Closed jagmeethanspal closed 2 years ago
Ah, cool (pun intended) ... that's exactly what I wrote into my temp_throttle.sh ... before seeing this PR.
So I'm pro accepting this PR.
Snippet from my output
unthrottle 69 Celsius. Frequency: 2266 Mhz
unthrottle 69 Celsius. Frequency: 2399 Mhz
throttle 82 Celsius. Frequency: 2266 Mhz
throttle 79 Celsius. Frequency: 2133 Mhz
unthrottle 68 Celsius. Frequency: 2266 Mhz
unthrottle 67 Celsius. Frequency: 2399 Mhz
throttle 80 Celsius. Frequency: 2266 Mhz
unthrottle 70 Celsius. Frequency: 2399 Mhz
throttle 82 Celsius. Frequency: 2266 Mhz
throttle 76 Celsius. Frequency: 2133 Mhz
throttle 77 Celsius. Frequency: 1999 Mhz
throttle 77 Celsius. Frequency: 1866 Mhz
throttle 79 Celsius. Frequency: 1733 Mhz
throttle 79 Celsius. Frequency: 1599 Mhz
throttle 77 Celsius. Frequency: 1466 Mhz
throttle 77 Celsius. Frequency: 1333 Mhz
throttle 77 Celsius. Frequency: 1199 Mhz
unthrottle 69 Celsius. Frequency: 1333 Mhz
unthrottle 70 Celsius. Frequency: 1466 Mhz
@jagmeethanspal This is the reason I wrote it in shell script from the beginning. When done correctly, super easy to read, editable, and great contributions. Thank you for your submission.
I am not sure what to do next here, as I am little unsure of the work-flow further.
@jagmeethanspal Excellent work. Your contribution will be included in time, but unfortunately I don't have time to dedicate to this project anymore. It would be great if someone else could maintain updates on it. For now, I'm just busy with other things in life. Thank you
closing
The small change shows the Freq with MHz and Temp with Deg C, whenever the script throttles or un-throttles the CPU.