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How to adjust AMD GPU frequency? #65

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ysh329 opened this issue Jan 14, 2018 · 1 comment
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How to adjust AMD GPU frequency? #65

ysh329 opened this issue Jan 14, 2018 · 1 comment

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@ysh329
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ysh329 commented Jan 14, 2018

Maybe here's not a appropriate place to ask questions about AMD GPU, but I don't have other choice. I found wiki page Manage your GPU HW · amd/OpenCL-caffe Wiki referring the frequency adjustment but not detailed.

What is AGT tools? I found a windows version this link (Download AMD GPU Clock Tool | TechPowerUp or download from Guru3D.com but they're all Windows tools not for linux) using keyword AGT (AMD GPU tools).

Thus, I want to ask have any tools to adjust and query current GPU frequency? (I tried aticonfig but failed).

Thanks in advance!

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You're right, this likely isn't the right place to ask this. Besides this being an experimental repo (and thus no longer supported or actively followed, as you might have noticed), the wiki entry you're referring to should likely have never been added.

AGT is an AMD-internal tool that is not released to the public, and thus the answer on that wiki page is not particularly useful.

That said, the ROCm software stack includes a tool that allows you to both adjust and query AMD GPU frequencies. ROCm-smi is a tool that interfaces with the ROCK kernel drivers to give you low-level monitoring and management access to AMD GPUs. ROCm-SMI should be installed on your system by default after installing ROCm (likely in /opt/rocm/bin/).

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