Whats new in GhostDeck 1.23.1
One fan, one curve, zero confusion.
A small release with a nice story: a community report taught GhostDeck that some MSI boards simply have one controllable fan curve - and the app now treats them properly.
While verifying the Thin GF63 12VE (#22, thanks @fwbvng), it turned out MSI Center on that board has always shown a single fan slider (the CPU fan; cross-checked with an independent tool). The EC still contains GPU-side curve tables, but the firmware never reads them - a dead field.
GhostDeck 1.23.1 handles this properly:
- The Fan curve tab shows one full-width plot with a "this model has a single controllable fan curve" note - no more dead GPU graph pretending to matter.
- The unused GPU tables are never written to the EC - the editor, per-profile presets, the tray quick-switch and the CLI all skip them automatically on such boards.
- Presets keep their format, so sharing and importing works unchanged.
The verification wizard used to be all-or-nothing: unless it found both test curves in the EC dump, it reported "not located" - even when the CPU curve sat exactly where expected and the board simply had no Fan 2 to set. Now each fan is located independently:
CPU test curve found at 0x72; no GPU test curve in the dump - single-fan model (one slider in MSI Center) or Fan 2 not set.
The generated report and the prefilled GitHub issue carry the same per-fan detail, so future reports from single-fan boards will verify cleanly on the first try.
- The Thin GF63 12VE's fan curve is now verified (the editor's "unverified" tag is gone) - completing the model's set: Tested profiles, working RPM readout, verified curve.
- The preset bar sits a little lower, giving the hint line proper breathing room.
Update from the Updates tab (one click) or grab the build from the latest release. Full details in the changelog. Own a laptop where MSI Center shows only one fan slider? The Report / verify → Fan curve wizard now understands you. 👻