onboard gpu clocking?

DocClock aka MadClocker · Apr 16, 2014

Ok, I know that I really need a video card to play certain games, but until I can afford a new one, I was wondering how to overclock the onboard gpu with my intel chip...so I'm not sure if I should post this in the cpu section, or gpu section.

I have an Asrock h61m-vg3 board with an intel g2030 with I believe hd3000 graphics?

I haven't seen anything in the setup program (bios) to change the clock rate of the gpu. Any suggestions?

Anybody familiar with this board or this cpu/gpu or similar setup?

Would like to play a few Linux games but at 2 fps it is unplayable.
Thanks to all

Silver_Pharaoh · Apr 16, 2014

DocClock aka MadClocker said:
Ok, I know that I really need a video card to play certain games, but until I can afford a new one, I was wondering how to overclock the onboard gpu with my intel chip...so I'm not sure if I should post this in the cpu section, or gpu section.

I have an Asrock h61m-vg3 board with an intel g2030 with I believe hd3000 graphics?

I haven't seen anything in the setup program (bios) to change the clock rate of the gpu. Any suggestions?

Anybody familiar with this board or this cpu/gpu or similar setup?

Would like to play a few Linux games but at 2 fps it is unplayable.
Thanks to all

Ahhh. The H series motherboards..........

I had one of those, and supposedly you can overclock the onboard GPU only.

Trouble is, I haven't seen a mobo that has a H chipset that has options in the BIOS for that.

AFAIK, the BIOS is the only place to OC that HD Graphics, but if you can't find one...

Lemme see if I can find a program for that.
I'd say try MSI Afterburner, but you are running Linux....

EDIT: Intel XTU is the software for that, but I can't find a Linux version

onboard gpu clocking?

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