Open shamoon opened 1 year ago
Thank you for taking the time to create this project (and the amazing si).
si
On my M2 Pro MacBookPro the values returned seem inaccurate:
{ main: 5.459799861907959, cores: [ 4.632999897003174, 4.632999897003174, 6.699999809265137, 4.632999897003174, 6.699999809265137 ], max: 6.699999809265137 }
when compared to e.g. some of the tools out there:
I realize this is not such an easy thing to sort out especially if you don't have m2 hardware to test with but of course I can help with that. I tried fiddling a bit using sensor keys that I found on the web, in particular https://github.com/exelban/stats/blob/master/Modules/Sensors/values.swift ( https://github.com/exelban/stats/issues/1012 ) without much luck, not sure if the M2 Pro even has different keys than just M2.
Here's the full output of smc list: https://gist.github.com/shamoon/c973409ceb51b8f73750f55a2db56891
smc list
Again happy to help figure this out in any way I can but I admit I think I'd need a little guidance. There would also be the task of detecting this beyond process.arch == 'arm64'
process.arch == 'arm64'
Thanks for considering and either way for the awesome projects.
Thank you for taking the time to create this project (and the amazing
si
).On my M2 Pro MacBookPro the values returned seem inaccurate:
when compared to e.g. some of the tools out there:
I realize this is not such an easy thing to sort out especially if you don't have m2 hardware to test with but of course I can help with that. I tried fiddling a bit using sensor keys that I found on the web, in particular https://github.com/exelban/stats/blob/master/Modules/Sensors/values.swift ( https://github.com/exelban/stats/issues/1012 ) without much luck, not sure if the M2 Pro even has different keys than just M2.
Here's the full output of
smc list
: https://gist.github.com/shamoon/c973409ceb51b8f73750f55a2db56891Again happy to help figure this out in any way I can but I admit I think I'd need a little guidance. There would also be the task of detecting this beyond
process.arch == 'arm64'
Thanks for considering and either way for the awesome projects.