ZenStates-Linux

Collection of utilities for Ryzen processors and motherboards

zenstates.py

Dynamically edit AMD Ryzen processor parameters. Current version supports Zen2-based CPUs only.

Requires root access and the msr kernel module loaded (just run "modprobe msr" as root).

$ sudo modprobe msr

The utility is based on r4m0n's ZenStates-Linux.

GUI is based on PySimpleGUI.

CPUID module used: flababah's cpuid.py.

CLI

$ sudo ./zenstates.py --no-gui [args...]

usage: zenstates.py [-h] [--no-gui] [-l] [-p {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}] [--enable] [--disable] [-f FID] [-d DID] [-v VID] 
[--smu-test-message]

Sets parameters of Ryzen processors

required arguments:
  --no-gui              Run in CLI without GUI

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            Show this help message and exit
  -l, --list            List all P-States
  -p {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}, --pstate {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}
                        P-State to set
  --enable              Enable P-State
  --disable             Disable P-State
  -f FID, --fid FID     FID to set (in hex)
  -d DID, --did DID     DID to set (in hex)
  -v VID, --vid VID     VID to set (in hex)
  --c6-enable           Enable C-State C6
  --c6-disable          Disable C-State C6
  --smu-test-message    Send test message to the SMU (response 1 means 'success')
  --oc-frequency        Set Overclock frequency (in MHz)
  --oc-vid              Set Overclock VID (in hex)
  --ppt                 Set PPT limit (in W)
  --tdc                 Set TDC limit (in A)
  --edc                 Set EDC limit (in A)

GUI

To run the GUI, additional packages are needed:

$ sudo apt install pip3 python3-tk wheel
$ pip3 install pysimplegui

Then run:

$ sudo python3 zenstates.py

togglecode.py

Turns on/off the Q-Code display on ASUS Crosshair VI Hero motherboards (and other boards with a compatible Super I/O chip)

Requires root access and the portio python module. To install run:

$ pip install wheel portio