Benchmarks Of The Open-Source Intel/AMD/NVIDIA Drivers, 11 Years On
One of the biggest limitations of Nouveau remains and that's the lack of proper re-clocking support. In today's testing, I attempted to re-clock the graphics cards that support it with Nouveau, but most of the time they couldn't be statically re-clocked to their highest performance state. Most Kepler GPUs can be re-clocked to the mid-level (0a) but would lock-up and produce artifacts as illustrated above when attempting to hit the highest performance state for the video memory. Of the GPUs tested, only the GeForce GTX 650 was able to hit the 0f (highest) state and run without failing. Nouveau developers have been working on re-clocking for years but it's an incredibly large task without support or technical documentation from Nouveau. It seems unlikely that this year the feature will be accomplished, especially for seeing any dynamic re-clocking out-of-the-box.
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