Fortunately, with the Catalyst 11.6, you can overclock beyond the BIOS limits under Linux now.
What? Is this true?idk I just do this
Code:
aticonfig --adapter=all --od-setclocks 1337,900
it gets really hot. so you might need some risers.
Topic: Switching from Windows to Linux with single GPU (6970) worth it? (Read 1193 times)
idk I just do this
it gets really hot. so you might need some risers.
never touch a running system...
you wont get more mhash
you wont get more mhash
Fortunately, with the Catalyst 11.6, you can overclock beyond the BIOS limits under Linux now.
What? Is this true?
Fortunately, with the Catalyst 11.6, you can overclock beyond the BIOS limits under Linux now.
In Linux, you cannot easily overclock the GPU core above BIOS limits. Using MSI Afterburner in Windows, its a click of mouse.
Most likely you will notice little to no difference. Even if you gain a few mh/s, you're likely to have lost more profit during the downtime while installing a Linux OS and a miner than you're going to earn from the extra mh/s.
That's what I thought. I'd have to switch in the mornings before I leave home to Linux.
Most likely you will notice little to no difference. Even if you gain a few mh/s, you're likely to have lost more profit during the downtime while installing a Linux OS and a miner than you're going to earn from the extra mh/s.
I'd like to know if I'd get more Mhashes/s on Linux and if yes which distributon + miner?
Meh, idk, Linux is just way easier for me. No dummy plugs or anything.
I'd like to know if I'd get more Mhashes/s on Linux and if yes which distributon + miner?
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