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This covers the MVP for now, and simply allows pinning the power level to "high" Full overclocking set up is somewhat more complicated, and it'll be better to implement that at the same time as the same for Nvidia, where we're currently only really setting the top end power level
80 lines
3.3 KiB
INI
80 lines
3.3 KiB
INI
[general]
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; The reaper thread will check every 10 seconds for exited clients
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reaper_freq=10
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; The desired governor is used when entering GameMode instead of "performance"
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desiredgov=performance
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; The default governer is used when leaving GameMode instead of restoring the original value
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defaultgov=powersave
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; By default, GameMode changes the scheduler policy to SCHED_ISO with 4 or more CPU cores,
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; force enable or disable with "on" or "off"
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softrealtime=auto
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; By default, GameMode renices the client to -4, you can put any value between 1 and 20 here,
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; the value will be negated and applied as a nice value
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renice = 4
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; By default, GameMode adjusts the iopriority of clients to BE/0, you can put any value
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; between 0 and 7 here (with 0 being highest priority), or one of the special values
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; "off" (to disable) or "reset" (to restore Linux default behavior based on CPU priority),
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; currently, only the best-effort class is supported thus you cannot set it here
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ioprio = 0
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; Sets whether gamemode will inhibit the screensaver when active
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; Defaults to 1
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inhibit_screensaver=1
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[filter]
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; If "whitelist" entry has a value(s)
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; gamemode will reject anything not in the whitelist
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;whitelist=RiseOfTheTombRaider
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; Gamemode will always reject anything in the blacklist
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;blacklist=HalfLife3
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; glxgears
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[gpu]
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; Here Be Dragons!
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; Warning: Use these settings at your own risk
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; Any damage to hardware incurred due to this feature is your responsibility and yours alone
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; It is also highly recommended you try these settings out first manually to find the sweet spots
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; Setting this to the keyphrase "accept-responsibility" will allow gamemode to apply GPU optimisations such as overclocks
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;apply_gpu_optimisations=0
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; The DRM device number on the system (usually 0), ie. the number in /sys/class/drm/card0/
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;gpu_device=0
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; Nvidia specific settings (these are Mhz offsets from the baseline, ie. 0 applies no change)
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; Requires the coolbits extension activated in nvidia-xconfig
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;nv_core_clock_mhz_offset=0
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;nv_mem_clock_mhz_offset=0
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; This corresponds to the performance level to edit in nvidia-xconfig (usually the highest level - on older cards 1, newer cards can be 4 or higher)
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;nv_perf_level=1
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; AMD specific settings
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; Requires a relatively up to date AMDGPU kernel module
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; See: https://dri.freedesktop.org/docs/drm/gpu/amdgpu.html#gpu-power-thermal-controls-and-monitoring
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; It is also highly recommended you use lm-sensors (or other available tools) to verify card temperatures
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; This corresponds to power_dpm_force_performance_level, "manual" is not supported for now
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;amd_performance_level=high
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[supervisor]
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; This section controls the new gamemode functions gamemode_request_start_for and gamemode_request_end_for
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; The whilelist and blacklist control which supervisor programs are allowed to make the above requests
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;supervisor_whitelist=
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;supervisor_blacklist=
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; In case you want to allow a supervisor to take full control of gamemode, this option can be set
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; This will only allow gamemode clients to be registered by using the above functions by a supervisor client
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;require_supervisor=0
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[custom]
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; Custom scripts (executed using the shell) when gamemode starts and ends
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;start=notify-send "GameMode started"
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; /home/me/bin/stop_ethmining.sh
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;end=notify-send "GameMode ended"
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; /home/me/bin/start_ethmining.sh
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