NVClock: Nvidia graphics card optimized

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Recently I suddenly found that my Nvidia graphics card turned a little fast and the sound was loud, so I wanted to reduce noise. After some searches, we found the NVClock tool. NVClock can be used to control the speed of the video card fan or adjust the clock frequency of the video card.

NVClock may be included in general Linux release software repositories. to install it, you only need to search and install it using the Package Manager. However, this installation method may not be the latest version. If the video card is newer, we recommend that you use the latest version of NVClock, which supports more video card models. The latest version of NVClock is 0.8 (beta 3 ). After obtaining and uninstalling the source code, run the following command to install the SDK:

./Autogen. sh
./Configure
Make
Make install

In step 2, some compilation options are available. You can use./configure -- help to query details.

After NVClock is installed, you can enter the nvclock command in the terminal to execute it. For example, to adjust the fan speed, run the following command:

Nvclock-F nn

The nn here is between 10 and 100.

For more options about nvclock, run nvclock-h.

NVClock also includes a graphical interface that can be used:

NVClock website is located in: linuxhardware.org/nvclock/ "> http://www.linuxhardware.org/nvclock/

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