This is incorrect, it should be 'Nvidia Settings > X Server Display Configuration > Save to X Configuration File'.greerd wrote: If there isn't a xorg.conf file, create it from within the Nvidia Settings > nvidia-settings configuration > save current configuration, which should create the file.
yeah there's the difference. My Ryzen 1700x is probably spitting out twice the ppd. Otherwise, GTX 970 is GtX 970.greerd wrote:Code: Select all
$ inxi -C CPU: Quad core Intel Core i7 920 (-HT-MCP-) cache: 8192 KB clock speeds: max: 2668 MHz 1: 2133 MHz 2: 2668 MHz 3: 1600 MHz 4: 1600 MHz 5: 1600 MHz 6: 1600 MHz 7: 1733 MHz 8: 1733 MHz
3 times the cost?Citizen229 wrote:Just an FYI:
The next nvidia card series will be based on the maxwell archetecture like the 900 series. Using the newer 14nm process, this should make the cards 3x as powerful as the 900 series. The 900 series is a 45nm structure. so 1/3 the size of the transistors means they will be able to pack 3x the cuda cores for the same power draw versus 900 series. so from just core count alone the 970 goes from 270k x3=810k as a "1170". A higher base clock and more shaders will push it to 1 mil more than likely. Its a basic guesstamate. I believe it should be fairly accurate.
That's usually how it goes.greerd wrote:3 times the cost?
Cool, welcome, I see your climbing the team ranks quickly!LazyDev wrote:Hello
My GPU is a 980, that runs nearly 24/7. Was in the Nergasm team, but decided to give Mint a boost up the ranks.
We have? How did you come to that conclusion with our team rank at 346?900i wrote:I see we have made it into the Top 100 in the world.
Well done to us.
By the skin of our teeth! Next month we'll jump half way up the list!
Its not much of a heater.Indeed, I see we broke 2.5Mppd yesterday, things are definitely looking up!Citizen229 wrote:We have grown so much so fast, it is absolutely amazing.
