>try to overclock your amd gpu in linux
>mistype a command
>destroy your gpu
>this is the recommend driver for amd gpus on linux
Try to overclock your amd gpu in linux
Jason Torres
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William Perry
It's doing exactly what you told it to do though.
You have the freedom to do whatever you want, that shouldn't be restricted.
Juan Brooks
Samuel Clark
I don't see what's wrong here, it does exactly what you tell it to do.
Nathaniel Howard
This but unironically.
Doing that kind of manipulation to modify your GPU voltages implies that you know what you're doing.
Grayson Hall
This is as close as you can get to BIOS modding through the OS, if you do stupid shit, you'll end up with useless hardware.
David Long
maybe have an actual control panel with a graphical slider indicating a safe range of values and then when going over that limit have a dialog box pop up with a massive warning indicating you may irreversibly damage your hardware if you continue. But I'm guessing having a GUI at all would be the biggest hurdle.
Adam Clark
overclocking the gpu is trivial on other operating systems.
Jeremiah Torres
> be op
> be mentally challenged
> try to turn on computer
> accidentally put it in your anus
> anus is torn
> whine about recommendations made for people who are not retarded
Jace Morgan
No one cares about the GUI, someone might make it, but nobody will use it.