MarkJohnson

Sorry if this has been asked before, but search didn't turn up anything after an hour or more.

I want to overclock my GTX 295 and then save it to the BIOS so it will stay overclocked and not mess with software OC. I run Linux a lot and would love for the overclock to be in affect there as well.

Any recommended tools for doing this and is there a special way to do a 295 as it has two video cards in one.

Thanks for any help.
ps. I have two GTX 295. An evga and BFG if that matters any. Both will be water cooled by next weekend.

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Does Linux have any applications that can take advantage of such GPU power? I mean with the OC?

MarkJohnson

Actually there are a lot of applications. Most use WINE and will allow you to run a multitude of programs. Myself, I'm mainly using it for folding when I'm not using my machine as Linux is much more efficient than Windows at the moment.

Now if I can just figure out how to accomplish this feat.

-=Mark=-

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