It loads the saved configuration, but doesn't load or apply the clock offsets. I've already tried running 'nvidia-settings -load-config-only' as a startup program, a startup script, from a script, and by just entering it into terminal. I'm not quite sure what you're getting at by adding the command to. I found a description of the different Coolbits settings here: dmrc file in your /home folder <- and that should tell you that I haven't tried this myself so proceed with caution :-) xinitrc, I believe you need to add it to the. So if you want overclock, overvolt and fanspeed the value would be 28 (8+4+16)Īs for the command nvidia-settings -load-config-only, as Ubuntu doesn't have. The value 16 (bit4) enables overvoltage (after driver version 346.16). The value 12 is 8 (bit3) enabling overclocking plus 4 (bit2) enabling manual configuration of GPU fanspeed (depending where you are you might need it in summer). The older guide you followed does not work for your card - read here () nvidia-settings-rc file have you added the Option 'Coolbits' to your nf?

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