fix: (docs) amdsmi_power_info_t->power_limit is really micro watts #174
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This value is actually microwatts, so this updates the documentation.
You can see that even in
amd-smiCLI tool, it is converted fromSI_Unit.MICROhereThis value is populated into the
amdsmi_power_info_tstruct by readingpowerX_capout of the associatedhwmoninsysfs. That can be seen hereFurther, on an MI325X system, the card is certainly not capable of running at 1000000000 Watts:
From my testing, the other values in this struct, i.e
current_socket_powerdo appear to return values in measures of Watts.