( 16th - November - 2019 )
In the Options dialog, GPU Clocking section, both Clocking Profiles and Clocking Profile Groups can be defined. If a system consists of similar GPU's where the clocking settings are to be the same - a single clocking profile can be used to apply the setting to all GPU's. In systems where different clocking settings must be applied per GPU, the concept of Clocking Profile Groups can be used.
In the example below, one profile for overclocking of nVidia GTX 1060 and one for nVidia GTX 1070 have been created.
Fig-1: GPU Clocking Screen
The group defines which profile to use for the different GPU's. Awesome Miner can either match the GPU to a profile based on the GPU ID or the GPU name. The example below uses an expression to match the GPU name with "1060" and applies the nVidia GTX 1060 profile for the matching GPU's. In a similar way, another expression is used for all GPU's where the name contains "1070" where the nVidia GTX 1070 profile is used.
Fig-2: Clocking Group Properties Screen
To match a single GPU ID or GPU name, simply enter the ID or name. The entered name will match on any part of the GPU name. Use comma to separate multiple items to match.
Example 1: To match the first two GPU's, GPU 0 and GPU 1, select to match on GPU ID and enter: 0, 1
Example 2: To match all GPU's of the type nVidia GTX 1070 and nVidia GTX 1080, select to match on GPU name and enter:
1070, 1080
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