Not too sure, however, I can say this is not a bios/hardware related
bug, as on windows this never happens, also an interesting thing to note
is whenever I suspend my pc the cpu throttle to 400 MHz and becomes
unusable requiring a reboot
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Interestingly I removed the int3403_thermal module, and disabled
thermald's critical shutdown using thermal.nocrt = 1. However, it still
shutdown with critical temp reached thermal zone 4 (80c). Anything left
I can try, cause I lost a lot of work during the last shutdown and they
only get more
I also experienced regular system freeze when playing youtube videos.
The freeze would not occur after removing xserver-xorg-video-intel. I am
on 20.04.
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Carolos, I'm in the same boat as you. Now I wonder if this is a bios
problem with ACUN54WW. At least now I know its likely not a sensor
problem.
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It's getting really bad. To the point where Ubuntu is barely usable.
Like I would be doing nothing with my laptop just leaving it running,
and the suddenly it shutdown and I concerned that the constant problems
can lead to hardware damage. I hope a patch comes out soon. Is there a
way to raise the
Hi, no, its indoors while charging. Could it be a hardware issue?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1873083
Title:
Lenovo Yoga C940 frequently does thermal shutdown
For me it's even more worse, my cpu would be idleing at 30-40C and
suddenly it will shutdown with thermal thermal_zone3: critical
temperature reached (80 C), shutting down
Could it be a sensor problem?
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