(RESOLVED) Turbo boost and Undervolt
Hey mates !! I switched to BoS yesterday, on a Laptop Legion Y540, with an i5 9300f and an RTX 2060. It's absolutely awesome π , and for once, goodbye Win11 and AtlasOS.
But I have a problem. On Win11, I used Throttlestop, it allowed me to deactivate the CPU turbo mode, and to apply an undervolt of -100 to have good temperatures and almost not hear the PC fans. On BoS, I managed to install "intel-undervolt" (https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/intel-undervolt/intel-undervolt/), but not sure that it works correctly, and I still have turbo mode active.
I can't find anything on the internet, or the tutorials don't work. Could anyone help me?
Thank you in advance for your help, keep it up, I love this distro! (Yes, I'm a big gamer :steam: ).
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you should be able to turn of turbo, let me grab my laptop i believe i have a script for it i call at login
Amazin' π ! And...Sorry but i'm a complete noob about this, can you explain the procedure ? (And how can i create this script π€ ) π§
make an empty file named
noturbo
and put it in ~/.local/bin
, put that text in it, then chmod +x
the file in terminal
then just sudo noturbo
to turn off turbo and sudo noturbo 0
to turn turbo on again
you will have to do this each boot though
Haha, it's nice, i'll test this, thx aagain bro π !
you can go as far as making a systemd service to automatically turn off turbo at boot. im just lazy π
but you have the means to at least turn it on and off through the terminal now
No problem, i can launch it manually π Is it correct ?
Doesn't work π
Ok, i found a tip about scripts (in my memory π€¦ ) ; If i add ".sh" ext, double clic noturbo.sh, the system ask for password, does it work ? How can i check if turbo is on or off ?
you might want to try this. Is what i use to set a temp cap on my cpu https://github.com/georgewhewell/undervolt/
GitHub
GitHub - georgewhewell/undervolt: Undervolt Intel CPUs under Linux
Undervolt Intel CPUs under Linux. Contribute to georgewhewell/undervolt development by creating an account on GitHub.
needless to say with being careful with this kind of stuff, might damage your hardware
Cool ! π And i foud this to check T_boost : "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/intel_pstate/no_turbo"
Thx again mates, it's a great help !!!! Problem solved !! π€ β