Quote from: bobben2 on April 03, 2019, 04:56:18 PM

@eliovp, thank you for this tool.
Do you or anybody else know if there is a tool available in Linux to count GPU memory errors? Much like HWiNFO64 in Windows?

Hey Bobben2,

Yeah, it's not as obvious as on windows, that's a fact, try to check dmesg log, this gives you a lot of info as well.

Quote from: NefariousFool on April 05, 2019, 07:30:45 PM

>>Posted by: dragonmike

>> Has nobody ported this to Windows yet?

>> I'd be happy to do all testing myself and share my findings in this and other threads... But I'm not going to install Ubuntu and all that shizzle for that sole purpose. I suck at Linux unfortunately...
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I've been trying to but my plate is pretty over topped at the moment but it is something I have been working on. Sadly not having luck finding somebody to help so its all on when i can get time.

No worries, i hoped it would be a nice incentive for people to get the *nix vibes

Who knows, maybe a windows version will pop up one of these days Cheesy

Quote from: Claymore on April 05, 2019, 09:56:55 PM

Changing memory timings on the fly is a very good idea!
It's possible to access GPU MMIO registers in Windows too.
It's a bit tricky to implement it properly even if you have good skills and that's the main problem.
Registers offsets can be found in ROCm sources and typedefs in OhGodADecode utility or in ROCm again (though it contains only bitmasks so it would take some time to convert them).
Anyway, this tool gave me an idea of new feature, thanks, also it was funny to play with registers and see some BSODs

I donated 0.25BTC to the address in first post.

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It's possible to access GPU MMIO registers in Windows too.
It's a bit tricky to implement it properly even if you have good skills and that's the main problem.

Yeah, i'm very much aware that it's possible, it's the tricky part that's tricky :p

Thank you for your donation. It's very much appreciated!

I also noticed i've been getting some hash from someone.
I would like to thank that person as well!

Also, would again like to point out that i kind of hoped that i would see some more test results (with screenshots) here.
It doesn't hurt to help eachother out...

Cheers!