Originally Posted by franciscofranco

There r342.

Same changelog? Just fixed typo and other r340 stuffs?

Originally Posted by gummie

Same changelog? Just fixed typo and other r340 stuffs?

Basically.

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Originally Posted by gummie

Same changelog? Just fixed typo and other r340 stuffs?

This is the changelog:

r342:
* Increase voltage on >1,4GHz frequencies for stability
* Lower 192MHz a little bit
* Fix an ugly bug introduced on r340

Originally Posted by osm0sis

Well we just saw that the voltages can get transposed if you leave "set on boot" enabled which can cause issues if you have custom UV set and franco alters the steps of the voltage table.

I usually wipe just to see what's changed with the defaults. But it's definitely the safer way to go as well. [COLOR="Silver"]

yeah i think i will clear the apps data and then flash r342 and see if that fixes the issue

Been using Jellybro. Glad to be back on franco. I like the new power presets. r342 running great.

Originally Posted by franciscofranco

This is the changelog:

r342:
* Increase voltage on >1,4GHz frequencies for stability
* Lower 192MHz a little bit
* Fix an ugly bug introduced on r340

Originally Posted by franciscofranco

This is the changelog:

r342:
* Increase voltage on >1,4GHz frequencies for stability
* Lower 192MHz a little bit
* Fix an ugly bug introduced on r340

Pls add Vietnamese into FKU (translated by me).
Tks!

r342 is amazing. The couple games I was seeing lag in don't have it anymore.

Also my voltages (which were the same all along since like r2xx) now seem stable again where they haven't in the last few builds.

342 flashed. Haven't had time to play with it at all (at work atm), but seems all good so far.

Is there a way to view changelogs in the app? And is there a way to save voltages without applying them at boot?

Not yet for the changelogs, but I think it's something Franco has said he'd like to add back in.

Negatory for just saving the voltages, it overcomplicated the app too much to have both that and set on boot. All the other areas of the app revert to defaults when you turn off their set on boot functions, so it's also more consistent this way.