07-26-2015, 09:26 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-26-2015, 09:28 PM by martin.po21.)
Hello!
Today after updating one of my rigs i noticed that oclHashcat does not read right temperature.
Build: 4x HD 5970, ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS, oclHashcat 1.36, Catalyst 14.9
What happens:
I start cracking with device 1 and 2 only. Speed.GPU.#* is reported properly, while HWMon.GPU.#1 and HWMon.GPU.#2 are actually from devices 7 and 8 (% Util, temp and fan).
Generally, it is not a problem as i allways use all GPUs- watchdog see all cards-, but i do want to know if there is something i can do about it.
I noticed this today while performing performance check- as after every update (1.31 --> 1.36)
Picture:
On left, hashcat 1.36, on right my custom temp/fan reporting script.
It can be seen what i descriebed above (note: in my temp/fan script, numbers are inverted!)
![[Image: screenshot-from-2015-07-.jpg]](http://shrani.si/t/T/rz/3MG3ZjI1/screenshot-from-2015-07-.jpg)
Click to enlarge
I did new system setup, problem keeps occuring
Today after updating one of my rigs i noticed that oclHashcat does not read right temperature.
Build: 4x HD 5970, ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS, oclHashcat 1.36, Catalyst 14.9
What happens:
I start cracking with device 1 and 2 only. Speed.GPU.#* is reported properly, while HWMon.GPU.#1 and HWMon.GPU.#2 are actually from devices 7 and 8 (% Util, temp and fan).
Generally, it is not a problem as i allways use all GPUs- watchdog see all cards-, but i do want to know if there is something i can do about it.
I noticed this today while performing performance check- as after every update (1.31 --> 1.36)
Picture:
On left, hashcat 1.36, on right my custom temp/fan reporting script.
It can be seen what i descriebed above (note: in my temp/fan script, numbers are inverted!)
![[Image: screenshot-from-2015-07-.jpg]](http://shrani.si/?T/rz/3MG3ZjI1/screenshot-from-2015-07-.png)
Click to enlarge
I did new system setup, problem keeps occuring