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I normally use radeon-profile to display clock, temps and fan speed. But since my last driver update (Padoka Unstable), it started to crash the driver. No big deal, Tweakbox it is isolated to it and games run fine. But i noticed massively better temperatures when it was never started after boot. We speak about a difference of 84°C to 102°C on Tjunction playing GTA5 on highest settings without framelimits. Appvalley 102°C on Tjunction is not unusual for a Radeon VII, https://vlc.onl but this is too hot for the under-volt of 995mV that ive set.
Could it be radeon-profile is somehow overwriting the values ive set?
Did someone else notice this behavior?
Last edited by cptpete on 14 July 2020 at 7:28 am UTC