MSI Afterburner Voltage Monitoring displays 0mV

[Aravind Raja]

MSI Afterburner Voltage Monitoring displays 0mV
1. Tried restarting(Both PC and the program) and reinstalling.
2. Enable Voltage monitor in settings(I am able to unlock voltage control and move the slider).
3. Tried switching the physical BIOS switch on the card between both Silent and OC modes and then tried steps 1 and 2 both still it displays only 0.

4. Able to view GPU Core voltage in HwiNFO64 so using it able to view my GPU core voltage on the RTSS OSD when playing games.
But still unable to view it on MSI Afterburner.
GPU: Powercolor RX580 8GB Red Devil Golden Sample.

Can anyone please help me see my GPU voltage on MSI afterburner.

[Jurrunio]

It doesnt work on my laptop either, end up using hwinfo instwad

[xAcid9]

Do you have Integrated Graphic installed?

Can you show your display adapter in Device Manager and Monitoring settings in MSI Afterburner?

[Aravind Raja]

1 hour ago, xAcid9 said:

Do you have Integrated Graphic installed?

Can you show your display adapter in Device Manager and Monitoring settings in MSI Afterburner?

Yes I do have na iGPU as well
iGPU(i5-4590) Intel® HD Graphics 4600 (Use it for basic stuff like watching youtube on google chrome)
DGPU RX 580 PowerColor Red Devil Golden Sample (Using it to play Games)

[xAcid9]

Yeah i think you need to disable integrated graphic for it to detect properly. 

[Aravind Raja]

3 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Yeah i think you need to disable integrated graphic for it to detect properly.

Ok I will try it out and update you

[Aravind Raja]

35 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Yeah i think you need to disable integrated graphic for it to detect properly.

Still the same disable the iGPU in BIOS rebooted PC and still the same result I am unable to view my GPU VVoltage
But I can see my GPU Voltage in HwiNFO64

[xAcid9]

 Not sure then, i recall Unwinder said Wattman/Radeon Settings messed with MSI Afterburner. Maybe that's the case here?

[Aravind Raja]

2 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Not sure then, i recall Unwinder said Wattman/Radeon Settings messed with MSI Afterburner. Maybe that's the case here?

What changes should I do in Radeon settings to fix this?
*Its default I did nothing over there
Version I have is Adrenalin 2020 20.4.2
After burner version I use is 4.6.2
Windows 10 version I use is 1909

[xAcid9]

Not really sure, you can try the beta version.
Or directly ask Unwinder directly at MSI Afterburner forum.

https://forums.guru3d.com/forums/msi-afterburner-overclock-application-discussion.55/

[Aravind Raja]

On 4/27/2020 at 3:33 PM, xAcid9 said:

Not really sure, you can try the beta version.
Or directly ask Unwinder directly at MSI Afterburner forum.

https://forums.guru3d.com/forums/msi-afterburner-overclock-application-discussion.55/

Got a reply like a slap in the face
Is there any other way or anything that I am missing to do I did google for weeks and spend hours on youtube posted in other forums as well(not even a single reply in other forums like tom's hardware) at the end I do not know who this person(Unwinder) is but he said that I am not supposed to contact him.
Ddo you have any other idea?
*Also tried the latest beta version from MSI website no changes
"Unwinder 

Try to read forums, no need to contact me instead of using search please."

https://forums.guru3d.com/members/unwinder.30019/#profile-post-916

[xAcid9]

1 hour ago, Aravind Raja said:

Got a reply like a slap in the face

Lmao, classic Unwinder.

1 hour ago, Aravind Raja said:

I do not know who this person(Unwinder) is but he said that I am not supposed to contact him.

He is the creator of the old Rivatuner that evolved into MSI Afterburner and RTSS and also the main guy behind these 2 projects. 

If he replied that way probably mean it has been answered before. Probably voltage controller of your GPU is not supported by default. 

 

Did you try Tick "Unlock Voltage Control"? Then select 3rd party and Kernel Mode. Apply and restart MSI AB or PC.

[Aravind Raja]

57 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Lmao, classic Unwinder.

He is the creator of the old Rivatuner that evolved into MSI Afterburner and RTSS and also the main guy behind these 2 projects.

If he replied that way probably mean it has been answered before. Probably voltage controller of your GPU is not supported by default.

 

Did you try Tick "Unlock Voltage Control"? Then select 3rd party and Kernel Mode. Apply and restart MSI AB or PC.

Yup Just now tried Unlock Voltage Control and selected third party in the drop down still the same cant see voltage but I can see the Core voltage slider. But what I really want is not the core voltage slider but want to be able to view my current voltage.

As I can see the Voltage control slider so it means my GPU does support voltage control right and when playing games using HWINFO64 I can see my core voltage using RTSS which means my GPU also supports Core voltage Monitoring as well but not sure why MSI afterburner won't display it

[Aravind Raja]

On 4/28/2020 at 5:56 PM, xAcid9 said:

Lmao, classic Unwinder.

He is the creator of the old Rivatuner that evolved into MSI Afterburner and RTSS and also the main guy behind these 2 projects.

If he replied that way probably mean it has been answered before. Probably voltage controller of your GPU is not supported by default.

 

Did you try Tick "Unlock Voltage Control"? Then select 3rd party and Kernel Mode. Apply and restart MSI AB or PC.

Could you please help me find the Voltage controller name I think it can help me get the core voltage readings





 

[Aravind Raja]

Finally Used the below code in MSIAfterburner.oem2 file as per Tomatone from, Guru3D Forum and it worked now I can see my Voltages in MSI AfterBurner
[VEN_1002&DEV_67DF&SUBSYS_2377148C&REV_??]

; RX580 8GB Red Devil Golden Sample

Desc                     = RX580 8GB Red Devil Golden Sample
VDDC_IR3567B_Detection            = 6:08h
VDDC_IR3567B_Output                = 0