RadeonNoise

“Radeon Noise” is going to be a supervisory server to handle Radeon graphics on Linux, acting as an API layer through the amdgpu driver. The name is a play on Raildex’s “Radio Noise Project”, with the Misaka clones.

This is going to be ported from and added on to a script I made privately.

TO-DO

1. Finish adding the processor clocking functionality
2. Add in the fan functionality
3. Add in a fan curve configurator
4. Add in other configurators, such as temp limits to throttle the GPU processor clock, etc.
5. Add in minimum fan speed configurator
6. Add in an initializer to set a default profile for each GPU in the system, including determining the possible settings through an initial test run
7. Add in the ability to identify different GPU models, possibly identify different GPUs by a customizable name or identifier
8. Add in function to format and change memory clock speed
9. Get a proper way to install this
10. Add in the ability to directly set either “manual” or “auto” for the GPU clock, then redo the toggle to make use of these new functions

UPDATES

1. Added “Gene” module to offer simplified, generic or general-use functions the whole project
2. Simplified project structure, by removing 1 supermodule, as it appears not to be necessary
3. Added enumerate Radeon cards in the system
4. Added pcie_speed reader for the generic Card module
5. Added function to read and format video RAM usage
6. Added function to read and format video RAM size
7. Added function to read and format current video RAM speed setting
8. Changed a module name, because it really was just unnecessary obfuscation for the sake of a theme
9. Added function to read all possible GPU clock states
10. Added function to determine the current GPU clock state
11. Added function to toggle between “manual” and “auto” on the GPU clock

Installation

If available in Hex, the package can be installed by adding radeon_noise to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

def deps do
  [
    {:radeon_noise, "~> 0.1.0"}
  ]
end

Documentation can be generated with ExDoc and published on HexDocs. Once published, the docs can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/radeon_noise.