Hi,
I would like the follwoing improved w.r.t. monitoring MultiGPU metrics.
If AMD Link connection is dropped I then reconnect and I have to click the checkerboxes for every single metric.
I would like to be able to store the metrics I want to monitor if possibe so I save time if I have to restart the App.
Need better support for multiple graphics systems
All the data on both GPUs are the same，i think this a bug
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In addition, the function I want to see is when I open AMD LINK, the first interface can directly choose to connect to my computer.
Crossfire is ON
and According to what you have given, I have noticed some other problems.
I am running a game that does not support AMD Crossfire.
An interesting error occurred in AMD LINK at this time.
This is a game that doesn't support AMD Crossfire.
Only the main graphics card has a load
When I open AMD LINK and connect to PC
The default interface reading at the beginning is no problem.
But then I let AMD LINK show more display options.
And made changes
it no longer shows the situation of GPU1.
When I switch views again
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The other test is to run a game that supports AMD Crossfire. For convenience, I choose 3DMARK to run.
And I use Wattman to set different values (frequency) for the two GPUs to confirm if there is a "synchronization" problem.
GPU-1 is
and GPU-2 is
You can notice the very obvious difference in frequency.
If "synchronization" does exist, the result I should get after running 3DMARK is that the Wattman reading is consistent with the AMD LINK reading (provided AMD Link has no bugs)
After that is the result.
↑sama bug GPU2...GPU2
What I just said is the result of AMD LINK.
But in wattman, I got very different results.
The strange thing is that 3dmark seems to have a different answer.
Unlike my settings, the second graphics card read by 3Dmark has a memory frequency of 945 MHz, but combined with the results reported by AMD LINK, this should be an erroneous read.
Why did AMD LINK not show FPS in the first test?
Because the game is behind, and the Radeon Settings window is in front XD
Please reply me if you have any questions.
and colesdav ,Also about what you said can not be connected
You can refer to the following link
Hi,
RE your screenshot here:
It looks like you have forgotten to hit the "Apply" button after you changed the global settings for your secondary RX Vega 64: |
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and colesdav ,Also about what you said can not be connected
You can refer to the following link
How to open firewall ports in Windows 10 - Windows 10
Thank you for pointing me to that link. I did work out that it was Windows 10 blocking and I did get it working.
In the case where the Game does not support Crossfire I would expect the seconfary GPU to run at min clocks.
Feel free to open an AMD Reporting form using this:
Or a Support Ticket using this: Online Service Request | AMD
You never know it might get fixed ...
Hi.
Windows 10 Defender Security Center was blocking the App from connecting.
It appears to be working fine now, since I stopped Windows Security Center blocking the App.
GPU0 = R9 FuryX Primary in Crossfire with
GPU1 = R9 Nano secondary
The GPU SCLK clocks show up running at different frequencies which are correct moderately overclocked values.
The HBM MCLK clock are fixed at 500MHz --- definitely cannot change those these days ... might start to catch an RX Vega 64 I could.
Those two GPU are running overwatch at 4K EPIC and Resolution scale increased to 100%.
GPU 2 is a repaired R9 FuryX on a mining adapter, sitting, at 300MHz.
I thought I would give it a rest from running Blender Renders since I repaired it. I am amazed it is still working.
So The AMD Link it appears to be working o.k. to me.
Bye.
I have had to go back to running AMD Link on Adrenalin 18.11.2 with a brand new XFX RX Vega 64 Liquid.
Reason.
This is what happens if I turn on the Radeon Performance Overlay "RPO", in this example it is BFV at 2K/4K.
"RPO off:"
"RPO on"
That's a lovely Nvidia Green color there, when I click on that Show Metrics option.
I couldn't make this up up if I tried.
Also please note that the Radeon Performance Overlay is frequently too small to even read anyhow, at 4K.
Anyhow - Using the AMD link as an alternative.
I have been trying to set a stable undervolt on the RX Vega 64 Liquid and I want to monitor the FPS, Clocks and reported GPU Power - which is about 360 Watts in Turbo mode when games are running.
However ... the AMD Link display keeps dropping the additional (non default) metrics such as GPU Power.
Also when I try to take a screenshot of the AMD Link monitor it frequently gets messed up.
Please fix one or the other or preferably both.
Thank you.
