is air cooled to 33C at 68F ambient. I have no trouble with any Half-life game. My feeling is that the card is OK.... I try running some benchies in small screen so I can watch temps... |
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If you want to give it the most complete stress test just set up the folding client. It will run at 100% and you can check your temps then. It's a bit complicated because there is no native version for Linux, so you need WINE, but it works. |
So far after 15 mins of Stress testing at Max performance, the highest temp I've seen is 68C. Lead the way ThunderRd! How about a new thread on GPU Folding to get me started...I'm sure Boo wants to GPU fold as well, don't cha Boo!?":O} Changed Stress test to Furmarks and got a 70C after 10 mins... Bear in mind I'm only at 68 F Ambient... Summer could be hard on these cards! |
I'm on it. I have not set it up in WINE as yet, but I do know that it works and it is documented. It will take some time to get it together, and I am working in a different distro. |
Understood! Not to worry, I'm buried in projects at the moment...so just when ever you can! I put the rest of my stuff on hold when your ready. ":O} |
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