Request: Power multiplyer setting for shunt modded cards.

[bmgjet]

As per the email reply Im making a post on here.

Please allow a option in the settings to apply a multiplyer to the power sensors readings so when you have a shunt modded card you can correct the values to read what it really are again.

For example if you stacked 15 mOhm resistors ontop of 5 mOhm ones all the power wattage readings are now going to be wrong. But if you could multiply all the readings by 1.33 then they would be correct again.
And for another example if you use 5 mohm ontop of the stock 5 mohm resistors you have just halved the readings. So you would use a 2.0 multiplyer to correct it.


Just multiplication is sufficient, But maybe have so it can be set indivudually for each power sensor since some people might only mod the power connectors. Where others mod the power connectors, Chip power and slot ect.
Thanks.

 

[burntroach]

that would be cool, but as far as i'm aware, there's no way for the software to know what kind of shunt mod you did, so the multiplication wouldn't matter, as it wouldn't know if you used 5ohm or 15 or whatever your choice would be

 

[bmgjet]

that would be cool, but as far as i'm aware, there's no way for the software to know what kind of shunt mod you did, so the multiplication wouldn't matter, as it wouldn't know if you used 5ohm or 15 or whatever your choice would be

You would enter the values your self obvously.
HWINFO allows it.

 

[W1zzard]

That's a great idea. Will definitely add this

 

[kiriakost]

Are we talking of RTX 3000 shunt mod test, this shown in Youtube, with a gain of 2 FPS ?

 

[bmgjet]

9 FPS in control the foundation, 6FPS in flight sim and 1516 points in port royal for me going from 350W to 450W.

 

[kiriakost]

9 FPS in control the foundation, 6FPS in flight sim and 1516 points in port royal for me going from 350W to 450W.

This is 100W wasted, yes I am an electrician of our times.