Samir Ibradžić

For RDNAx cards, most of the voltages in PowePlay tables are represented as 4x of the actual voltage, in millivolts. For example, a `MinVoltageGfx: 3300` represents the 3300/4 = 825...

> After all, you do report these as floats In Linux PPTable headers for Radeon VII (Vega 20) and newer cards, some values such as voltage/freq quadratic curve parameters (a,...

> why do you report these values as uints, when its explicitly stated they are Q2? I am not reporting anything, these parameters are all obviously declared as `uint16_t`. The...

hi @Vixtron Thanks for reporting, but this particular issue has nothing to do with this very project, the `amdgpu-clocks` is not assigning `cardX` numbers by itself, it is Linux kernel...

> I only have 1 dedicated card - RX580 Your screenshot suggest otherwise. What does the `ls -alh /sys/class/drm` say? And `lspci`? > and I'm using the amdgpu driver Yes,...

> next time I reboot it will be card1 for some reason When that happens, what are the `ls -alh /sys/class/drm` and `lspci` saying? > someone told me to try...

> I don't think your symlink solution will work, because the symlink will be overridden by the card0 or card1 each time the PC reboots, maybe if I could symlink...

Hi @mystrdat, thanks for the report. The systemd files you can find in this repo are just a best effort examples, they are by no means limited to being placed...

There is nothing wrong with pip, but of course one should be careful not to mess up the distro package files in root mode. To use **upp** deployed in `--user`...

Right, powerupp does not support Polaris. However, it is supported in https://github.com/sibradzic/upp & https://github.com/sibradzic/amdgpu-clocks.