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vega64 does not apply memory / core clock #163
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Is this still relevent? |
Running with sudo radeon-profile still shows
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@Benzhaomin @MartB |
Looks fixed to me, thanks. |
I'm also currently experiencing this issue, I installed a version "Git unstable" (git develop repository) from PPA Ubuntu 20.04 Vega 56, It will change the Power limit, but won't touch pp_od_clk_voltage at all. I tested and CoreControl works fine. You will ask me what version is on, but currently when Corecontrol is running it won't allow me to start Radeon-Profile it is telling me to "At least one core state has to be enabled" i quest it won't allow me to start it at the same time as CoreCtrl, nor after it was started and stopped. On the picture it says v20200824 |
Not working for me either |
Fresh install - Manjaro with Cinnamon UI
Created new frequency/voltage states tables but cannot apply them |
The memory clock in the states table is not applied to the device, for some reason nothing happens when the memory clocks get changed.
Running the following command manually works though.
echo "m 3 1050 1000" > "/sys/class/drm/card0/device/pp_od_clk_voltage"
Core clock changes seem to be broken aswell.
Can someone point me into the right direction?
Edit: installing radeon-profile-daemon and running the app as normal user works.
Running the app standalone using sudo does not work though, interesting.
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