Open seerge opened 1 year ago
Nah SPPT was set to 24W and cpu run at 24W as expected and after 2 minutes of boost it went back to SPL wattage which is 16W. All these changes happened for CPU PPT, no relevant change at APU.
As you can see A3 is APU
Ok, well then I will just rename Total slider to CPU (or SPPT) in next build for 2021 model, that should be it :)
@seerge btw as we're setting just cpu for 2021 models, maybe we can reduce min value for A0 to 5w because i can use my laptop at 5w without problem, below 5 hardcore stutters start. WDYT?
yes, i can lower slider to 5w, np
Ok, it's live https://github.com/seerge/g-helper/releases/tag/v0.28 @hkaancaliskan
Just to try with the GPU thingy. I think it could be possibly : 1200a0 CPU PPT 1200a1 : ? 1200a2 : ? 1200a3 : APU as @hkaancaliskan said 130021 : Possibly GPU Base Clock Offset 130022 : Possibly GPU Memory Clock Offset
If it’s offset then setting like 100 could be right. But if it is overall Base Clock and Memory Clock, setting it at 100 could be fatal
Do you think we could try it ?
Well 130021 doesn’t work anyway, but 130022 works
@TomBonnot cool, how do you test that ? (it doesn't seem to work for 2022 tho)
Well when I say that it works is that 130021 returns 42xxxxxx but 130022 returns 1 But Seriously, I am trying with heavy 3D games and it doesn’t seem to change anything. This is weird At least I am only checking the dGPU
Fuck knows what but my best way to test highest Memory clock and Base Clock settings is having minecraft with shaders on background (not focused, but background, even Heaven doesn’t burn it, nor Furkmark) so here we go, I will try various settings
Wait, 120075, each time I do apply something I have a micro freeze (like half a second, even less) that I can hear because the music stops and restart right after it.
120095 DOENS’T appear in the results, but when I apply 150 it does return 1
Is there in any way something we are missing about those results of your scripts ?
Yeah, some IDs may not answer something normal (and therefore not appear in a script), but still exist ofc
I can’t find anything, I’ve tried various 130021 : 42 130022 : Works but need to figure what it is 120057 : Works but need to figure what it is 120061 : 42 12006c : 42 120075 : Works but need to figure what it is 120079 : 42 12007a : 42 120093 : 42 120095 : Works but need to figure what it is 120096 : 42 120097 : 42 110013 : Error Generic Failure
@ramius86 you have a full package on your rog-strix
1200a0 : 0 (0)
1200a3 : 0 (0)
1200b0 : 0 (0)
1200c0 : 0 (0)
1200c1 : 0 (0)
1200c2 : 0 (0)
So PPTs limits should work for you.
Also there something new (may be GPU clock offsets?)
130031 : ffff0000 (-65536)
130041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
If you are feeling adventurous (and on your risk!) - you can try to set some values here with running
Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -ClassName AsusAtkWmi_WMNB) -MethodName DEVS -Arguments @{Device_ID=0x130031; Control_status=SOMTETHING}
Where SOMTETHING- is desired offset value.
Asus G15 2022 g513rw-hq098w ( amd 6900HX & nvidia 3070ti )
60024 : 8c308086 (2351988870)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
60094 : 3 (3)
60095 : 1 (1)
60096 : ffff0000 (-65536)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : 0 (0)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
90014 : 0 (0)
90016 : 1 (1)
90020 : 0 (0)
90030 : 50 (80)
100031 : ffff0000 (-65536)
100051 : 1 (1)
100054 : 0 (0)
100055 : 4 (4)
100058 : 310 (784)
110013 : 0 (0)
110014 : 0 (0)
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110023 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 20001 (131073)
12006c : 1 (1)
12006d : 0 (0)
120072 : fffeffff (4294901759)
120075 : ffff0000 (-65536)
120076 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120077 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120079 : ffff0000 (-65536)
12007a : 0 (0)
120093 : 82 (130)
120094 : 3a (58)
120095 : 0 (0)
120097 : 0 (0)
1200a0 : 0 (0)
1200a3 : 0 (0)
1200b0 : 0 (0)
1200c0 : 0 (0)
1200c1 : 0 (0)
1200c2 : 0 (0)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 0 (0)
130026 : 1 (1)
130031 : ffff0000 (-65536)
130041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
Ok I've tried set a value of 100 Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -ClassName AsusAtkWmi_WMNB) -MethodName DEVS -Arguments @{Device_ID=0x130031; Control_status=100}
result ReturnValue PSComputerName
4294967294 True
but running again the scan made no difference, value for 130031 is always the same as up here, will try test some stuff later
@ramius86 big number like 4294967294 True means that it doesn't work :) but thanks for trying
As for running the scan, it's always returns same value (even for endpoints that work). I can only send hello to asus bios here :D
output:
60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532)
60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998)
60026 : 0 (0)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
60094 : 6 (6)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
90020 : 0 (0)
90030 : cc (204)
100051 : 1 (1)
110013 : 24 (36)
110014 : 1d (29)
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : a7 (167)
110023 : b6 (182)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure At line:5 char:20 + ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimExc eption + FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand 110024 : ffff0000 (-65536) Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure At line:5 char:20 + ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimExc eption
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 1 (1)
12006c : 1 (1)
120075 : 3 (3)
120079 : 578 (1400)
12007a : 0 (0)
120093 : 50 (80)
120094 : 4a (74)
120095 : 0 (0)
120096 : 0 (0)
120097 : 30 (48)
1200a0 : 0 (0)
1200a1 : 0 (0)
1200a2 : 0 (0)
1200a3 : 0 (0)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 0 (0)
environment edited for security:
Host Name:
OS Name: Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
OS Version: 10.0.22621 N/A Build 22621
OS Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
OS Configuration: Standalone Workstation
OS Build Type: Multiprocessor Free
Registered Owner:
Registered Organization:
Product ID:
Original Install Date: 12/7/2022, 3:06:13 PM
System Boot Time: 3/22/2023, 6:53:04 PM
System Manufacturer: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
System Model: ROG Zephyrus G15 GA503QR_GA503QR
System Type: x64-based PC
Processor(s): 1 Processor(s) Installed.
[01]: AMD64 Family 25 Model 80 Stepping 0 AuthenticAMD ~3301 Mhz
BIOS Version: American Megatrends International, LLC. GA503QR.413, 11/3/2021
System Locale: en-us;English (United States)
Input Locale: en-us;English (United States)
Total Physical Memory: 23,968 MB
Available Physical Memory: 12,207 MB
Virtual Memory: Max Size: 39,328 MB
Virtual Memory: Available: 19,540 MB
Virtual Memory: In Use: 19,788 MB
Hotfix(s): 5 Hotfix(s) Installed.
[01]: KB5022497
[02]: KB5012170
[03]: KB5023706
[04]: KB5022610
[05]: KB5022948
Network Card(s): 3 NIC(s) Installed.
[01]: Realtek Gaming GbE Family Controller
Connection Name: Ethernet
DHCP Enabled: Yes
DHCP Server: 192.168.0.1
IP address(es)
[02]: Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6E AX210 160MHz
Connection Name: Wi-Fi 2
Status: Media disconnected
[03]: Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)
Connection Name: Bluetooth Network Connection 2
Status: Media disconnected
Hyper-V Requirements: A hypervisor has been detected. Features required for Hyper-V will not be displayed.
Wait, 120075, each time I do apply something I have a micro freeze (like half a second, even less) that I can hear because the music stops and restart right after it.
120095 DOENS’T appear in the results, but when I apply 150 it does return 1.
Is there in any way something we are missing about those results of your scripts ?
@TomBonnot , 120075 could be the thermal throttle of the CPU (I think). I tried values from 0 to 3 (default on my G14 2020) and the only thing I noted is that the fans changed speed, spinning notably faster when the value is set to 1. Found the clue here: https://github.com/zllovesuki/G14Manager/blob/main/system/atkacpi/wmi.go, as is reffered with "DevsThrottleCtrl".
About the GPU memory and base clocks, I installed AC and changed the OC settings to see if they have an effect on 130021 or 130022, but no change.
Also, @seerge , I checked the fans speed at 100% with AC, it is 7800RPM for the CPU fan and 7800RPM (sometimes 7700RPM) for the GPU fan. (I also have screenshots if you want to corroborate)
So far, in my G14 2020 model GA401IV-HE003 (Ryzen 7 and RTX2060), I have:
60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532)
60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998)
60026 : 0 (0)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
100051 : 1 (1)
110013 : 1a (26) # CPU_Fan
110014 : 1e (30) # GPU_Fan
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : 99 (153)
110023 : ac (172)
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536) # DevsCPUFanCurve
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536) # DevsGPUFanCurve
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288) # BatteryLimit
120061 : 1 (1)
12006c : 1 (1) # DstsCheckCharger
120075 : 3 (3) # DevsThrottleCtrl (??? Thermal throttle)
130021 : 2 (2) # ??? NOT GPU Base clock offset (TRIED WITH ARMOURY)
130022 : 0 (0) # ??? NOT GPU Memory clock offset (TRIED WITH ARMOURY)
@marcelomijas 120075 is the main endpoint of the whole app. It's how performance mode (balanced - 0 /turbo - 1/silent 2) is set :) (i.e. it's already known) As for the fan speeds - i can adjust Y-scale on chart with your values. How is your model called ?
@seerge Oh, sorry XD. I had a little bit of time today and I am discovering a new world here.
My model is called GA401IV. If you need more specifics, the subvariant: GA401IV-HE003 (Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 2020 AMD Ryzen 7 4800HS and NVIDIA RTX 2060 Max-Q)
Thanks! :)
My GA503QS (G15 2021 white model so w/o Animatrix stuff, 5900HS + 3080), Freshly re-installed Win11 today with g-helper instead of AC - I'm so happy with it! Here is the output of the script:
60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532)
60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998)
60026 : 0 (0)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
60094 : 6 (6)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
90020 : 1 (1)
90030 : c0 (192)
100051 : 1 (1)
110013 : 0 (0)
110014 : 0 (0)
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : a7 (167)
110023 : b6 (182)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\apps\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\apps\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 0 (0)
12006c : 0 (0)
120075 : 3 (3)
120079 : 2ce (718)
12007a : 0 (0)
120093 : 50 (80)
120094 : 2b (43)
120095 : 0 (0)
120096 : 0 (0)
120097 : 25 (37)
1200a0 : 0 (0)
1200a1 : 0 (0)
1200a2 : 0 (0)
1200a3 : 0 (0)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 0 (0)
Ran into some issues launching the script, but found a fix.
The error was:
Write-Progress : Win32 internal error "Access is denied" 0x5 occurred while reading the console output buffer. Contact Microsoft Customer Support Services.out-lineoutput : Win32 internal error "Access is denied" 0x5 occurred while reading the console output buffer. Contact Microsoft Customer Support Services.
+ CategoryInfo : ReadError: (:) [out-lineoutput], HostException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ReadConsoleOutput,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.OutLineOutputCommand
The fix:
$ProgressPreference = "SilentlyContinue"
for ($i = 0x60000; $i -le 0x160000; $i+=0x10000 ) {
for ($j = 0x00; $j -le 0xFF; $j++) {
$device_id = $i+$j;
$result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -ClassName AsusAtkWmi_WMNB) -MethodName DSTS -Arguments @{Device_ID=$device_id} | Select-Object -ExpandProperty device_status) - 65536
if ($result -ne 4294901758) {
Write-Output "$([System.Convert]::ToString($device_id,16)) : $([System.Convert]::ToString($result,16)) ($([System.Convert]::ToString($result)))";
} else {
Write-Progress -Activity "Checking ID: $([System.Convert]::ToString($device_id,16))"
}
}
}
ASUS ROG SCAR 17 G732LXS (i7-10875H & RTX 2080 SUPER 150W)
60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532)
60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998)
60026 : 0 (0)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : 0 (0)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
100051 : 1 (1)
100054 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
100055 : 0 (0)
110013 : 18 (24)
110014 : 17 (23)
110015 : 0 (0)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : 8a (138)
110023 : a2 (162)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At line:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At line:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 1 (1)
12006c : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120075 : 3 (3)
120091 : 0 (0)
120092 : 0 (0)
120093 : 96 (150)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 0 (0)
130031 : 1 (1)
Would love to see the power sliders for this model on this great Armoury Crate alternative!
Your discovery process could be improved.
See https://github.com/vddCore/Zephyrus-Control-Center/blob/master/Slate/Infrastructure/Services/AsusHalService.cs#L207 all the way down to line 367, then dump the tables, after which you can decompile them with https://acpica.org/downloads/binary-tools. The only tables we're looking for are the DSDT and the multitude of SSDT tables.
You can then use Visual Studio Code with ACPI ASL extension to analyze the resulting files. This will help us all get a clearer picture of what each register does in detail on every laptop involved.
@vddCore cool, thanks :) my DSDT, but most probably it's same as yours on same G14 2022 DSDT.zip
All the power-limit related stuff
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A0))
{
Name (PLTW, Buffer (One)
{
0x00 // .
})
PLTW [Zero] = IIA1 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.IIA1 */
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.WEBC (0x28, One, PLTW))
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A1))
{
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.EDCV (IIA1))
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A2))
{
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.TDCV (IIA1))
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A3))
{
Name (PLON, Buffer (One)
{
0x00 // .
})
PLON [Zero] = IIA1 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.IIA1 */
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.WEBC (0x29, One, PLON))
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200B0))
{
Name (PLAO, Buffer (One)
{
0x00 // .
})
PLAO [Zero] = IIA1 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.IIA1 */
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.WEBC (0x39, One, PLAO))
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200B1))
{
Name (PLPS, Buffer (One)
{
0x00 // .
})
PLPS [Zero] = IIA1 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.IIA1 */
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.WEBC (0x38, One, PLPS))
AL20 = 0x0CCD
AL21 = 0x0CCD
AL22 = 0x2400
AL23 = 0x2F00
AL24 = 0x21
AL25 = 0x1999
AL26 = 0x2E
AL27 = 0x0306
AL28 = 0xFF78
AL29 = 0xFF92
AL2A = 0x0470
AL2B = 0xA0
AL2C = 0x06E1
AL2D = 0xF605
AL2E = 0x0001C138
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x20
DECI = AL20 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL20 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x21
DECI = AL21 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL21 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x22
DECI = AL22 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL22 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x23
DECI = AL23 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL23 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x24
DECI = AL24 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL24 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x25
DECI = AL25 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL25 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x26
DECI = AL26 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL26 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x27
DECI = AL27 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL27 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x28
DECI = AL28 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL28 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x29
DECI = AL29 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL29 */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x2A
DECI = AL2A /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL2A */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x2B
DECI = AL2B /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL2B */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x2C
DECI = AL2C /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL2C */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x2D
DECI = AL2D /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL2D */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
SSZE = 0x07
MSID = 0x2E
DECI = AL2E /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.AL2E */
ALIB (0x0C, DPTI)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200C1))
{
Name (PLFW, Buffer (One)
{
0x00 // .
})
PLFW [Zero] = IIA1 /* \_SB_.ATKD.WMNB.IIA1 */
Return (^^PCI0.SBRG.EC0.WEBC (0x2D, One, PLFW))
}
Do you need us to do the same ? It seems way more accurate, thank you @vddCore
Another cool finding that @vddCore has discovered btw is that
**120094** - is actually a CPU temp :D
**120097** - is GPU temp (even tho it seems to be absent on some older devices)
Indeed "if you want to hide something - hide it in a plain sight" is so true 😄
I've documented and interfaced quite a few proprietary things over here: https://github.com/vddCore/Zephyrus-Control-Center/blob/master/Slate/Infrastructure/Asus/
Feel free to look around, maybe you'll find something useful. If you look at DstsMethod.cs enumeration you'll also notice you can directly drive GA402 fans independently of the fan curves. From other curious things, you can also ask the embedded controller to simulate hardware keypresses like they were pressed by the user.
Caveat, though: since both fan curves and direct fan drive use the same memory area, you cannot mix the usage of fan control registers. It's either direct control for both, or fan curve for both.
@vddCore cool, the keypresses i use to set keyboard brightness lower on battery and back when plugged already :)
You're better off directly telling the keyboard to do that for you, as the keypress handling is reliant on AsusOptimization
, which ideally we'd like to get rid of completely down the line. Plus, allows you to better control the thing. https://github.com/vddCore/Starlight/blob/master/Starlight/Asus/Aura/AuraDevice.cs#L15
The protocol seems to be consistent between devices even though the hardware device IDs for keyboards on different laptops might differ. If we look hard enough there might be a way to ask the keyboard for its current state, but as of now I do not have enough information to be helpful in that regard.
@vddCore i was referring to linux implementation and they had 0x5a, 0xba, 0xc5, 0xc4,
as payload - which didn't work (5a instead of yours 5d). 5d works, just checked :) thanks
Run this ps1 script as admin in powershell
for ($i = 0x60000; $i -le 0x160000; $i+=0x10000 ) { for ($j = 0x00; $j -le 0xFF; $j++) { $device_id = $i+$j; $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -ClassName AsusAtkWmi_WMNB) -MethodName DSTS -Arguments @{Device_ID=$device_id} | Select-Object -ExpandProperty device_status) - 65536 if ($resu lt -ne 4294901758) { Write-Output "$([System.Convert]::ToString($device_id,16)) : $([System.Convert]::ToString($result,16)) ($([System.Convert]::ToString($result)))"; } else { Write-Progress -Activity "Checking ID: $([System.Convert]::ToString($device_id,16))" } } }
(base) PS C:\Windows\system32> cd ..\..\Users\govar\Downloads\ (base) PS C:\Users\govar\Downloads> .\scan-atkacpi.ps1 60023 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60024 : 8c308086 (2351988870) 60026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60091 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60093 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60094 : 3 (3) 80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 80042 : 0 (0) 80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 90014 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 90016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 90020 : 0 (0) 90030 : 40 (64) Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20 + ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand 100031 : ffff0000 (-65536) 100051 : 1 (1) 100054 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 100055 : 8 (8) 100056 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 100057 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 100058 : 310 (784) 100059 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 110011 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 110013 : 21 (33) 110014 : 1e (30) 110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 110018 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 110021 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20 + ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand 110022 : ffff0000 (-65536) Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20 + ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand 110023 : ffff0000 (-65536) Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20 + ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 1 (1)
120063 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120065 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120067 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
12006c : 1 (1)
120072 : fffeffff (4294901759)
120073 : 0 (0)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
120075 : ffff0000 (-65536)
120076 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120077 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
12007a : 0 (0)
120081 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120082 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120083 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120087 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120088 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120089 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120090 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120091 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120092 : 1 (1)
120093 : 73 (115)
120094 : 3b (59)
120095 : 0 (0)
120096 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120097 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
1200a0 : 0 (0)
1200a3 : 0 (0)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
130012 : ffff0000 (-65536)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 0 (0)
130023 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
130024 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
130026 : 1 (1)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\Users\govar\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
130031 : ffff0000 (-65536)
There seems to be some errors? I'd love to do more. Feel free to ask.
60061 : 0 (0)
60091 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : 0 (0)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
100051 : 1 (1)
100054 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
100055 : 4 (4)
110013 : 19 (25)
110014 : 1d (29)
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : d4 (212)
110023 : ff (255)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\Users\shprd\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimExc eption + FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At C:\Users\shprd\Downloads\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimExc
eption
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 1 (1)
12006c : 1 (1)
120075 : 3 (3)
120091 : 0 (0)
120092 : 0 (0)
120093 : 50 (80)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 0 (0)
130031 : 1 (1)
60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532)
60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998)
60026 : 0 (0)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
60094 : 6 (6)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
90016 : 1 (1)
90020 : 0 (0)
90030 : 54 (84)
100051 : 1 (1)
110013 : 15 (21)
110014 : 16 (22)
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : d2 (210)
110023 : dc (220)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At line:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
Invoke-CimMethod : Generic failure
At line:5 char:20
+ ... $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (AsusAtkWmi_WMNB...PNP0C14\ATK_0"):CimInstance) [Invoke-CimMethod], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HRESULT 0x80041001,Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets.InvokeCimMethodCommand
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 20001 (131073)
12006c : 1 (1)
120075 : 3 (3)
120079 : 546 (1350)
120093 : 5a (90)
120094 : 4b (75)
120097 : 3d (61)
1200a0 : 0 (0)
1200a1 : 0 (0)
1200a2 : 0 (0)
1200a3 : 0 (0)
1200b0 : 0 (0)
1200b1 : 0 (0)
1200c1 : 0 (0)
1200c2 : 0 (0)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 1 (1)
130026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
130031 : 1 (1)
@seerge Awesome!!! work on creating this tool :) I always wanted to get rid of the armoury crate as it's quite resource intensive. Here is my output for ASUS Zephyrus G15 (2020) Model GA502IV, CPU AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS with Radeon Graphics, dGPU NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 with Max-Q Design
.\scan-atkacpi.ps1
60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532)
60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998)
60026 : 0 (0)
60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80042 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
100051 : 1 (1)
110013 : 0 (0)
110014 : 0 (0)
110015 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110016 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110022 : ff (255)
110023 : ff (255)
Invoke-CimMethod: C:\temp\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5
Line |
5 | … $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl …
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Generic failure
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
Invoke-CimMethod: C:\temp\scan-atkacpi.ps1:5
Line |
5 | … $result = (Invoke-CimMethod (Get-CimInstance -Namespace root/wmi -Cl …
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Generic failure
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110026 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
110027 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536)
120057 : 80000 (524288)
120061 : 1 (1)
12006c : 1 (1)
120075 : 3 (3)
130021 : 2 (2)
130022 : 1 (1)
Why my output is so small compared to others ? Is there any issue with the script ?
Hello @seerge
I currently have the 2022 G15 (GA503RW) on bios 313.
I saw you mentionned a quirky behavior/issue on reddit concerning this particular line of laptops, and since I have the hardware, I want to help with that.
I'm interested in getting my hands dirty with ACPI/DSTD related stuff (like mentionned by @vddCore) but I'm not from the field. However since I have the hardware, if either one of you would be so kind as to give me a starting point, or if I can be of any help, please do ping me.
(Don't hesitate to remove this feedback if you feel like it's not appropriate for this issue).
Have a good day. And thank you both for your work :)
Update/EDIT : Joined the result of your powershell script to the comment.
Download ACPICA tools from here: https://acpica.org/downloads/binary-tools
Extract, run acpidump
tool, then you can use the other tool called iasl
to decompile resulting files to something that humans can read.
Both tools include comprehensive help messages, but if all you want to achieve is dumping your DSDT and decompiling it, run acpidump.exe -b
to dump them all to .dat files. They'll be placed in the location you ran the tool from. Then run iasl.exe dsdt.dat
and the decompiled ACPI table will be created as dsdt.dsl
.
@Neristee try to run in elevated powershell
(Get-WmiObject -Namespace Root/WMI -Class AsusAtkWmi_WMNB).DEVS(0x00090020, 1) - to disable dGPU
(Get-WmiObject -Namespace Root/WMI -Class AsusAtkWmi_WMNB).DEVS(0x00090020, 0) - to enable
This is technically same thing as armoury or g-helper does, if it doesn't work for you - then i don't know how to help :)
Decompiled ACPI table (dsdt file) of G14 2020 model GA401IV-HE003 (Ryzen 7 and RTX2060)
Also, the file in *.dsl format: https://drive.proton.me/urls/3CSGCERH0R#2bzTPFmBhJFR
@paulusgi - i'm looking at your scan results and you seem to have way more "Generic failure" errors than anyone else. Looks strange, and probably connected to PPTs not working for you at all.
**Rest have "generic failure" only 110024 and 110025 - which is "reading" of fan profiles, and cause response there is not single integer but a byte array of 16 bytes, WMI method just can't handle that.
Can you try to "reinstall" asus control interface as explained here https://github.com/seerge/g-helper/discussions/145#discussioncomment-5431447 ? mb it's just damaged somehow
P.S. Checked your DSL related to PPTs
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A0))
{
^^PCI0.SBRG.SPLX (IIA0, IIA1)
Return (One)
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A1))
{
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A2))
{
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200A3))
{
^^PCI0.SBRG.SPLX (IIA0, IIA1)
Return (One)
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200B0))
{
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200B1))
{
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200C0))
{
If ((IIA1 < 0x05))
{
^^PCI0.SBRG.PPAB (Zero)
}
Else
{
If (((^^NPCF.DBAC == One) || (^^NPCF.DBDC == One)))
{
^^NPCF.DBAC = Zero
^^NPCF.DBDC = Zero
}
Local0 = (IIA1 << 0x03)
If ((Local0 != ^^NPCF.AMAT))
{
^^NPCF.AMAT = Local0
Notify (NPCF, 0xC0) // Hardware-Specific
}
}
Return (One)
Return (Zero)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200C1))
{
^^PCI0.SBRG.SPLX (IIA0, IIA1)
Return (One)
Return (0xFFFFFFFE)
}
If ((IIA0 == 0x001200C2))
{
^^PCI0.SBRG.RCTT (IIA1)
Return (One)
Return (Zero)
}
A2, A3, Bx - do nothing
But all A1, A3, C1, C2 - seem to do some command
@marcelomijas - thanks, and on your DSL whole section dedicated to PPTs is imply absent :( (but that's expected)
001200Ax - 001200Cx
@seerge Hello I followed the steps in #145 but I'm still having the same problem :( . If I can help with some more test just tell me. Thanks for all :)
@paulusgi oke. What is interesting that your DSL is missing even a mode selection (120075). At the same time in your logs mode's seem to be accepted https://pastebin.com/b1T7JcD3 (it says ok after each PerformanceMode setting, so it got 1 as response)
Does actually Silent/Balanced/Turbo buttons have effect in your case ?
@seerge This problem seems to me that it can be due to 2 causes: For custom watts to work in armory crate you need to activate manual mode, it is a fourth mode different from silent, balanced and turbo modes. Maybe to pay attention to the endpoints or make them functional that mode has to be activated.
The other option that comes to mind is that it could be a problem or conflict with the power plans. Each performance mode (Silent, Balanced and Turbo) has its own performance plan in windows and when you change it from Armory Crate I mean it also changes in windows.
Maybe I'm wrong in both but I'm out of ideas right now x)
@paulusgi "Custom" mode in armoury is actually "Turbo" + custom settings :) (on bios level it's only 3 modes)
Windows power plans shouldn't have effect on fans or PPTs, they mainly affect own windows behavior.
@paulusgi that's not DLS, it's my script's output :) and powershell answers are predictable (based on what was in your DLS)
@paulusgi oke, thanks, it has changed a bit - but not in an important parts related to modes or PPTs :) But since you are testing - I was wondering - if you do this "reset" thing with holding power button for 30 seconds, would that change anything ?
Turn of laptop normally, press and hold power for 30-40 seconds, and then boot as usual (it will take some time)
@seerge Hello, thanks. I tried to do a full power cycle but nothing changed (followed your instructions). So the PPT sliders don't do anything.
Still having this on the log: 4/12/2023 2:51:03 PM: PowerLimit A0 = 54 : OK 4/12/2023 2:51:03 PM: PowerLimit A3 = 54 : OK 4/12/2023 2:51:03 PM: PowerLimit B0 = 54 : 0
@paulusgi okey, thanks for trying tho.
Log shows same as your DSL says - i.e. A0/A3 do something , and respond 1(ok), but apparently not ppts :)
Hello, recently I have discovered endpoints that let you set Total PPT and CPU PPT on 2022 models. Armory seem to use them as well.
I did that by running own app-script that literally sent DSTS (asus'es "get device status") command to all possible DeviceID's in asus ACPI and checking which one's would respond at least somehow :)
Then by just trying to set a new value (with DEVS "set device status") command to a few discovered DeviceIDs correct endpoints were found.
It could be that on other models (non G14) this endpoints could adjust different settings.
Discover endpoints Method 1
Run this ps1 scan-atkacpi.zip as admin in powershell and post output here
Discover endpoints Method 2
Crate a dump and upload it here (as suggested by @vddCore )
Download ACPICA tools. Extract into some folder.
Open that folder in powershell and run
./acpidump.exe -b
to dump them all to .dat files. They'll be placed in the location you ran the tool from.Then run
./iasl.exe dsdt.dat
and the decompiled ACPI table will be created asdsdt.dsl
. Zip it and upload here.How to test what discovered endpoints do
Run following command in powershell as admin:
Where DeviceID is ID from the list (for example 0x1200B0, 0x1200B1, 0x1200C0, 0x1200C1, 0x1200C2)
And Control_status is the "value" , try something like 25 or 50 or 100 ... :) (on your own risk, but most probably bios will just hardcap some potentially high values)
Then you can just run some CPU / GPU intensive task and check in HWinfo if it has any effect on PPTs / clocks / etc