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[Question] RX 7800 XT cannot control fans? #79
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Support for that should come in Linux 6.7 but I'm not sure the interface is stable yet. |
Ok thanks for your reply, I'll be patient then. |
New fan control interface has been released, I'm just not sure if the old interface works with 6.7 with 7000-series cards. If not, I'll just make the fan speed control set all the curve points to the same value on 7000-series cards, since we can already set fan curves with custom granularity and more conveniently. |
Attempted to add support with 4f96ee1 |
@Nama does doing |
yes
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Like @lafluer56 said, the default values can't be read:
It is not possible to change to manual mode oO |
Attempted fix for fan speed setting 258ad2f Also looks like we need a separate node for RX 7000 to reset the fan speed, I'll add that in a bit |
Added the reset edb7a8d Also uploaded a tarball with this to https://github.com/Lurkki14/tuxclocker/releases/tag/1.5.0 as |
Hello,
I'm trying to manually control the card's fans but my settings have no effect, hence my question:
Is this card already supported in the latest version of TuxClocker?
PS. I have the same problem if I use CoreCtrl.
**TuxClocker version:1.4.0-1
**Distribution: Arch Linux - Cinnamon - X11
**Kernel version:6.6.3-arch1-1
**GPU model:RX 7800 XT Sapphire Pulse
**GPU driver:Mesa 23.2.1-2
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