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Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
can normally change cpu and gpu frequency
Steps for reproducing this issue:
open powertools gui and change cpu or gpu frequency
Anything else?
I tried to work around this situation by editing the configuration file of PowerTools (so the maximum frequency of the GPU is 1800), but it didn’t work.
Additionally, I boost the memory of my Steam Deck, so the memory shows 800MHz. However, this phenomenon is not caused by the old BIOS used for boost.
I also tried replacing it with a new BIOS, but it didn’t help. This has been the case since the Steam client update.
Occasionally, after a game crash that causes a system reboot, modifying the CPU/GPU does not lead to this situation because Power Tools becomes completely unable to modify the memory speed after the system crash and reboot.
Your system information
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
can normally change cpu and gpu frequency
Steps for reproducing this issue:
open powertools gui and change cpu or gpu frequency Anything else? I tried to work around this situation by editing the configuration file of PowerTools (so the maximum frequency of the GPU is 1800), but it didn’t work. Additionally, I boost the memory of my Steam Deck, so the memory shows 800MHz. However, this phenomenon is not caused by the old BIOS used for boost. I also tried replacing it with a new BIOS, but it didn’t help. This has been the case since the Steam client update. Occasionally, after a game crash that causes a system reboot, modifying the CPU/GPU does not lead to this situation because Power Tools becomes completely unable to modify the memory speed after the system crash and reboot.
plugin shop Version
2.0.2
Platform
SteamDeck LCD
OS
SteamOS 3 (Stable)
![jpeg](https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamOS/assets/122263497/120c4133-2d32-4909-8d80-df69df26a7af)