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RAPL Devices UNKNOWN DEVICES #1558

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rqueizan opened this issue Jan 5, 2023 · 12 comments
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RAPL Devices UNKNOWN DEVICES #1558

rqueizan opened this issue Jan 5, 2023 · 12 comments

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@rqueizan
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rqueizan commented Jan 5, 2023

Brief description of your issue

While browsing the configuration options, in the RAPL Devices tab it told me to report this on github
System Informer vs Rapl Devices

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Go to Options, then RAPL Devices.

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System Informer nightly 3.0.10254.5727
Windows 11 Enterprise 22H2 Build 22621.963
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dmex commented May 4, 2023

AMD have individual counters for each core while Intel group cores into a single package. The code doesn't support individual cores for AMD... It should be easy enough to average the cores but I'll need energy samples.

This command will collect the energy counters for 60 seconds and create a file named counters.txt:
typeperf "\Energy Meter(*)\*" -sc 60 -o counters.txt

Then reply to this issue and upload the counters.txt file:
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Got it.
counters.txt

@rqueizan
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rqueizan commented May 4, 2023

AMD have individual counters for each core while Intel group cores into a single package. The code doesn't support individual cores for AMD... It should be easy enough to average the cores but I'll need energy samples.

This command will collect the energy counters for 60 seconds and create a file named counters.txt: typeperf "\Energy Meter(*)\*" -sc 60 -o counters.txt

Then reply to this issue and upload the counters.txt file: image

counters.txt

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counters.txt

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counters for
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counters.txt

@PhilippLoewen
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Here are the counters for AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
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counters.txt

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AScriver commented May 2, 2024

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor also missing

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Ryzen 3 5300U in Windows 11 24H2:

Ryzen35300U_unknown_device

counters.txt

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