Endpoint discovery for different laptop models #38
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It's a console app that will run for like few mins and start showing output of discovered device IDsSample output (from 2022 model) |
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60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532) (This is from a 2021 model) |
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Here is the Asus G14 2020. In picture [1], you have the laptop model and its specifications, along with the DSTS script. And at [2] you have script result as text. 110024 : ffff0000 (-65536) 110025 : ffff0000 (-65536) |
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So they did change at the 2022 model, but 2021 and 2020 are working the same way. Had the same result, with 2021. Tho Global PPT works on all devices |
[1] This should return a list of parameters, including the current Total PPT and CPU PPT values for the CPU. off-topic: |
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Ok, thanks :) I also got same results from "Routard" user on Reddit. Quick conclusion, 1200A0/A1 exist on older models too, and seem to work. This is TOTAL PPT (i.e. dGPU and iGPU and CPU together) How 2021 model sets CPU limits - remains unknown for me. If someone wills to test, you can try following command (in admin powershell):
Replace 0x1200a0 with other IDs. DeviceID = should be a ID of a endpoint (with 0x in front, cause it's in hex) A quick and simple way to see if something worked - is to run cinebench and look at HWinfo CPU metrics :) |
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G14 2021 GA401QC |
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GA401QC I tried all the numbers above and these are all i can find. |
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@hkaancaliskan Are you sure 1200a0 change CPU PPT ? For me it changes the whole PPT, which results having a turd instead of a computer at 35W |
That's interesting. Are you sure that A0 sets only CPU PPT? not total (like with GPU as well ?) can you try in some heavy game (that uses both cpu / gpu?). Cause on 2022 model it's literally opposite ? |
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Just in case guys, A0 is already implemented in app, but it's just called "Total PPT" |
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@seerge we agree that on your app, total PPT is 1200a0 ? |
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Well, got my answer |
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With shaders I had like 15 fps. did reset to 110 Total PPT and having 40 fps again (well the shaders and the map are strong lol) |
Yes, Total PPT slider - adjusts 1200a0 In v0.13 I have made that CPU slider also adjusts 1200a2 (next to b0). But looks like it had no effect to ones who tested |
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G15 2021 GA503QR 60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532) |
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@seerge could you put your result of the 2022 version, this way we could test every settings that differs from yours |
It's literally second message in this topic :) |
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No effect on Total PPT with 2020 model
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Good to know :( |
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@seerge oups I thought it was only a sample, mb thanks |
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Please find input from GA401QM PS C:\Users\dryba\Downloads\scan-atkacpi>> .\scan-atkacpi.ps1 60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532) 60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998) 60026 : 0 (0) 60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60094 : 3 (3)
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536) |
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we have the 110015 and 16 that you don’t have |
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You can try ofc :) in a worst-worst scenario, if you accidentally set some wrong setting - you can do a cmos reset, that will reset all settings to defaults. Turn off laptop normally, press and hold power for like 30 seconds, turn on again normally (it will take like a minute to start booting after) I used that thing to fix my disappearing wifi card once. |
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What does result 0 mean ? 1`is that it is good, 42xxxxxxx it doesn’t exists, but 0 ? |
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for 35, 110015 and 16 gets a 0 as result |
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G14 2021 5800HS 3060 60023 : ffffffffffff0004 (-65532) 60024 : a36c8086 (2741796998) 60026 : 0 (0) 60061 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 60094 : 3 (3) 80041 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 80042 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 80043 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 80044 : ffffffffffff0000 (-65536) 90020 : 0 (0) 90030 : c0 (192) 100051 : 1 (1) 110013 : 0 (0)
110024 : ffff0000 (-65536)
110025 : ffff0000 (-65536) |
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ROG Strix G15 G513IE-R74BRTSPS2 |
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ProArt Studiobook 16 OLED (H7604) |
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Hi @seerge I got this dsdt file from the user at the forum I mentioned before, he's a ROG Ally user who asked that if you can consider to develop a function in ASUS AC maybe called "Desktop Mode", which can place the joystick with actual mouse in Windows. I told him I can help him send the file to you, so that's why I'm here. Once again, thank you for developing this program and the effort you've put into it. :) |
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@martin6982 hello, Ally's joystick is controlled via USB, not ACPI. So it's a separate method to control that, but thanks anyway |
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ROG Strix G15 (2022) G513 G513RS-HQ032X |
Rog strix scar 17 (G733PZ) - 2023 |
Zenbook UN5401QAB_UN5401QA |
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ASUS TUF F15 - FX506HC | Intel i5-11400H | Nvidia RTX 3050 Laptop |
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dsdt.zip |
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@seerge Intel ACPI Component Architecture File appears to be binary: found 16864 non-ASCII characters, disassembling Parsing completed |
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Is there any method to set the fan speed in full speed I actually add a button in the UI but I don't under stand how I set the fan speed. I don't understand how fan decided it speed if any one tell me it would be great full for me.
@seerge Please reply if this message reached to you |
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@cybercrimeworld how is this related to endpoint discovery? To set fans to max you just set a fan curve all dots at 100% |
My System does not support fan curve
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@cybercrimeworld then you can't set them anyhow. It needs to be supported by asus bios in a first place |
Then only tell me how fan decided it's speed during Turbo mode |
Simple, hardcoded values. |
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ROG Flow X13 (2021) GV301QE |
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ASUS TUF Gaming A15 FA506ICB |
and others
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 -bto dump them all to .dat files. They'll be placed in the location you ran the tool from.Then run
./iasl.exe dsdt.datand 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
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