Quote from: akadamson on April 23, 2018, 12:55:06 PM

Quote from: patrike on April 23, 2018, 08:50:17 AM

Quote from: akadamson on April 19, 2018, 02:57:04 AM

Patrike,

The GPU settings dialog doesn't list the card name, only the GPU number and a colon. The values come over from the remote servers, but no card type/name, etc

Am I missing something to enable this?

UPDATE: This seems to only be on remote miners, on a local one the GPU names are shown.

Is this the "Map to system monitoring" and GPU tab of Awesome Miner? Are you running Remote Agent or the Windows service (Remote Service) on the remote computers? The Remote Agent application should be able to get the GPU names in the "Map to system monitoring" list. Please share any additional details and I will try to figure out if there is a specific scenario where it isn't working. Thanks! In general, Awesome Miner uses a third-party library that uses the AMD and nVidia API's to get information about the GPU's, including their names.

In case it's about MSI Afterburner and the GPU clocking - do you see the GPU names in MSI Afterburner user interface?

Quote from: akadamson on April 19, 2018, 09:36:10 PM

Patrike,

(see my other issue with no names on remote AB remoteserver)

More on the GPU setting. If you use AM to change the overclocking, with the checkboxes to set x at start and y at stop. Stop does not happen when you manually start mining, the x configuration happens, but if you then manually stop mining, it does not send the y version. (note, I did clone the x, when I created y, but changed the oc profile to the right version).

Could you please verify the log files (or send them to me view mail) for this scenario? Awesome Miner is writing information about clocking profiles being applied and the exact clocking commands sent to MSI Afterburner. Every time a specific clocking command is sent to MSI Afterburner, you can find "Executing GPU clocking command".

When stopping a miner, it should be possible to see "Set clocking stop profile".

Patrike,

From the start

Running MSI Afterburner remote server on the remote miners, (they are also running MSI afterburner, which I think it required?)

Map to system monitor works correctly, the names appear there whether running remote server or not.

Where the names does show is when you use the GPU settings -> settings via Awesome Miner and Afterburner...

The same is true if you use the options->gpu clocking->configure and select a remote miner

I have a GTX 950 on the machine where AM is running and it's able to get the name in both areas, but not the remote miners.

Yes, the names are shown in the MSI interface

As to the log and the profile usage, I'll look at that separately.

Thanks

Thanks for sharing all details.

Let's investigate if MSI Afterburner is returning the GPU names over the control interface that Awesome Miner uses.

1) Open a web browser on the computer where you run MSI Afterburner, where there are no GPU names.
2) Navigate to: http://localhost:82/macm
3) Enter username/password like this: MSIAfterburner/17cc95b4017d496f82
4) Please send me the output via mail or PM. Awesome Miner is reading all MSI Afterburner information, including GPU names, for this output.