We have already talked a few times about programs or tools for overclocking from GNU / Linux distributions in one of our blogs. Today again we return to this topic that interests so many ozeros who want simplicity and control to carry out overclocking on its chips, either CPUs or GPUs. In this case, we come to present a program for those who have a GeForce graphics card from NVIDIA.
greenwithenvy is that program, open source, free, free and created by the community. That community that is there to respond when companies do not develop official software for these practices and more for our platform, which is sometimes so forgotten by large developers. With this program, you will be able to control temperatures, fan speed, clock frequency, do small overclocking and more.
All centralized in the same tool and based on a Pretty simple and intuitive GUI. Remember to enable "Coolbits" to be able to use some skills not supported with NVIDIA GPUs on Linux. However, if you want more information about this package, you have everything you need in its Official Site. There you will find universal packages to be able to install them easily in any distribution, since they are Flatpak. Come on, that more simplicity is almost impossible! And all this in Linux, since Windows users are possibly used to this type of facilities, but in Linux you have to work everything else ...
Of course, if you do these practices, remember do them carefully, knowing what you are doing and under your responsibility, since you could damage your equipment. If done well, it does not have to cause problems, but beware of excess frequency problems that could cause reboots due to instability, a notable increase in temperature (you will need to improve the cooling system), and in some cases, render the system unusable. chip…