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Ubuntu 18.04.4, driver amdgpu-pro-20.20-1089974 no effect #46

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PNixx opened this issue Jul 29, 2020 · 4 comments
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Ubuntu 18.04.4, driver amdgpu-pro-20.20-1089974 no effect #46

PNixx opened this issue Jul 29, 2020 · 4 comments

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@PNixx
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PNixx commented Jul 29, 2020

My Vega56 timing apply no effect with a new drivers 20.20-1089974, ethereum 33.9mh/s.
With old 19.20-812932 driver - 45mh/s.

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Eliovp commented Jul 29, 2020

Well, i would suggest to use 19.20 then :)

I just did a quick test on 20.20 , kernel 5.8.0, Vega 56, stock clocks, REF changed to 9k
20.10 -> 36.62 Mh
20.20 -> 35.97 Mh

Changed REF to 22k
20.20 -> 36.71 Mh

Works fine..

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@PNixx
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PNixx commented Jul 30, 2020

19.20 not working with rx 5700 xt. I use a single system different card.

@PNixx
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PNixx commented Jul 31, 2020

@Eliovp I see applying timings for incorrect memory state:

$ sudo amdmemorytweak/amdmemtweak --i 5 --c
GPU 5:  Vega 10 XT [Radeon RX Vega 64]	pci:0000:0b:00.0
Memory state: 800MHz
Memory: Hynix HBM2

Current working memory 949Mhz.

@perestoronin
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perestoronin commented Sep 25, 2020

My Vega56 timing apply no effect with a new drivers 20.20-1089974, ethereum 33.9mh/s.
With old 19.20-812932 driver - 45mh/s.

I have same issue on Vega56 :( 45 -> 36mh/s

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