Temperature and CPU Frequency Control with Linux

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dougz
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Temperature and CPU Frequency Control with Linux

Post by dougz » Sun May 04, 2008 11:25 am

Thought the following tutorial article would be useful for silence-loving Linux users. Minimal material on this topic in SPCR before.

The article covers debian/ubuntu and redhat/fedora/centos, but is distribution agnostic.

Keywords -- lm-sensors lm_sensors sensors-detect cpufreq-selector coolnquiet speedstep

http://www.beginlinux.com/index.php/des ... eq_control

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Post by Licaon » Sun May 04, 2008 2:29 pm

the "ondemand" / "userspace" settings are better, as they'll scale the speed as needed by the system/applications

you can monitor temperatures/voltages with xsensors or integrate them with Conky as showed below:
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(this is my AM2 system running Sidux, specs in my sig)

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