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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
Two fixes to the fan-curve report flow:
- If a capture comes back empty, the wizard now tells you why. When your laptop isn't in the Advanced-curve state (e.g. it's in Silent, so the EC still holds the default curve), it says so and tells you to switch to Extreme, set the Advanced curve, Save, stay in Extreme, and capture again — instead of a vague "couldn't locate the test curve".
- Fixed the button/step label showing "Capture _scan" instead of "Capture & scan".
2026-07-12
The report wizards no longer pre-fill the "paste your dump here" field. It used to be seeded with a placeholder, and reopening the report link restored it and wiped whatever you'd pasted — so dumps sometimes arrived empty. Now that field starts empty (the report is on your clipboard and saved to a .txt), so Ctrl+V just works. Every other field is still filled in for you.
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.