@HikariKnight @1/4 Life I got around to
@HikariKnight @KyleGospo I got around to installing Bazzite on my system. I was asking you two some questions about overclocking Nvidia the other day.
🛟bazzite-helpOverclocking Multiple Nvidia GPUs possible in Bazzite after X11 is abandoned in F40?
I've had a breakthrough! Overclocking Nvidia is totally possible on newer cards without requiring X11 using the new NVML library and a python script to easily write into the required C calls.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/17kx3vu/how_to_crudely_overclock_your_nvidia_gpu_on/?rdt=63764
I will mention: GWE as installed by Bazzite Portal is worthless even in an X11 session as GWE still requires the coolbits flag to be modified in etc/X11/xorg.conf. Modifying clocks in this way does not seem possible in a safe way in Bazzite as it requires X11 to be running as root.
I would recommend anyone else looking to set clocks on nvidia to try the NVML route.
🛟bazzite-helpOverclocking Multiple Nvidia GPUs possible in Bazzite after X11 is abandoned in F40?
I've had a breakthrough! Overclocking Nvidia is totally possible on newer cards without requiring X11 using the new NVML library and a python script to easily write into the required C calls.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/17kx3vu/how_to_crudely_overclock_your_nvidia_gpu_on/?rdt=63764
I will mention: GWE as installed by Bazzite Portal is worthless even in an X11 session as GWE still requires the coolbits flag to be modified in etc/X11/xorg.conf. Modifying clocks in this way does not seem possible in a safe way in Bazzite as it requires X11 to be running as root.
I would recommend anyone else looking to set clocks on nvidia to try the NVML route.
