Topic: Barely Clocked: Barebone Command Line Clock Speed/Voltage Tweaking - page 2. (Read 11898 times)
June 15, 2011, 10:34:07 AM
I found it was rejecting changes because of CCC overclocking limits. Have to apply this patch to fix things out
June 15, 2011, 05:10:51 AM
I found that I can set memory freq, fan speed but have problems setting core and vddc. Removed afterburner and CCC
June 15, 2011, 02:23:16 AM
Can't get it to work on 6950. It can get values but exits -1 when trying to set.
Will definitely donate if you will fix it.
I think it may be related to driver problem. Afterburner can't change RAM frequency. It remains 1250 in monitoring graphs after I decrease it in AB and apply. Not the latest driver nor Catalyst 10.2 works for me. Maybe it's because of 3*6950(unlocked) present in my systemWill definitely donate if you will fix it.
Error looks like this:
June 14, 2011, 02:46:37 PM
Hi! Great work! Testing it now. I hope you could integrate it with your GUI Frontend and have like sliders or even just boxes to apply clock settings. 
Maybe if I ever bother to switch to tabbed interface, I'll add it.I know it's a bit asking much, but fan control would be great! Working well, tested on a 6850. And a way to reset maybe? (command) Your tools will be perfect once integrated to your GUI.
That was easy. Fan control and reset to default added. Didn't really bother testing them rigorously. Ran it once and those commands did what they are supposed to do. And a way to reset maybe? (command) Your tools will be perfect once integrated to your GUI.
June 14, 2011, 08:34:42 AM
I know it's a bit asking much, but fan control would be great! Working well, tested on a 6850. And a way to reset maybe? (command) Your tools will be perfect once integrated to your GUI.
And a way to reset maybe? (command) Your tools will be perfect once integrated to your GUI. June 14, 2011, 08:09:27 AM
Can't get it to work on 6950. It can get values but exits -1 when trying to set.
Will definitely donate if you will fix it.
Will definitely donate if you will fix it.
June 14, 2011, 01:42:52 AM
Hi! Great work! Testing it now. I hope you could integrate it with your GUI Frontend and have like sliders or even just boxes to apply clock settings.
June 13, 2011, 09:21:00 PM
nice work dude
June 13, 2011, 02:00:15 PM
Warning: I do not take any responsibilities for any and all damages caused by running this program, including turning GPUs into paper weights.
Current version: http://www.mediafire.com/?p8dxf28j9qnorza
Run it from command line:
The GPU number argument must be the first argument if you're tweaking clocks/voltage, but core/memory/vddc arguments don't have to be there.
VDDC is automatically set to the voltage of the last performance state (the 3D one), if that argument is not present.
I have only tested it on my 5850s.
Sample:
Inb4omgitburnedmyhousedown.
Current version: http://www.mediafire.com/?p8dxf28j9qnorza
Run it from command line:
Code:
1. CD to wherever the program is located in.
2. Type "barelyclocked" to see current GPU information.
3. Type "barelyclocked gpu=? core=? memory=? vddc=? fan=?" to set the clocks for specific GPUs. Here, "gpu=?" refers to the number that's displayed for each GPU from line 2, not the device number. Fan speed is in percent, not RPM.
4. To reset (the core, memory, VDDC, and fan speed), type "barelyclocked gpu=? default". If you include any additional arguments, they will be ignored.
2. Type "barelyclocked" to see current GPU information.
3. Type "barelyclocked gpu=? core=? memory=? vddc=? fan=?" to set the clocks for specific GPUs. Here, "gpu=?" refers to the number that's displayed for each GPU from line 2, not the device number. Fan speed is in percent, not RPM.
4. To reset (the core, memory, VDDC, and fan speed), type "barelyclocked gpu=? default". If you include any additional arguments, they will be ignored.
The GPU number argument must be the first argument if you're tweaking clocks/voltage, but core/memory/vddc arguments don't have to be there.
VDDC is automatically set to the voltage of the last performance state (the 3D one), if that argument is not present.
I have only tested it on my 5850s.
Sample:
Inb4omgitburnedmyhousedown.
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