So basically my issue is that the gpu fan speed is not showing up (sensors, corectrl, etc) sensors ouput:Įdge: +31.0☌ (crit = +104000.0☌, hyst = -273.1☌) Radeon.cik_support=0 amdgpu.cik_support=1 radeon.si_support=0 amdgpu.si_support=1
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I don't have access to the wiki so after further evaluation from the community, please, update it there.Before anything this is how i got amdgpu running (instead of the proprietary driver), just in case that this particular setup is what is causing problems: /etc/default/grub "Įcho "| Getting fanspeed and temperature of all devices. QUERY_RESULT2=`aticonfig -adapter= -odgt | grep Sensor | sed 's/^*//' | sed 's/Sensor 0\: //'` # sed command just cosmetic to remove the whitespaces from beginning of lineĮcho "| DEVICE #$%. QUERY_RESULT1=`aticonfig -pplib-cmd "get fanspeed 0" | grep Result | sed 's/Result\: //'` QUERY_RESULT=`aticonfig -pplib-cmd "get fanspeed 0" | grep "Result"` = device and = valueĪticonfig -pplib-cmd "set fanspeed 0 " 1>/dev/null # remove output to /dev/null if you want the output of pplib For first GPU dev=0, Second GPU dev=1, etc."Įcho "speed Fanspeed in percentage (value from 10 to 99). If no device is specified, default if device #0"Įcho "setall Set the same value of fanspeed across all devices"Įcho "getall Get temperature and fanspeed of all devices"Įcho "dev# Device Number. If no device is specified, default if device #0"Įcho "set Set fanspeed of a specific GPU. Currently working on Catalyst 12.6Įcho "Usage: "Įcho "get Retrieve fanspeed and temperature from specific GPU. TOTALDEV=$((`sudo aticonfig -lsa | wc -l` - 2)) # total number of devices. # XXX Todo: exit if user tries to use device number higher than the number of devices present ()ĭEFAULT_DEVICE=0 # this is the fallback for the default device. # XXX Todo: Match the function getall output with the actual device number (the actual device ID sometimes doesn't follow the query order), e.g (default adapter - Device 0 - is actually the second GPU) # XXX Todo: Make the script parameter-based (-device 2 -speed 70 etc) # to set each separately (once for DEVICE=0, once for DEVICE=1). # unless you have a multi-GPU card (5970, 6990) in which case you have # NB: Changing fan speed does not persist through reboots!
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That's a huge difference! I set it to 40% to keep it from burning out the fan while I figure out how to automate it.īefore I manually set the speed, I was watching it with 'get fanspeed 0' and it started at 20%, when oclHashcat-* was running it gradually went up to 33% and just stayed at 33%, even though the temp sensor showed 80c on the GPU. PS setting the fan to 70% (up from 33% it had selected on it's own) brought tempt down from 80c to 64c. Maybe it could work as a cron job that watches for oclHashcat processes and automatically increases the fan while processes found, and decreases the fan when no processes found. I'm planning to write a small shell script to control my fan speed so I can increase it before using oclHashcat-* and reduce it once finished. I guess leaving the fan at very high value for a long time will burn it out. fanspeed 0 <- I think the 0 is which register for the object (fanspeed), it appears 0 is the only valid valueħ0 <- Only necessary for "set", this is the percentage of maximum to set the fan speed to. pplib-cmd <- Undocumented aticonfig command, appears to directly interface with firmware on card
Until I get add to the wiki, here's how to set the fan speed:Įnv DISPLAY=:0.1 aticonfig -pplib-cmd "set fanspeed 0 70"Įnv <- Runs a shell command with the following variables set, so it doesn't affect the rest of your shellĭISPLAY=:0.1 <- Select GPU #2 (:0.0 would be GPU #1, :0.2 would be GPU #3, etc)
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