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2010-11-03
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#891
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In XTerm type
What are your max and min CPU frequencies?
Code:
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2010-11-03
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#892
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Originally Posted by JonWW
will that not just load the default ideal settings though?
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What are your max and min CPU frequencies?Code:sudo kernel-config load ideal sudo kernel-config show
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2010-11-03
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Your correct, sorry, it's been a long time since I overclocked manually
In XTerm type
change the values to what suits your device
You can then copy these two commands into the Advanced setting of QBW as you are using a two lined command (script)
A good OCing guide is here, you can save you OC setting and just use the one command instead of two
In XTerm type
Code:
sudo kernel-config load ideal sudo kernel-config limits 250 850
You can then copy these two commands into the Advanced setting of QBW as you are using a two lined command (script)
A good OCing guide is here, you can save you OC setting and just use the one command instead of two
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2010-11-03
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#894
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Originally Posted by JonWW
Or simply do the to first and then:
Your correct, sorry, it's been a long time since I overclocked manually
In XTerm type
change the values to what suits your deviceCode:sudo kernel-config load ideal sudo kernel-config limits 250 850
You can then copy these two commands into the Advanced setting of QBW as you are using a two lined command (script)
A good OCing guide is here, you can save you OC setting and just use the one command instead of two
sudo kernel-config save 'yourname'
and then in cmd QBW type:
sudo kernel-config load 'yourname'
That should do it, it works for me ;j
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2010-11-03
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Originally Posted by JonWW
i already have saved overclocking profiles as myconfig and myconfig1, is there a way to load these?
Your correct, sorry, it's been a long time since I overclocked manually
In XTerm type
change the values to what suits your deviceCode:sudo kernel-config load ideal sudo kernel-config limits 250 850
You can then copy these two commands into the Advanced setting of QBW as you are using a two lined command (script)
A good OCing guide is here, you can save you OC setting and just use the one command instead of two
in desktop command execution i just have the following saved but it doesn't work in qbw
echo "kernel-config load myconfig1" | sudo gainroot | echo ""
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2010-11-03
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#896
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Originally Posted by richwhite
or a much easyer way check out smart clocker post does it all for you
i already have saved overclocking profiles as myconfig and myconfig1, is there a way to load these?
in desktop command execution i just have the following saved but it doesn't work in qbw
echo "kernel-config load myconfig1" | sudo gainroot | echo ""
post is here
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2010-11-03
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#897
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Ah, OK, type in XTerm
You'll then be overclocked
pop the same code into QBW to OC with a QBW
Code:
sudo kernel-config load myconfig1
pop the same code into QBW to OC with a QBW
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2010-11-03
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#898
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Originally Posted by JonWW
that just says loading /home/user/.kernel/myconfig
Ah, OK, type in XTerm
You'll then be overclockedCode:sudo kernel-config load myconfig1
pop the same code into QBW to OC with a QBW
successfully loaded.
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2010-11-03
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#899
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Originally Posted by Dousan
That did it, thanks!
Or simply do the to first and then:
sudo kernel-config save 'yourname'
and then in cmd QBW type:
sudo kernel-config load 'yourname'
That should do it, it works for me ;j
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2010-11-04
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#900
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so is it possible to for instance add the command?:
sudo /usr/sbin/kernel-load /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt
sudo /usr/sbin/kernel-load /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt
