A simple Python Wrapper for the AMD/ATI ADL lib.
First, import:
.. code-block:: python
from pyadl import *
To get the supported devices list
Return: Array of ADLDevice
.. code-block:: python
ADLManager.getInstance().getDevices()
For the following methods, device is an instance of ADLDevice.
Get the current core voltage in mV
Return: Float
.. code-block:: python
device.getCurrentCoreVoltage()
Get the current engine frequency in MHz
Return: Float
.. code-block:: python
device.getCurrentEngineClock()
Get the current fan speed in a specified unit
Parameters:
Return: Integer
.. code-block:: python
device.getCurrentFanSpeed(speedType):
Get the current memory frequency in MHz
Return: Float
.. code-block:: python
device.getCurrentMemoryClock()
Get the current temperature in Celsius
Return: Float
.. code-block:: python
device.getCurrentTemperature()
Get the current load in percentage
Return: Integer
.. code-block:: python
device.getCurrentUsage():
Get the core voltage range
Parameters:
Return: (Min: Float, Max: Float)
.. code-block:: python
device.getCoreVoltageRange(reload):
Get the engine clock frequency range
Parameters:
Return: (Min: Float, Max: Float)
.. code-block:: python
device.getEngineClockRange(reload):
Get the fan speed range in the specified unit
Parameters:
Return: (Min: Integer, Max: Integer)
.. code-block:: python
device.getFanSpeedRange(speedType, reload):
Get the memory clock frequency range (Min, Max)
Parameters:
Return: (Min: Float, Max: Float)
.. code-block:: python
device.getMemoryClockRange(reload):
.. code-block:: console
$ python test.py
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l, --list-adapters Lists all detected and supported display adapters.
-s, --status Shows current clock speeds, core voltage, utilization
and performance level.
On a single card machine:
.. code-block:: console
$ python test.py -s
0. AMD Radeon (TM) R9 380 Series
Engine core voltage: -2076327552 mV (0.0 mV - 0.0 mV)
Engine clock: 975.54 MHz (150.0 MHz - 1200.0 MHz)
Memory clock: 1400.0 MHz (75.0 MHz - 1750.0 MHz)
Fan speed: 65 % (0 % - 100 %)
Fan speed: 2958 RPM (0 RPM - 6000 RPM)
Temperature: 77.0 Celsius
Usage: 100 %
On a miner rig with 5 RX 460:
.. code-block:: python
python test.py -s
0. b'Radeon(TM) RX 460 Graphics'
Engine core voltage: 1230037376 mV (0.0 mV - 0.0 mV)
Engine clock: 1168.0 MHz (110.0 MHz - 1800.0 MHz)
Memory clock: 1750.0 MHz (150.0 MHz - 2000.0 MHz)
Fan speed: 35 % (0 % - 100 %)
Fan speed: 1042 RPM (0 RPM - 4600 RPM)
Temperature: 69.0 Celsius
Usage: 100 %
16. b'Radeon(TM) RX 460 Graphics'
Engine core voltage: 757416320 mV (0.0 mV - 0.0 mV)
Engine clock: 1142.11 MHz (110.0 MHz - 1800.0 MHz)
Memory clock: 1750.0 MHz (150.0 MHz - 2000.0 MHz)
Fan speed: 34 % (0 % - 100 %)
Fan speed: 984 RPM (0 RPM - 4600 RPM)
Temperature: 69.0 Celsius
Usage: 100 %
32. b'Radeon(TM) RX 460 Graphics'
Engine core voltage: 1230037376 mV (0.0 mV - 0.0 mV)
Engine clock: 1153.96 MHz (110.0 MHz - 1800.0 MHz)
Memory clock: 1750.0 MHz (150.0 MHz - 2000.0 MHz)
Fan speed: 33 % (0 % - 100 %)
Fan speed: 989 RPM (0 RPM - 4600 RPM)
Temperature: 70.0 Celsius
Usage: 100 %
48. b'Radeon(TM) RX 460 Graphics'
Engine core voltage: 1230037376 mV (0.0 mV - 0.0 mV)
Engine clock: 1098.78 MHz (110.0 MHz - 1800.0 MHz)
Memory clock: 1750.0 MHz (150.0 MHz - 2000.0 MHz)
Fan speed: 33 % (0 % - 100 %)
Fan speed: 851 RPM (0 RPM - 4600 RPM)
Temperature: 72.0 Celsius
Usage: 100 %
64. b'Radeon(TM) RX 460 Graphics'
Engine core voltage: 1230037376 mV (0.0 mV - 0.0 mV)
Engine clock: 1162.41 MHz (110.0 MHz - 1800.0 MHz)
Memory clock: 1750.0 MHz (150.0 MHz - 2000.0 MHz)
Fan speed: 33 % (0 % - 100 %)
Fan speed: 858 RPM (0 RPM - 4600 RPM)
Temperature: 67.0 Celsius
Usage: 100 %
FAQs
A simple Python Wrapper for the AMD/ATI ADL lib.
We found that pyadl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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