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A running blog of what changed in each GhostDeck release — newest first. Grab the latest build from the Releases page; the full technical changelog lives in CHANGELOG.md.
2026-07-12
The MSI Raider GE67 HX 12U fan curve is now verified too — its owner ran the wizard and it found the test curve at the shipped 0x72 (CPU) / 0x8A (GPU) addresses. So this model is now fully confirmed: profiles, and fan curve.
2026-07-12
Two more community confirmations landed:
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MSI Crosshair A16 HX (D7W/D8W) — its fan curve is now verified: the owner ran the wizard and it found the test curve at exactly the addresses GhostDeck ships (
0x72CPU /0x8AGPU). - MSI Raider GE67 HX 12U — promoted to Tested: the owner's per-scenario snapshot matched the shipped recipe 1:1 and they hardware-confirmed all three checks (Silent lowers power/noise, Extreme unlocks, switching stable).
That's 4 models tested on real hardware now, plus growing curve coverage — all driven by owners using the in-app Report / verify flow. Thank you! 🙌
2026-07-05
The MSI Sword 16 HX B13V / B14V fan curve is now verified. Its owner ran the new fan-curve wizard — set a known test curve in MSI Center, and GhostDeck found those exact values at the addresses it ships (0x72 CPU / 0x8A GPU), confirming the curve tables on real hardware. The Models tab now shows the curve as editable/verified instead of unverified. This is the first model verified end-to-end through the wizard — exactly how it's designed to work.
2026-07-05
The MSI Sword 16 HX B13V / B14V now shows CPU fan RPM instead of "—". The fan-tachometer register wasn't mapped for this model; the owner's earlier EC dump showed plausible, load-varying values at the same address the tested GE78HX board uses (0xC9/0xCB), so RPM is now read from there. (GPU RPM reads 0 while the discrete GPU's fan is idle.)
2026-07-05
A big usability update focused on making the window less cramped and on letting owners verify their own hardware.
A new segmented sub-tab control splits busy pages into short, focused views instead of one long scroll:
- Status is now Charts · EC bytes · Change log. The change-log view shows the last 16 entries, and each view is sized to its own content (so scrolling stays minimal). Sharpness at high DPI is unchanged — the buffered, DPI-aware canvas still does the drawing.
- Report is now Profiles · Fan curve.
The Report → Fan curve wizard confirms the fan-curve registers for your exact model. It walks you through setting a deliberately distinctive test curve in MSI Center (Extreme → Advanced), reads the EC back read-only, and then scans the dump to find where those values landed — discovering the per-model curve addresses rather than just guessing them. If they match what the app ships, your model's curve can be marked verified; either way it opens a pre-filled GitHub report. Because the test values are unusual and differ between the two fans, we can tell the CPU table from the GPU table and rule out a coincidental match.
Report and Updates moved out of the main tab strip into icon buttons (⚑ and ⟳) next to the light/dark toggle, freeing space in the strip. (Icon nudging fixed so the glyphs line up — symbol glyphs centre their cell, not their ink.)
The Verify my model button now lives in a fixed white footer alongside the table legend, and the model table scrolls in its own region so nothing overlaps. The Fan curve tab gained a matching Report fan curve button, and the tray now groups both under Report / verify.
- All new UI text is translated into all 8 languages.
- Docs: new TECHNICAL sections (EN/PL) on sub-tabs and the fan-curve tracer method, plus rendering notes.
Full changelog: 1.16.0
2026-07-05
The MSI Sword 16 HX B13V / B14V (15P2EMS1) was promoted from experimental to Tested after an owner confirmed it on real hardware: under Cinebench 2026, HWiNFO64 showed each profile hitting its intended CPU package-power limit, and the fan curve behaving on par with MSI Center. Also bumped the CI workflow actions to clear a Node deprecation warning.
2026-07-04
The MSI Crosshair A16 HX (D7W/D8W) (15PLIMS1) was promoted to Tested — an owner confirmed with HWiNFO64 that Silent measurably lowers CPU package power/clocks versus Balanced. The model-support request form also gained an optional hardware-verification section, so recognised-model owners can get verified in a single round.
Older releases: see CHANGELOG.md.