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I'm currently running SuSE 9.1 Pro and have a Geforce FX 5600. I was searching for a way to overclock it and the only thing I came across was "nvclock" which at this time isn't able to overclock the FX series of cards. I'm wondering, is there another way to do this?
Distribution: Gentoo 2004.2: Who needs exmmpkg when you have emerge?
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NVClock is the only video card OCer that I know of, but I think the CVS version supports FX overclocking. I have an FX as well, but I couldn't get it working (segfaults).
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