AMD Readies Official Ryzen Overclocking Driver for Linux
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AMD is working on an official solution that will allow you to control selected parameters of Ryzen processors directly from Linux. According to Phoronix, company engineer Shyam Sundar S K has released a series of three patches introducing the new... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/amd_overclocking_linux-55301.html
AMD is preparing an official driver to adjust the power of its Ryzen processors under Linux, based on fixes identified by the Phoronix website on Wednesday, October 21.
AMD Prepares Official Ryzen Overclocking Support for Linux
Linux users running AMD processors could soon have a much easier time tuning their hardware directly from the operating system. While Windows users have long relied on the official Ryzen Master utility to tweak performance parameters, Linux enthusiasts have had to jump into the BIOS or rely on third-party workarounds. Now, AMD is laying the …
AMD published patches to incorporate its ODA controller into the Linux kernel and give official access to various Ryzen adjustment functions. The interface will allow you to manage SMT and consult memory clocks, but there is still no AMD application equivalent to Ryzen Master.
AMD Readies Official Ryzen Overclocking Driver for Linux
AMD is reportedly working on official Ryzen overclocking controls for Linux. Per Phoronix, AMD engineer Shyam Sundar S K has posted a three-patch series for a new driver called AOD, short for AMD Overclocking Driver, to the platform-driver-x86 mailing list. It is a WMI driver that talks to the same firmware interface Ryzen Master uses on Windows, with all of its controls exposed through sysfs. For now, that covers PPT, TDC, and EDC limits along …
AMD Brings Ryzen Overclocking Driver to Linux
AMD has published Linux kernel patches for an official Ryzen overclocking driver that allows users to adjust CPU power and current limits through a firmware interface exposed via sysfs. Phoronix reports: AMD engineer Shyam Sundar S K posted the patches for the AMD Overclocking "AOD" WMI driver as a...
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