8rdavcore 0.6b GUI

[Vially]

Difference too big...etc Damn, I want to lower the voltage to 1.075, but it doesn't want to with the cmd line version... Oh well, settling to 1.2V, unless is there another way to do it ? BTW, Thank you Hasw for answering these questions

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by Vially

Difference too big...etc Damn, I want to lower the voltage to 1.075, but it doesn't want to with the cmd line version...

Oh, yes. You must use multiple steps to reach 1.075V. Try:
8rdavcore -s 1.4
8rdavcore -s 1.2
8rdavcore -s 1.075

[Hasw]

http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore/8rdavcore-0.6.7b.zip

0.6.7b:
- Added command-line options (see -h)
- Fixed Tras > 31
- Improved PCI access routines
- Vdd setting fixed

[Vially]

Niice, works as expected . Thank you hasw, where do I send the beers ? Any expected date for FSB adjustment ?

If only anyone could tell me a trick, how to make the DOS window not to appear on startup... I have made the BAT like this:

d:\personal\progs\8rdavcore\8rdavcore.exe -s 1.075
exit

[mal0]

why do you use a batch?
simply create an autostart link like you wrote in your batch

[mal0]

hasw, any clue on how to use it in linux?! or maybe you even have a linux version.
i tried using it with wine and got an error something like i2c could not open giveio...

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by mal0

hasw, any clue on how to use it in linux?! or maybe you even have a linux version.
i tried using it with wine and got an error something like i2c could not open giveio...

Linux-version: http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore/8rdavcore-0.5.5.tar.bz2

[mal0]

thanks a lot! works great!

[Hasw]

New version 0.7 beta:

0.7b:
- Added FSB changing
- Added debug-file output
- Corrected VCore diff. > 0.125V write bug
- Corrected multiplicator calculation
- Added FAN-speeds

For more see:

http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore

Hasw

[Daniel ~]

Up on front page! ":O}

[Vially]

Yeee, youpii, fsb changing....mmm, slurp. I love you Hasw THANK YOU !!!

[Vially]

Hmm, BSOD when trying to play with the FSB... Do you have any tool for diagnosis or smth to send me, maybe I can help you ? Rev 1.0 8RDA+. NV Sys util works, but I don't like it

Ah, and I forgot to tell ya' I'm running at 400MHz and 1.075V , all coolers stopped, except the one from the power supply, which isn't audible anyway It's so great to hear the... tranquility

[Hasw]

How big are the steps you are using? I can adjust the FSB between 100
and 180 in 5Mhz steps. If I use >10Mhz my system reboots.
This version has no "small steps" algorithm implemented, so it's up on the user to find the right values. Try first a +/- 2Mhz step, if this work, try bigger ones.

[Hasw]

Now changed the FSB setting code so it uses automatically small
steps: you can now set directly bigger values.

If I boot with 200 I can adjust the FSB between 200 and 140 under full load (prime95) without problems up and down (half an hour I only set it up and down and it didn't crash

Here are some other small changes:
0.7.1b:
- FSB changes now in small steps
- Fixed FAN display = 661 with no fan
- Changed Vdd code
- Changed statusbar display

http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore/

[Kuja]

This is so cool
Thanks Hasw

[jcool]

aaah, finally it works for me, too.
That previous version 0,70x didn't work too well...
I could change Voltages but even the slightest change in FSB immmediately led to a complete system freeze.
This new version can handle the FSB thing quite well =)
But there's still one bug: It still thinks I got 8RDA rev. 2,x - which I haven't (I have rev. 1,1 C1 actually )and enables Vdd change for me.

[Hasw]

@jcool: Good ;-) How big is the difference you are able to set without freeze (or prime95 error). For me it's 200 - 140, don't know if this works for all people.
I know about the board recognizing error, but I didn't find a good solution yet. So I use the chipset stepping.

[j13]

A simple question; this doesn't adjust the FSB synchronously right?
Coz I tried it w/ my FSB settings "async" & thought it'll make it synchronous but it didn't.

One last; this is the final "fail safe" version? We don't want any dead hardware mishaps right?

Anywayz Hasw itz nize, thankz!!

[Hasw]

@j13: Which version do you use? And what do you mean with async? Are you running Ram and FSB asynchron?

Version 0.7.5b is now available:

http://www.hasw.net/8rdavcore/

Supports now automatic FSB setting depending on CPU load.

[Deadlyvenom]

*hugz you* thank you bro, i really like it alot, im a lil reluctant to try the auto fsb though, keep up the great work ^_^

1 problem i just noticed, it never reports the right cpu speed for me :\ it reports it about 200mhz lower than it's supposed to be. sorry for another question, but does the vdd change actualy work? im using a 8rda+ with the new core, when i change vdd it shows that it changes, but does it actually change?