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Subject: [Bug 73338] Fan speed in idle at 40% with radeonsi and at 18% with
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Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2014 17:34:15 +0000
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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3D73338
--- Comment #42 from Tolga Cakir ---
I have just reviewed the patch, but I'm unsure, whether I've fully understo=
od
it or not. If I got it right, you're giving an option to manually set
fan-speed.=20
However, the driver is still lacking an auto-mode, which needs to work
out-of-the-box. Fan profiles are usually saved in VBIOS (they are also
seperately available in UEFI VBIOS); there is a Windows-only tool called VB=
E7,
which can extract, modify and save such profiles directly to VBIOS
(http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/vbe7-vbios-editor-for-radeon-hd-=
7000-series-cards.189089/).
Wouldn't it be possible to implement such behaviour in the drm drivers? I m=
ean
like: reading fan profile (like 40=C2=B0C -> 20%, 60=C2=B0C -> 25%, 80=C2=
=B0C -> 45% etc. and
assuming linear scaling between those values), reading temperatures and set=
ting
fan-speed accordingly?
I have absolutely no idea, how the Windows driver is handling this, but the
fan-profile saved in VBIOS doesn't seem to have any value for the open sour=
ce
Radeon drivers, at least for my reference HD7970 card. The card is running =
in
BIOS-level 40% fan-speed, no matter what. I'd prefer an automatic method ov=
er
setting fan-profiles via user-land tools or manually.
Thanks for the great work so far!
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Commen=
t # 42
on bug 73338<=
/a>
from Tolga Cakir
I have just reviewed the patch, but I'm unsure, whether I've f=
ully understood
it or not. If I got it right, you're giving an option to manually set
fan-speed.=20
However, the driver is still lacking an auto-mode, which needs to work
out-of-the-box. Fan profiles are usually saved in VBIOS (they are also
seperately available in UEFI VBIOS); there is a Windows-only tool called VB=
E7,
which can extract, modify and save such profiles directly to VBIOS
(http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/thr=
eads/vbe7-vbios-editor-for-radeon-hd-7000-series-cards.189089/).
Wouldn't it be possible to implement such behaviour in the drm drivers? I m=
ean
like: reading fan profile (like 40=C2=B0C -> 20%, 60=C2=B0C -> 25%, 8=
0=C2=B0C -> 45% etc. and
assuming linear scaling between those values), reading temperatures and set=
ting
fan-speed accordingly?
I have absolutely no idea, how the Windows driver is handling this, but the
fan-profile saved in VBIOS doesn't seem to have any value for the open sour=
ce
Radeon drivers, at least for my reference HD7970 card. The card is running =
in
BIOS-level 40% fan-speed, no matter what. I'd prefer an automatic method ov=
er
setting fan-profiles via user-land tools or manually.
Thanks for the great work so far!
You are receiving this mail because:
=20=20=20=20=20=20
- You are the assignee for the bug.
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