8rdavcore 0.6b GUI

[thewoZa]

Great app hasw... Does anyone know if 8rdavcore works on a shuttle mn31 (micro-atx)???

Thanks in advance

[Barix]

I tried this great program on my new 8rda6+, but I have a problem:

under the "sensor settings" tab I cab see all the readings from every sensor, and all seems to work properly, so I check some values.

Now if I go on the "main" tab I see the voices I selected, but no values are reported, the three columns current max min are empty for all voices.

(of course in the settings page I selected my mainboard model in teh list ..)

Another question (maybe is corrleated to the previous thing) : There's a way to display some values (cpu temp by example) in the tray icon?

Thanks a lot for the attention

[Barix]

I'm a in idiot .. I was having no readings because I haven't set the refresh interval.

But one question remains open: There's no way to have cpu temperature showing on the tray icon ?

Thanks for any help

Another question: why (on my 8rda6+) when I start 8rdavcore the power led in my case starts blinking (at a rate of about 2 seconds on and 2 seconds off)?

[TheKat]

There used to be a Linux version of this tool, that seems to have disapeared. Does anyone know if it still exists, or it's equivalent?

[mal0]

great work man!
i am now able to run my sys at 10x105 for idling and 10x215 for really hard work to do
it is possible for me to switch between these two presets manually without any problems, but if i let autofsb handle this i'll get a bsod as it starts to raise settings.
i already tried out different delay times for both vcore and fsb but it didn't help.
how does autofsb work?
does it raise fsb first and then the other stuff? or everything at the same time?
here are the changes to do:
fsb: 105 --> 215
vcore: 1.1v --> 1.55v
vdimm: 2.5v --> 2.9v

edit: forgot to say that i'm using the latest version.

[blueanot]

i have an 8RDA3+ rev1.1 with an AthlonXP 1700+ JIUHB but 8rdavcore doesn't seem to work (freezes my PC), any ideas?

[grostoto]

Originally Posted by TheKat

There used to be a Linux version of this tool, that seems to have disapeared. Does anyone know if it still exists, or it's equivalent?

Hello ,

i'm also looking for the linux version, the last that existed, i think, was 8rdavcore-0.5.5.tar.bz2
but i can't find it (searched google, freshmeat, hasw web site and aoafiles).
All i could get is version 0.2
Anyone can tell or send it ?



tanks in advance

[YadaMaker]

to blueanot:

here's a pic of settings tab in 8.8 version. If your settings in the main window are proven to work via hard bios changes ~ {so you know the fsb and core V work under windows loads},

try pulling the Vcore and fsb changes timeframe all the way down to 50 and 20 ~ {that's the bottom}.

your driver should be just as depicted in the jpeg i uploaded. Also, before you apply the main window settings, you might want to move stop grant to 1 ~ {this will pull about 5-7Cs off your cpu temp} and your VDD down to 1.60.

Chances are (and I'm not there, so I can't comment succinctly) that your ram settings aren't up to the jump you've been taking on the transition...

or the cpu just can't go what you're asking of it. Which is it?

[stealthbr]

Could please anyone send me the linux version ?
8rdavcore-0.5.5.tar.bz2

I can find nowhere anymore.

stealthbr@gmail.com

[magoood]

Hi
I use Asus A7N8X-E delexue board and this silly board overvolts my CPU (AMD Barton 2600+) to a little higher value that it's stock voltage (Stock=1.65 v) thus making my CPU more hotter than it should be

I came across this program "8rdavcore" and it helped me setting my Vcore to 1600 and i was able to make a shortcut in the "Startup" folder with the following line: "C:\Program Files\8rdavcore-0.8.8-dev8\8rdavcore.exe" -s VCore 1600
and now I've a guarantee that whenever I restart my PC for whatever reason, my setting 'll be applied
Now, I want to know how to make this setting (Vcore=1600) applied automatically when I resume from a standby or a hibernation ?

Thanks a lot and many thanks to the developer for such nice utility. It helps dropping my temp. a little.

[magoood]

Can someone reply to me? I need to know where/how to setup 8rdavcore so that i have my Vcore setting applied automatically in all scenarios (Restarting, Resuming from Standby/Hibernation)
Thanks in advance

[Gizmo]

I don't know of a simple way to do what you want. Usually, an application is written to intercept power management events and react accordingly. 8rdavcore is not written that way. In theory, an application could be written that could intercept the event and then launch 8rdavcore, but I've not had any luck finding something like that (and I don't have the time right now to write one myself).

[magoood]

Thx for yr answer but I'm surprised because someone called "Linus" mentioned on the forums of silentpcreview (PS I'm not allowed to post links because I'm new to this forum) that "8rdavcore detects suspend/hibernation and applies save voltages (if selected)"
Anyway, will nTune 'll do the same job for me? i.e. Can it set the Vcore to whatever value I want and then it'll use it whenever I restart or resume from standby or hibernate?