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We hit the 400Mhz problem as well, on corporate high-end 14" Dells. Disabling thermald did not help much, as the laptop almost melted. But we discovered a "magi
by gocartStatue 5y ago
We hit the 400Mhz problem as well, on corporate high-end 14" Dells.
Disabling thermald did not help much, as the laptop almost melted.
But we discovered a "magic" spell involving rmmod/modprobe.
It sparked a kind of a custom:
- guys, my laptop is throttling hard (...)
- here, run this untrusted code snippet as root
- yaay, it worked!
- userbinator 5y agoDisabling thermald did not help much, as the laptop almost melted. They'll throttle and hard-shutdown long before permanent damage occurs. Recent laptop CPUs have maximum temperatures of ~100C and are perfectly fine to stay at that temperature 24/7.