RPI4 freezes at boot after update
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https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/1290
Looks like they are working to get at least partial GPU overclocking restored. With the test firmware listed at the bottom of the page I linked you can try it out. Core_freq is still locked but you can set v3d frequency higher than 600mhz now. I am not convinced that v3d is really a bottleneck but glad to see they are working on it.
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@quicksilver said in RPI4 freezes at boot after update:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/1290
Looks like they are working to get at least partial GPU overclocking restored. With the test firmware listed at the bottom of the page I linked you can try it out. Core_freq is still locked but you can set v3d frequency higher than 600mhz now. I am not convinced that v3d is really a bottleneck but glad to see they are working on it.
great news m8!
Just tryed to overclock gpu to 750...
over_voltage=6 arm_freq=2100 gpu_freq=750Now I've got
pi@retropie:~ $ vcgencmd measure_clock arm frequency(48)=2100515584 pi@retropie:~ $ vcgencmd measure_clock core frequency(1)=500000992 pi@retropie:~ $ vcgencmd measure_clock v3d frequency(46)=750001472Looks like they got rid of some of the limitations :)
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Seems to work well. Interestingly enough, performance may be slightly worse with the test kernel, than the pre-DVFS kernel.
Example: For the Dreamcast Soul Calibur full intro, I was getting steady 60fps with the old kernel, and with the same OC boot.txt settings, getting 57-60fps with the new test kernel. Not at all a complaint, just an observation. The performance is definitely there, compared to stock.
Great stuff!
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@roslof core frequency is locked at 500mhz with the new firmware whereas it was possible to set it as high as 600mhz with the old firmware. This is the only difference.
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@quicksilver Not to forget what popcornmix said:
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" Note: you can get core_freq=550MHz with hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 (on a Pi4).
Use "vcgencmd measure_clock v3d" to be sure the v3d is clocked as requested"Didn't try that yet :)
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@WODAK I suspect that that the performance hit for running at 4k will offset any gains given by the small 50mhz bump to core frequency. But report back once you've tested it out :)
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@quicksilver i think it just means 4k60 modes are enabled (by default only 4k30 modes are), rather than forcing one on. with a bit of luck the associated core overclock will apply regardless of whether you're in 4k or not!
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@dankcushions nice I will have to test this then
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@roslof I tested the soul Caliber intro with v3d frequency set to 750mhz and with v3d set to default of 500mhz. The frame rates were pretty much identical. Near 58-60fps for most of the intro with a few dips into the 50-55fps range. I'm not seeing where overclocking v3d is providing any benefit...
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@quicksilver hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 works fine :)
pi@retropie:~ $ ./checkPi.sh OVERCLOCK: core: frequency(1)=549993152 v3d: frequency(46)=750001472 arm: frequency(48)=2100515584 FIRMWARE VERSION Feb 4 2020 12:06:47 Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom version 53597a93bd1906c9358277b08bff097299216004 (clean) (release) (start) OS VERSION Linux retropie 4.19.93-v7l+ #1290 SMP Fri Jan 10 16:45:11 GMT 2020 armv7l GNU/Linuxl8r I'll check some performence ...btw if ur having a good cooling system force your games to run at governer mode.
quoted by buzz
"If you want to set the performance governor when running games, that is already supported
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-setup/wiki/runcommand
(It sets it on game start, and restores previous setting on game exit)"
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