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I've included a debug snapshot if the issue is related to hardware configuration
Bug description
The list on the left will only show the power state in the middle if I apply some changes while a game or something else demanding is running.
If some settings are changed while nothing demanding is running, this power state disapears: (The click into nothing-ness at the end was to confirm the overclocking dialog)
Bildschirmaufnahme_20240910_213508.webm
Is this just something my GPU does and not really a problem of LACT? It feels like this is the case
The amount of MHz that this middle power state has changes depending on the game.. this really does seem like a funky thing my gpu driver tells the kernel
Sorry for the late response. As you've already mentioned - the power states configuration just shows the list reported by the driver in /sys/class/drm/card*/device/pp_dpm_sclk, I don't think it's possible to do much about this on the LACT side as it can't predict when the extra power state will be reported.
Checklist
Bug description
The list on the left will only show the power state in the middle if I apply some changes while a game or something else demanding is running.
If some settings are changed while nothing demanding is running, this power state disapears: (The click into nothing-ness at the end was to confirm the overclocking dialog)
Bildschirmaufnahme_20240910_213508.webm
Is this just something my GPU does and not really a problem of LACT? It feels like this is the case
System info
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