Help - Low PPD Amd 7950
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Re: Help - Low PPD Amd 7950
What port is your monitor plugged into, the iGPU? I have found that often when AMD GPUs are not primary and in use, they will shut off (normally a good thing). This can make them a little difficult to wake up and get working though.
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Re: Help - Low PPD Amd 7950
I think the problem is the monitor isn't plugged into the gpu directly - will change it today.
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EXT64 wrote:What port is your monitor plugged into, the iGPU? I have found that often when AMD GPUs are not primary and in use, they will shut off (normally a good thing). This can make them a little difficult to wake up and get working though.
Yes that was what I was thinking that to - gonna get a new cable and try it tonight hopefully.
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Update: The problem was the monitor not being connected directly to the GPU. I'm waiting for the PPD to update but its already at 37k for the GPU.
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Re: Help - Low PPD Amd 7950
Estimated PPD up to 85k with some overclocking.
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And final update: Graphics card ran stable at ~110-115k PPD overnight with a GPU clock to 1150 MHz from 925 MHz. Memory kept stable at 1250MHz. Power limit was set at 15%. Temperature at 70 degrees celsius and fan speed at 50%.
Thank you everyone for your help.
Thank you everyone for your help.
Re: Help - Low PPD Amd 7950
That makes sense, I have 2 7790's clocked at 1175Mhz and Mem at 1600Mhz. They get 108k PPd between them on 14.4.