Values should retain through reebot, no need to apply them everytime. But if you want, easiest way to add to windows autostart is to use registry: Code: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] "OverdriveNTool"="\"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\OverdriveNTool\\OverdriveNTool.exe\" -p0\"1\"" Replace C:\\Program Files (x86)\\OverdriveNTool to directory where you have OverdriveNTool.exe, save this to autostart.reg file, then run this file once. Remember to use only ASCII letters and numbers for profile name that you want to use in commandline, and use \ before each \ and " characters, so "OverdriveNTool"=""C:\Program Files (x86)\OverdriveNTool\OverdriveNTool.exe" -p0"profile name"" should be replaced to "OverdriveNTool"="\"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\OverdriveNTool\\OverdriveNTool.exe\" -p0\"profile name\""
i've been having issues the last week getting overdriveNtool to run on startup. This is the .bat file that used to work until now: OverdriveNTool.exe" -p1"hynix" -p2"hynix" -p3"hynix" -p4"hynix" -p5"hynix" -p6"hynix" and this the saved config file: [general] MainWindowLeft=254 MainWindowTop=158 [Profile_0] Name=hynix GPU_P0=300;800;0 GPU_P1=466;818;0 GPU_P2=766;824;0 GPU_P3=1039;831;0 GPU_P4=1095;875;0 GPU_P5=1148;918;0 GPU_P6=1192;962;0 GPU_P7=1130;850 Mem_P0=300;800;0 Mem_P1=2050;800 Fan_Min=750 Fan_Max=3000 Fan_Target=60 Fan_Acoustic=700 Power_Temp=80 Power_Target=0 I've also tried changing .bat to: start /d "C:\MINING\OverdriveNTool.exe" -p1"hynix" -p2"hynix" -p3"hynix" -p4"hynix" -p5"hynix" -p6"hynix" exit but still no luck. :-( Any ideas?
Maybe this will help somebody: In the OverDriveNTool directory I've created a .bat file named OverDrive.bat with these values: OverdriveNTool.exe -r0 -r1 -r2 -r3 -r4 -r5 -r6 -r7 OverdriveNTool.exe -p0"Mid" -p1"Low" -p2"Mid" -p3"Hi" -p4"Hi" -p5"Mid" -p6"Hi" -p7"Hi" (yes, I'm running 8 cards in my rig and using 3 profiles based on how the single card performs. Profiles are named Hi, Mid, Low - case sensitive) Easiest way on Windows 10 is place the .bat shortcut to the Windows startup directory. To do that press WINKEY+r and type shell:startup Place the shortcut of you profile .bat file over there and you're good to go! I'm having there shortcut to claymore start.bat too.. this way, after every claymore failure my rig is being restarted with fresh windows! http://prntscr.com/gpyi2q Just to be sure that everybody follows To restart Claymore when the GPU fail you have to add -r 1 to the claymore startup command + create a file named reboot.bat within Claymore directory This should be the reboot.bat content: shutdown -r -t 1 -f
ok, now i've disabled the p state and working fine, but i think..... in the bat file the best way is set also the -r options and after -p or only the -p ?
Any news for NCP81022 ? , I see you added support for uP9505P in recent updates. I have XFX rx 470 4gb elpida with this I2C and saw this reading through the previous posts.
Unfortunatelly i wasn't lucky with this VRM. It's not even visible in I2C ADL function (confirmed by two people tested so far) I've send you test build on PM, but there is little chance that it would work for you. PS. Here is 0.2.1 beta1. I've added simple SoftPowerPlayTable Editor for editing some default values, mainly because of Vega users, who aren't able to change GPU P0-P5 in OverdriveNTool. Only Fiji, Polaris and Vega GPUs are supported. To access it use mouse right click menu. Like in bios editors voltage values like 65282, 65283, 65288 etc. are not real mV values. Change them to real mV (not guarantee to work) or leave them as they are. To avoid later problems like less available PStates than normally, do not put the same clock speeds in neighbour PStates. Changes are made after GPU restart, this can be done using one of these 3 methods: - Restart Windows, or - Open Device manager, than disable and enable your graphic card there (howto), or - Use restart.exe or restart64.exe form CRU If something goes wrong and GPU doesn't display anything: start windows in safe mode and delete PP_PhmSoftPowerPlayTable value in Registry Editor. Location of this value is displayed in OverdriveNTool, for single video card it's usually: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4d36e968-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}\0000\ Thx @gupsterg and @hellm for providing vega table info.
@tede Many things can be done in Soft Power Play Table Someday is will be enough to edit this instead of Flashing BIOS !
My editor is rather simple, only default clocks/voltages and max clocks/power, i think it's enough. Here is 0.2.1 beta2, i've added saving/exporting to .reg file only.
I feel silly for asking this....do you have a writeup on how to use your software? I have been messing wtih mining for a few weeks and my next task is to lower the voltages in my RX470 cards in my rig. It would be cool to see an example of a .bat file for several cards in a rig. I think I see the general idea but I don't want to mess with something I really don't understand. Thanks for your help in advance.....
Hi there. I have a problem. If I use this program and apply any change, my vega 56 heavy load leds switch on even if doing nothing, so there are 5 leds on instead of 1. If I click to reset and apply, nothing changes, leds remain all on. I have to use Wattman to restore the default settings and it instantly goes again on 1 led (strange think is that if, after applying with your tool, I click to restore radeon settings, it goes 1 led for near to one minute and then goes back to 5 leds. I really can only use wattman to make it stay at 1 led.). Edit: Even on wattman it is happening that if I modify a parameter it goes to 5 leds on, and if I put that value back leds still remain on. The difference is that if I click restore on this program, as I said, leds stabilize again to 1. Can you help please?
For the life of me, I can't get this to work.. I have 6 XFX RX 580 8GB cards and so far I have not been able to undervolt them with anything other than Sapphire Trixx 6.4 Here is my most recent test... (Note GPU 0 is built in Intel) cd %~dp0 OverdriveNTool.exe -r1 -r2 -r3 -r4 -r5 -r6 OverdriveNTool.exe -p1Undervolt -p2Undervolt -p3Undervolt -p4Undervolt -p5Undervolt -p6Undervolt Sorry can't get inline image to work.. https://imagebin.ca/v/3e92wnax54mb Running the batch file or applying this seems to do nothing other than disable the P-States other than the top one, which is sort of ok, but it doesn't change the voltage. GPU-Z still shows about 1V on all cards when under load. Running this after Trixx is set either doesn't change anything or goes back to 1V. I'm not sure how to find out what VRM is on the cards though to see if it is supported by the tool? Thanks, -Jeff
Hi MrJeff01 Set Memory P1 to 900mV. Highest value from GPU P7 and Memory P2 is taken as VDDC. Use aida64 (Left down corner->Video Debug->ATI SMBus Dump) VRM name should be in the log under ------[ Chips Found ]------
I did a trial of aida64 Extreme but can't find the ATI SMBus Dump option. For the voltage, I thought they were each set separately? Did you mean to say Memory P2 above? Either way, I just tried it. Have it set to 814 for GPU and Memory and getting the same undervolt settings I was getting with Trixx, but without needing Trixx! If thats all it was, I have literally been fighting with this for almost 2 months trying to get it right and never thought to just set them the same.. Likely I could have set them the same in the BIOS too and had similar results now that i see this working. THANK YOU!!!
with an existing SoftpowerPlayTable in place and working it says not found when going to the table editor. win10 https://imgur.com/a/ykCX2
