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atitool

AMD leaked service tool

ATITOOL version 1.14.0.10, Copyright (c) 2019 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

HELP:
  ATITOOL clock        Displays options for clock operations
  ATITOOL powerplay    Displays options for PowerPlay operations
  ATITOOL pcie         Displays options for PCIE operations
  ATITOOL vctf         Displays options for Voltage/Current/Thermal/Fan control
  ATITOOL sid          Displays options for ASIC Serial ID
  ATITOOL mc           Displays options for memory controller settings
  ATITOOL flash        Displays options for ROM operations
  ATITOOL display      Displays options for Display operations
  ATITOOL clockoutput  Displays options for clock observation operations
  ATITOOL reset        Displays options for reset operations
  ATITOOL efuse        Displays options for verifying EFUSE infomation
  ATITOOL hwid         Displays options for various ASIC/Board related info
  ATITOOL baco         Displays options for BACO (Bus Alive Chip Off) operations
  ATITOOL cail         Displays options for CAIL (Common ASIC Init Library) operations
  ATITOOL fw           Displays options for firmware related operations for SMC and micro engines
  ATITOOL btc          Displays options for Boot Time Caibration and Power Supply Monitor logging
  ATITOOL pace         Displays options for getting/setting PACE table
  ATITOOL pm           Displays options for Power Management parameters logging
  ATITOOL gpustatus    Displays options for GPU status
  ATITOOL raserrortest Displays options for RAS error injection/detection and error counters

COMMAND:
  ATITOOL -v=silent      Run ATITOOL in silent mode with no screen output
  ATITOOL -UseVbiosImage{=<filename>}  Use vbios image from a file
  ATITOOL -DumpVbiosImage{=<filename>} Dump vbios image to a file
  ATITOOL -i             Displays a list of all present ATI graphics devices
  ATITOOL -i=<#>       Select a target device to apply commands. Supports both simple index (reported
                       by -i) and PCI location (-i=PCI:<bn>.<dn>.<fn>)
  ATITOOL -usefinddevice Debug flag to target a specific device (requires -i=PCI:xx.yy.zz)
  ATITOOL -asicinit    Initialize ASIC into working state (ie. secondary GPU)
                       Can be combined with -i=<#>
  ATITOOL -forceasicinit Initialize ASIC into working state even if it's already initialized
  ATITOOL -skipvbiospost Do not perform VBIOS post on uninitialized GPUs
  ATITOOL -sriovLoadUcode Load SRIOV Ucodes. Applies to -asicinit.
  ATITOOL -debug=<#>   Enable debug logging (generates TOOL.LOG), <#> = verbosity
  ATITOOL -logpath=<#> Specify location of debug log file (TOOL.LOG)
  ATITOOL -logtoconsole Content sent to debug log (TOOL.LOG) is redirected to console. Useful on read only filesystems
  ATITOOL -pxversion   Check the PowerXpress version of the system
  ATITOOL -boardid=<#> Override board ID with given string. Useful when VBIOS image is missing board ID string
  * if there is only one device, the above option is not required

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Ver: 1.14.0.10 2019

wolfamdctrl / ohgodatool

OhGodATool

OhGodATool v1.2.1
Usage: ./ohgodatool [-i GPUIdx | -f VBIOSFile] [Generic Options] [--core-state StateIdx] [--mem-state StateIdx] [--volt-state StateIdx] [State modification options]
Generic modification options:
        --set-fanspeed <percent>
        --set-tdp <W>
        --set-tdc <W>
        --set-max-power <W>
        --set-max-core-clock <Mhz>
        --set-max-mem-clock <Mhz>
State selection options (must be used before state modification options):
        --core-state <index>
        --mem-state <index>
        --volt-state <index>
State modification options:
        --mem-clock <Mhz>
        --core-clock <Mhz>
        --mem-vddc-idx <index>
        --core-vddc-idx <index>
        --mvdd <mV>
        --vddci <mV>
        --core-vddc-off <mV>
        --vddc-gfx-off <mV>
        --vddc-table-set <mV>
Display options (shows the selected states, or if none selected, all states):
        --show-mem
        --show-core
        --show-voltage
        --show-fanspeed
        --show-temp

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Hash: 9dac4b610e93b7d30162eb6fca5fa3de4279c13fefb0757a5fd9b8dcf9e75843

Ver: v1.2.1

wolfamdctrl

wolfamdctrl v1.2.0
Usage: ./wolfamdctrl [-i GPUIdx | -f VBIOSFile] [Generic Options] [--core-state StateIdx] [--mem-state StateIdx] [--volt-state StateIdx] [State modification options]
Generic modification options:
        --set-fanspeed <percent>
        --set-tdp <W>
        --set-tdc <W>
        --set-max-power <W>
        --set-max-core-clock <Mhz>
        --set-max-mem-clock <Mhz>
State selection options (must be used before state modification options):
        --core-state <index>
        --mem-state <index>
        --volt-state <index>
State modification options:
        --mem-clock <Mhz>
        --core-clock <Mhz>
        --mem-vddc-idx <index>
        --core-vddc-idx <index>
        --mvdd <mV>
        --vddci <mV>
        --core-vddc-off <mV>
        --vddc-gfx-off <mV>
        --vddc-table-set <mV>
Display options (shows the selected states, or if none selected, all states):
        --show-mem
        --show-core
        --show-voltage
        --show-fanspeed
        --show-temp

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Hash: e09dfe0f9b837149589ce76b49d70db2ed0bab83a5b8aa7c0e2f0b3f9db0e1f1

Ver: v1.2.0