We all know that Windows has always been the Go To platform for PC Games.
However, I recall a conversation a few months ago about running Steam and
other games via wine. As long as that's still viable (and yes, I know that
not all games will be compatible with wine, but many will be! And last I
heard Valve was slowly porting all the Steam games to Linux), the question
that has recently come to my mind is GPU overclocking. In Windows there are
many utilities, usually written by the video card vendor (MSI, Asus,
etc...) to easily let you play with GPU clock & memory clock settings. And
then there's utilities like Haven and others that let you test/benchmark
your settings. How do you do such in Linux? I somewhat doubt that I can hit
Asus's web site and download their GPU config utility for Linux. And even
if I could, how can someone test their settings to ensure that they're
stable? I don't think wine would properly run 3D Benchmarking utilities
like Haven or 3D Mark, would it? This is something I'd really like to
learn, if possible.



Thanks in advance!


--- Dan

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