Federico Manzella

Hi! Thank you for this info! It is actually the main thing I needed. Meanwhile I found other addresses and values to share: `cooler_boost_address` is at address 0x98 (default) with...

> I think it'd be great to have as much info as possible by anyone who's working on this I totally agree with this since it took me a while...

I have good updates: I found the tool I was looking for [ec-probe](https://github.com/hirschmann/nbfc/wiki/EC-probing-tool). It will allow you to dump the EC while changing parameters in MSI Center and it is...

I did more testing: there is indeed a changing value I missed in my previous post which is at the address 91 which value is 64 for Performance and Balanced...

A small update with what I tested today under GNU/Linux: - :heavy_check_mark:: confirmed; - :white_check_mark:: not what I was hoping for but about right (see descriptions); - :heavy_multiplication_x:: wrong; -...

Guess what: the `realtime_cpu_fan_rpm_address`es moved too! Now they are at C8-C9 instead of CC-CD: in `/etc/isw.conf` change `realtime_cpu_fan_rpm_address`: ``` [MSI_ADDRESS_DEFAULT] address_profile = MSI_ADDRESS_DEFAULT [...] realtime_cpu_fan_rpm_address = 0xc8 # it was...

> how did you figure this out this time? Just turning on/off the cooler_boost to make the RPMs goes up and down and of course I was expecting them not...

Hi, I have some good updates but since keeping track of all discoveries was getting harder and harder and because I wanted to check if there was some kind of...