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[Glen]

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Anybody here use Linux?

I am a GNU/Linux user and was woundering if anybody here knew of any
Overclocking apps that would run in Linux?

I have a nForce 2 Motherboard with a AMD XP 1800+ & a Geforce FX 5200

 

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On Mon, 10 May 2004 09:16:24 +0000 (UTC), Glen <a@a.com> wrote:

>Anybody here use Linux?

Yes

>I am a GNU/Linux user and was woundering if anybody here knew of any
>Overclocking apps that would run in Linux?

I guess by overclocking apps you mean a temp/fan monitors? There is
software called lm_sensors which does that quite nicely and you can
interface the data to a nice graphical monitor like gkrellm.

I run a NF7S M/B with XP2500 overclocked to XP3200 under Mandrake
Linux 9.2. All Linux applications work wonderfully.

>
>I have a nForce 2 Motherboard with a AMD XP 1800+ & a Geforce FX 5200


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Larry Gagnon adjusted his tin foil beanie and asbestos underwear to
write:

> On Mon, 10 May 2004 09:16:24 +0000 (UTC), Glen <a@a.com> wrote:
>
>>Anybody here use Linux?
>
> Yes
>
>>I am a GNU/Linux user and was woundering if anybody here knew of any
>>Overclocking apps that would run in Linux?
>
> I guess by overclocking apps you mean a temp/fan monitors? There is
> software called lm_sensors which does that quite nicely and you can
> interface the data to a nice graphical monitor like gkrellm.
>
> I run a NF7S M/B with XP2500 overclocked to XP3200 under Mandrake
> Linux 9.2. All Linux applications work wonderfully.
>
>>
>>I have a nForce 2 Motherboard with a AMD XP 1800+ & a Geforce FX 5200

There is nvclock to overclock your graphics but the support for the FX
card is experimental, and you will have to get it from the cvs at the
moment:-

http://www.linuxhardware.org/nvclock/

I have not tried it yet as i will be upgrading this week to Suse 9.1 so
do beware what the author says on the web page.

HTH

--
Mark
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Twixt hill and high water, N.Wales, UK
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On Mon, 10 May 2004 09:16:24 +0000, Glen wrote:

> Anybody here use Linux?
>
Doesn't everyone these days? I used to use OS/2, but I switched to Linux
3 years ago.

> I am a GNU/Linux user and was woundering if anybody here knew of any
> Overclocking apps that would run in Linux?
>
Never looked. Don't need any. Do it in the bios.

> I have a nForce 2 Motherboard with a AMD XP 1800+ & a Geforce FX 5200

OK, which 1800+? There's 3 models. cpuid? What do you want to know?

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[Glen]

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Wes Newell wrote:
> On Mon, 10 May 2004 09:16:24 +0000, Glen wrote:
>
>
>>Anybody here use Linux?
>>
>
> Doesn't everyone these days? I used to use OS/2, but I switched to Linux
> 3 years ago.
>

No, 95% of the world use windows

>
>>I am a GNU/Linux user and was woundering if anybody here knew of any
>>Overclocking apps that would run in Linux?
>>
>
> Never looked. Don't need any. Do it in the bios.
>

A pain having to restart every time

>
>>I have a nForce 2 Motherboard with a AMD XP 1800+ & a Geforce FX 5200
>
>
> OK, which 1800+? There's 3 models. cpuid? What do you want to know?
>