Quote from: crazyates on July 31, 2013, 03:43:47 AM

Quote from: swiftshoot on July 31, 2013, 01:54:40 AM

I have played with CraPE v0.1 but had difficulty with my system as I needed additional software to be installed on the machine. As a wishlist for future versions of CraPE, could you added the following applications?

- .Net Framework 3.5 and 4.0 (or 4.5)
- Corsair Link for the AX series intelligent digital power supplies (needs .net framework installed)
- Sapphire Trixx software (for Sapphire cards as it can force undervolting some locked cards in MSI Afterburner.
- CPU Miner (for those extra added hash rates to process)
- Sapphire, Gigabyte, Asus, etc Video card BIOS Flash Utilities

Thanks for the feedback!

- I was going to add .Net 4.0 to be able to include CGWatcher, but adding it would almost double the size of the ISO. It won't even install on my 1GB USB drive cuz it said there wasn't enough room, but I could try on my 16GB.
- I will look into this if I ever get a .Net install on.
- I've always used MSI AB, but I'll look into whether Trixx can be installed. If I can make it work, I'll def add it as an option.
- I prolly won't include a CPU Miner, unless it's for PrimeCoin.
- BIOS Flash utilities is a great idea! I'll see what I can do.

Would ATIFlash work, or are vendor-specific version required?

Quote from: swiftshoot on July 31, 2013, 02:06:56 AM

The reason why he was asking is that 12.6 was the last version that supported 8 GPUs. 12.7+ only support 4 GPUs.
However, it may be possible latest 13.6 versions may support multiple GPUs. Could not find any confirmation yet on that.

I'm assuming you're going by this post? All 32-bit drivers are limited to 4GPUs anyways, IIRC, so I choose the driver that was most stable, which would be 12.8.

Some vendor Specifics would be preferable... Gigabyte, MSI, Sapphire, Asus and ATIFlash.
Additionally, adding the Corsair Link software would be sweet for the next build. It is the Power management software for the Intelligent Digital PSUs they have. It will allow us to know the true Watts the system is using. It connects via USB.