The first line is the core clock, memory clock, powerlevel, and powertune I believe.

aticonfig --adapter=1 --od-setclocks=1110,1415,150,1

It is know that powertune values can vary from -20% to 20%. What do I have to expect if I use the following; Any chance cards will consumme less power without reducing stock clocks?

aticonfig --adapter=all --od-setclocks=x,y,90,1

I'm running stock clocks and stock voltage (but all cards are powertune certified and have unlock Bios).

Thanks.

Quote from: flo2005 on February 25, 2014, 04:41:36 am

Quote from: Darkbane on February 24, 2014, 11:21:44 pm

Quote from: flo2005 on February 24, 2014, 09:55:19 pm

Quote from: kpematop on February 24, 2014, 08:14:20 pm

NaN do you have plans to release more optimized miner for PTS, if yes when it can happen?
Is there possibility to add temperature, fan % and voltages for the GPUs in the miner?

Regards

because voltage regulation is a serious lack in linux AMD drivers and we all know that cards don't need that much volotage to run... even OC... Thanks a lot

http://sourceforge.net/projects/amdovdrvctrl/?source=navbar

allows you to change voltage unless your card is factory locked in which case the BIOS will have to be edited?

Tried but it says that some functions are not supported by either your hardware, the Catalyst driver or the ADL. List of problems: failed to get fan speed infos and Overdrive parameters. Which makes no sense since OD is activated because both cards (r9 290) are OC and works perfectly. Fan speed is also manually adjusted by command. Didn't manage to get the info if the last available version supports r9 cards or Catalyst 14.1 beta for linux... Any idea?

I personally don't know, I run windows, I was just trying to give you an option heh... I'm not sure the 290 series can have the voltage changed without directly accessing the BIOS, and I'm not sure anyone has made a good utility for the 290 series yet (I've seen people ask like crazy but never a good answer)... the 280 and below are cake to modify the BIOS if locked...

I used to be on W8.1 and switched to linux to "insta gain" 1k cm/card. Anyway when on Windows I was able to tweak the voltage of both the cards (saphhire and gigabyte) using MSI AB. So I was wondering why I can't on linux whereas it seems people are ok with that on their side. But I guess r9 29x and not well supported. Only 7xxx and r9 up to 28x series at this time...

Quote from: flo2005 on February 24, 2014, 09:55:19 pm

Quote from: kpematop on February 24, 2014, 08:14:20 pm

NaN do you have plans to release more optimized miner for PTS, if yes when it can happen?
Is there possibility to add temperature, fan % and voltages for the GPUs in the miner?

Regards

because voltage regulation is a serious lack in linux AMD drivers and we all know that cards don't need that much volotage to run... even OC... Thanks a lot

http://sourceforge.net/projects/amdovdrvctrl/?source=navbar

allows you to change voltage unless your card is factory locked in which case the BIOS will have to be edited?

Tried but it says that some functions are not supported by either your hardware, the Catalyst driver or the ADL. List of problems: failed to get fan speed infos and Overdrive parameters. Which makes no sense since OD is activated because both cards (r9 290) are OC and works perfectly. Fan speed is also manually adjusted by command. Didn't manage to get the info if the last available version supports r9 cards or Catalyst 14.1 beta for linux... Any idea?

Hi guys,

Not able to reach "normal" score on my side. Only having 3000 cm on the following rig:
Win 8.1
Catalyst 13.12 whql (also tested beta 14 but lower score)
Sapphire r9 290 @1125/1270
-t 0,0 -a 1 (other values do lower score!)
I also have a gtx780 running on the same computer. But dont think it is important... At least I hope xD

Any suggestion please?