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Created Jul 29, 2020 by Shished@yurishish

GPU Fan curve does not gets restored to stock after closing the app

CoreCtrl version: 1.2.0-dev

Distribution: Arch Linux

Kernel version: 5.7.10-zen1-1-zen

GPU model: AMD Radeon RX 5700

GPU driver: AMDGPU

GPU driver parameters: NA/Stock

Description of the bug

Custom fan curve should be restored to stock when Corectrl is closed. Right now it leaves the fans spinning at the speed which was defined by the fan curve regardless of current temperature, which can be dangerous to hardware.

Reproduction

Simplified, easy to follow steps to reproduce the bug:

  1. Set ventilation option to "curve" and make custom curve.
  2. Run some GPU stress test and wait until fan speed rises.
  3. Close Corectrl.
  4. Close GPU stress test.

Actual result: GPU fans has high speed which does not lowers with temperature.

Expected result: GPU fans speed slowly gets lower until the full stop (my card supports 0-rpm).

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