Closed notimadam123 closed 1 week ago
This is normal for a 6700XT, Linux shows the physical memory clock instead of the effective one, so the value will be half of the one listed in the specs or on windows.
This should probably be indicated in the UI to avoid confusion given that this is asked somewhat regularly.
Similar issue for me on a 7900xtx liquid devil, max VRAM clock is significantly lower than the 2700 ish max clock I get on Windows
@shanefagan please read the previous comment
Linux shows the physical memory clock instead of the effective one, so the value will be half of the one listed in the specs or on windows.
The equivalent to 2700MHz on windows is shown as 1350 on linux
Ah interesting, yeah then it would be nice to have some note like you mentioned.
I've decided that it's simpler to just always show the effective clock value in the UI. Now it will display the value that you'd normally expect.
Implemented in #368
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Bug description
Max vram clock wont go past 1075mhz on a sapphire pulse 6700xt
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