Ability to adjust the performance mode list order

[DaStrictDAWG]

I've finally finished setting up all of my modified fan presets on G-Helper after successfully reapplying the Liquid metal on the CPU and GPU, and repadding the VRAM and VRMs, and all of that went well, the delta between my GPU temp and hotspot temp is below 8C. it was fun to find and adjust with the easy sliders all of the fan speeds. However, after everything was all said and done, I wish I was able to organize all of my created presets from lowest fan speeds to highest fan speeds. Is there any way to modify where they are in the .json?

If this was added as a drag and drop type feature I think that would be cool too

Here is my GHelper config and log
config.json
log.txt

[seerge]

@DaStrictDAWG hello,

Profiles are ordered by their ID, which is added as _<id> to each setting in config.

Like this is settings for your profile number 7

  "mode_base_7": 1,
  "mode_name_7": "Silent 2145MHz",
  "fan_profile_mid_7": "37-3C-3E-40-42-45-48-4F-00-0C-19-27-2F-35-38-3A",
  "fan_profile_cpu_7": "32-3A-3E-41-43-46-4A-4F-00-07-16-20-28-2E-32-34",
  "fan_profile_gpu_7": "2C-38-3C-3F-43-47-4B-50-00-08-1A-23-29-2D-2F-31",
  "limit_total_7": 65,
  "limit_slow_7": 157,
  "limit_cpu_7": 65,
  "limit_fast_7": 175,
  "auto_apply_7": 1,
  "auto_apply_power_7": 1,
  "gpu_clock_limit_7": 2150,
  "gpu_core_7": 250,
  "gpu_memory_7": 500

If you really want to manually re-order them, you will have to swap 7 with other profile id :)

But honestly, I don't see much point here. Just use UI and re-create all needed profiles in the order you want. Then there is much less chances that you make mistakes rather than editing config.

Why do you need so many different profiles in a first place ?

[DaStrictDAWG]

Yes this worked for me, thank you :D

now they are all organized

I would have re-created all of the profiles, but for some reason, each new profile would create in the slot before Silent 2145, Silent CPU was a profile made way after Silent 2145MHz.

I need that many profiles because i play a very wide variety of games,
1680MHz is for games that dont require a lot of processing power, and it is basically dead silent... 25W CPU 1680MHz GPU
1845MHz is for when i want that little bit of performance for a small bump in fan speeds.................. 25W CPU 1845MHz GPU
1905MHz (Silent CPU) is for CPU heavy games like Marvel Rivals and Fortnite, minimize stutter..... 80W CPU, 1905MHz GPU
2145MHz is not really Silent, but quieter than balanced, and is for heavy GPU+CPU games............. 65W CPU, 2145MHz GPU
MAXED is all fans full speed, full clocks on GPU and max wattage on CPU. It is for benchmarks....175W CPU, 2610MHz GPU

Thanks again!

[ipiegat]

nothing to do with ghelper, but how helpful was reapplying the liquid metal and thermal pads? notice any significant difference?

[DaStrictDAWG]

Yes, they were very successful, though it did take me three tries to get the thermal putty and liquid metal application correct. My VRAM temperatures dropped ~15%, and the CPU went from being able to sustain 121W under load without limits on a Cinebench R23 10 minute test to being able to sustain 160W under load.

I created a slideshow with visual representation and photos of before and after reapplying the Liquid Metal and just how bad the factory application was on the CPU die.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LT5v19BdAesPZFKRG5ad5ah5jq1weJxotTTgYdU92c0/edit?usp=sharing

Here is an easy to read spreadsheet comparing the temperatures of before and after my application: