Where the 0 is my GPU number, and the 90 is the maximum power in watts. =END OF ANSWER=Īnd as an extra tidbit not asked for in this question, you can also adjust the power output of your Nvidia GPU with: sudo nvidia-smi -i 0 -pl 90 nvidia-settings -a "/GPUFanControlState=1" -a "/GPUTargetFanSpeed=55"įor a much more detailed overview of this feature including multiple GPU fans, check out this thorough documentation Nvidia Overclocking and Coolingįor a somewhat rambling and wayward thread which lead me to the above link, check out Set Fanspeed in Linux from Terminal Importantly I note that my 1070 Ti is GPU 0. Gives information about the GPU(s) and their numbers. To tell nvidia-xconfig to allow the fan to be controlled in the command line. To control Nvidia GPU fan speed via Terminal on Linux Mint 20 with a 1070 Ti: sudo nvidia-xconfig -cool-bits=4
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