"Apply Defaults" and "Persistent Save" options are greyed out on current version with 5700 XT #6
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Is that the current git version? Looks like it is using an old glade file for some reason, try to re-clone, uninstall and install again (or maybe a |
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As for the clock speed, that is my experience as well with ~ same settings. You will need to push the power limit and maybe the voltage further to reach higher clock speeds (also make sure the power limit is actually working, see #3 ) |
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I literally installed it from source like 30 minutes before posting this
issue, it's a brand new install. This is a different system than the one I
had the 5600 XT running on, I've never had Powerupp installed on this
system, and like I said, I just freshly cloned the repo and installed it a
couple hours ago. I'll try it again, just to make sure, but I don't see how
that could even be possible seeing as how the repo didn't exist on my
system 12 hours ago.
And I checked radeon-profile for the power limit, it actually did take
effect.
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As for the clock speed, that is my experience as well with ~ same
settings. You will need to push the power limit and maybe the voltage
further to reach higher clock speeds (also make sure the power limit is
actually working, see #3 <#3>)
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That is strange, the default and save buttons do not even exist anymore, they have moved to a menu button. |
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I'll try just completely removing that directory, and making a new one, and see what happens
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That is strange, the default and save buttons do not even exist anymore, they have moved to a menu button.
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No idea what's going on, but I removed the powerupp directory, changed to another directory I use for cloning repos, (I was in But yeah, I raised the power limit and GFX Clock just to test it out, the normal GFX limit for my model 5700 XT is 2100MHz, I set it to 2105, power limit is 190W, I set it to 200, and it does in fact work, according to radeon-profile. The only annoying thing is that it changes the dpm performance level to some weird setting (maybe "manual"?), instead of what I already had it at, and I have to go and fix it manually either with radeon-profile or just running Anyway, I chose persistent save, we'll see if it holds on reboot, but it does seem like it's in working order. No idea what the hell that was about, but thanks, closing now. Oh, and I do still have that 5600XT, if you need any help testing now that the card has been out a while, to try and get it working I'm happy to help. Thanks again, closing. |
On Manjaro Linux, with the Gigabyte Gaming OC RX 5700 XT, the program half-works (it doesn't seem to actually set the gfx clock right, I set 2100 but it'll only go to 2065 or 2030 but the power limits and other stuff seems to work, this is all without
amdgpu.ppfeaturemaskenabled, just stock settings). But there is no ability to persistent save or load the defaults. I can load the current settings, though, that does work.Screenshot:
Terminal output is almost useless, as it's immediately swamped with GTK errors for some reason, this is the output literally 1 second after launch:
Tried running with sudo, it says "failed to create config file," and still has no persistent save or load defaults option.
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