AORUS Radeon™ RX 6800 XT MASTER 16G (AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT) #61
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…00_XT_MASTER_16G changed pci_id definiton name and the shown "title" of the GPU
caused the error requiring seven arguments but only six given
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Added detection for
AORUS Radeon™ RX 6800 XT MASTER 16G(shown asAMD Radeon RX 6800 XT).I hope the naming is correct, as per project's standards.
Two files changed:
pci_ids.hGigabyteRGBFusion2GPUControllerDetect.cppAdded the hardware details in both files.
Background: After opening OpenRGB a few days ago, just to play around, I found my GPU is not detected which bugged me. Not sure but I remember this might have worked years ago, thus suddenly did not work. Bothered me, so I opted for adding support for it.
@CalcProgrammer1 pointed me to the right i2c IDs and hardware IDs, how to extract them and read the output, next to showing me the Controller that could be used, of which I had to edit the detection script.
Essentially
Process for identification:
lspci -vnnthe looking at the SubSystem of theVGA compatible controller(e.g. additionally amd-smi list or rocm-smi -i)The 0x70 was gussed based on this process:
i2cdetect -lSo i2c-9 was selected, as it is the OEM Bus.
Thus
i2cdetect -y 9returns:So its either 0x61 or 0x70 for RGB control via the controller. For most similiar cards OpenRGB seems to use 0x70, so that address is tested first. It works fine.