Aonoa

Has anyone overclocked a GTX Titan on a Linux system? I am so far unsuccessful with the nvidia-settings application. Perhaps if it is impossible through software, could it be viable to create a VBIOS specifically for Linux that does not need manual software intervention to have high clock speeds/voltage?

Thank you very much for your work on this VBIOS, and for releasing it. I am new here and found this site due to your Titan VBIOS. The following is entirely unrelated to your nice shiny VBIOS mod, but it is regarding your nvidia inspector recommendation; With the latest nvidia r320 beta driver I cannot get nvidia inspector to alter the power target. It works with Precision X, however. Nvidia inspector just pops it back to 100% when clicking apply, and that was me testing it on a new cleanly installed Windows 8 Pro 64bit prior to even installing Precision X. Furthermore, having done this nvidia inspector test I installed Precision X and changed it there just as I have with earlier nvidia drivers, e.g. to 106%. I then closed Precision X; launched nvidia inspector and tried to change the power target there, but this time it was stuck on the value I set in Precision. Just putting emphasis on the fact that this issue with nvidia inspector was on a system that had never been touched by Precision X. I'm not sure what is going on here, but something is amiss. Someone else on overclock.net also reported the same behaviour with the latest nvidia beta driver and nvidia inspector. Sorry for the off-topic subject, but since you recommended nvidia inspector I wanted to mention it and maybe hear a possible solution? Perhaps it is a discussion for another thread or PM's, since I do not want to disturb this thread with such a discussion.