look at this little tool i stumbled into for all you linux freaks (myself including, unfortunately i don't have a nvidia card to try this out on).
IMHO, linux compatibility is the is prolly the only reason that i would buy *shudders* an nvidia card....
ATI has 3d support also on linux, but... it has alot of improving to do. I have a 9800 pro. It works on linux, but it has alot more flaws and incompatibilities than nvidia cards. I know that ATI is working at bettering their linux drivers, but they still have a long way..
dunno if this thread should be here, in the linux threads, or in the OCing threads
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by cuchumino81 » Sat Nov 20, 2004 6:54 pm
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Re: Nvidia linux overclocking tool
by tonylongjohn » Sat Nov 20, 2004 9:37 pm
cuchumino81 wrote:dunno if this thread should be here, in the linux threads, or in the OCing threads
Or all of them...
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by cuchumino81 » Sat Nov 20, 2004 9:40 pm
every time i find something "multi-threadable" i reaaaaaaaaaaally am tempted to to that. But... i know i would step on some mods toes for posting the same post on three separate forums
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by tonylongjohn » Sat Nov 20, 2004 11:40 pm
it would be funny though, post it even in threads that make no sense.
Inignot, - "You and your '3rd dimension'" Frylock - "Yeah what about it?" Inignot, - "Nothing, it's cute. On the moon we have 5" Err - "Th-thousand" Frylock - "Really, I only see two" Inignot - "Sounds like a personal problem to me"
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by Zooooot » Sun Nov 21, 2004 12:03 am
cuchumino81 wrote:every time i find something "multi-threadable" i reaaaaaaaaaaally am tempted to to that. But... i know i would step on some mods toes for posting the same post on three separate forums
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It gets really confusing when posts are multi-threaded, since you have the same discussion in multiple places.
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by busylover » Sun Nov 21, 2004 7:55 am
Take into account the title's order in the terms
1/ Nvidia 2/Linux 3/overclocking
Since the thread is mainly related to Nvidia video-card, there's no trouble to leave it in video-cards section
I assume it could be different if the topic was "NV clock
verclocking guide for Nvidia vid-cards" (overclocking section) or " New for Linux: NV clock" (Linux section)
I agree with Zooooot : multithreads & confusion = is no good
1/ Nvidia 2/Linux 3/overclocking
Since the thread is mainly related to Nvidia video-card, there's no trouble to leave it in video-cards section
I assume it could be different if the topic was "NV clock
verclocking guide for Nvidia vid-cards" (overclocking section) or " New for Linux: NV clock" (Linux section)
I agree with Zooooot : multithreads & confusion = is no good
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by cuchumino81 » Sun Nov 21, 2004 2:53 pm
busylover wrote:Take into account the title's order in the terms
1/ Nvidia 2/Linux 3/overclocking
thats why i put it in here. cuz the more general term that i could think of was that it was an Nvidia card.
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by sodsm live » Sat Feb 12, 2005 5:20 pm
more talk about where the post belongs than what it's about. maybe it's in the wrong thread
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