IsSupportedQuiet

Checks if the quiet tuning preset is supported on a GPU.

Syntax

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ADLX_RESULT     IsSupportedQuiet (adlx_bool* supported)

Parameters

[out] supported adlx_bool* The pointer to a variable where the state of quiet is returned. The variable is true if quiet is supported. The variable is false if quiet is not supported.

Return Value

If the state of quiet is successfully returned, ADLX_OK is returned.

If the state of quiet is not successfully returned, an error code is returned.

Refer to ADLX_RESULT for success codes and error codes.

Additional Info

The quiet tuning preset enables quiet operation with lowered power and fan settings.

Requirements

Header	include “IGPUAutoTuning.h”
Minimum version	1.0

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