OCP disable on chl8318 (Epower and lightning)

[elmor]

With VRM Temperature monitoring: https://www.dropbox.com/s/713edmnx869pe98/eVc%20v1b4%20-%20epower_ocp3.exe?dl=0

 

The VRM has two modes, first is regular operation where it listens to the GPU VID commands. The Regular OCP option sets OCP in this mode.

 

When setting voltage with eVc and probably other utilities as well supporting high voltages, the VRM enters "Gamer Mode" which has a different setting for OCP and is the one that should be relevant in this case.

 

edit: Yes 496A should work. Updated link with a version that removes OCP test, the option does nothing.

Edited September 29, 2014 by elmor

[Guest barbonenet]

With VRM Temperature monitoring: https://www.dropbox.com/s/713edmnx869pe98/eVc%20v1b4%20-%20epower_ocp3.exe?dl=0

 

The VRM has two modes, first is regular operation where it listens to the GPU VID commands. The Regular OCP option sets OCP in this mode.

 

When setting voltage with eVc and probably other utilities as well supporting high voltages, the VRM enters "Gamer Mode" which has a different setting for OCP and is the one that should be relevant in this case.

 

edit: Yes 496A should work. Updated link with a version that removes OCP test, the option does nothing.

 

i test it now

[Guest barbonenet]

john help me to understand!

 

if i set only vgpu and and after that, i click on "apply all", ocp it's removed?

Edited September 30, 2014 by barbonenet

[elmor]

Yes that should be the case. Or just press apply on both, order doesn't matter. You only need to apply OCP again after power down.

[Guest barbonenet]

ok thanks....so i can left regular and gamer ocp to the max? perfect next time if compound doesn't crack i try again;)

[elmor]

Yes, that should be fine. If you wanna feel extra safe just apply max value to both. Let me know how it works out.

[Guest barbonenet]

john remove regular ocp! if you set apply...ocp work!

 

if you don't touch it(no click on apply) ocp was removed;)

[elmor]

Alright, thanks for the info!