Quote from: treanski on April 24, 2018, 04:12:42 PM

Quote from: RIGED on April 24, 2018, 01:44:01 PM

Quote from: treanski on April 24, 2018, 08:43:50 AM

can your software change the hbm2 controller voltage on a vega 56 from 1.25v to 1.35v like on a vega64?

yes = then its awesome
no = then its just a powerplaytable editor nothing more

the answer is yes = then its awesome

and no its not just a powerplaytable editor and if it was can you please point me to one available today that can be used by non coding savvy folk?

when user defined, QMS treats GPU States P6 and P7 and voltages, as well as MEM State P3 and voltage as separate calls through the amd driver aside from settings in the powerplaytables,
these calls override user defined powerplaytables

why the heck do you need so much voltage? gaming?
i never go above 950mV, heats up the cards too much and summer is coming

QMS does come with a "its your gpu, put 10V through it but dont blame us for bricking it " warning

just about to get the first beta test version out today or tomorrow, I will make an unofficial video of QMS features and show it running
a couple of readers of this thread will get an early beta test copy too... they can also chip in with comments and debugging

what the fuck are you doing all the time? do you even know what you are doing?

the hbm2 controller voltage has nothing to do with P0-P4 Memory states...this states has 0 effect on real memory voltage.

Vega56 Hbm2 controller = 1,25V
Vega64 Hbm2 controller = 1,35V

thats the reason why you can clock memory on a Vega56 with 64bios up to 1100-1200mhz. so for me its still a powerplay table editor nothing else

This thread has always ignored all the existing resources and information out there - even on this own forum.