I have the same issue with the Razer Blade 15 2022 model. When waking up
from suspend, it fixes the CPU to 400 MHz. Uninstalling thermald and
installing the openrazer drivers solved it for me.
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** Changed in: thermald (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Confirmed
** Changed in: thermald (Ubuntu)
Assignee: koba (kobako) => (unassigned)
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Received a response on github from the maintainer,
https://github.com/Razer-Linux/razer-laptop-control-no-
dkms/issues/37#issuecomment-1808340928
Relevant extract of that comment is:
my opinion is uninstall thermald, as for Razer laptop it does nothing positive,
same for tlp. Control on the
No its not new, its a 2022 model, 12 gen has been replaced by 13th gen.
Its definitely a software issue introduced in a software update to
either thermald or the layer in the kernel it interacts with directly.
(There is the group that makes the Linux hardware drivers for Razer
products - I think
@Eli, may i know it it a brand-new notebook?
in the logs, there's one entry to limit your cpu.
this is came from bios through ACPI.
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1694076246][INFO]index 2: type:passive temp:9 hyst:1000 zone id:6 sensor
id:6 control_type:1 cdev size:4
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the cpu temperatrue is 93000 that exceed
I have some ~different behavior, but I was still able to achieve bug 1.
Initially I saw some intel_pstate/max_perf_pct getting set to 90, but it
would recover quickly.
long_term_power would fluctuate from very low values all the way up to
the nominal 65. Previously when triggering the bug it
@Eli,
could you run this scripts and upload the log? thanks
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// could find this repor, https://github.com/intel/thermal_daemon
thermal_daemon/test/thermal-debug-dump-ubuntu.sh
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@Eli, re-built with 23.04, would you please have a try, thanks
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XmxwqgiUB_vjLRWiIaSpzXc89ilSwItx?usp=sharing
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@koba Everything here has been 23.04
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Title:
CPU frequency governor broken after upgrading from 22.10 to 23.04,
stuck at
@Eli, are you using 23.04/22.04? I built with 22.04 configuration.
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Title:
CPU frequency governor broken after upgrading from
@koba
I've tried to install the vanilla kernel you linked, I'm installing with a
`dpkg -i *.deb` command in a folder of the unpacked downloaded zip of that
folder.
I'm getting the following error (I've been having issues with the nvidia 535
driver, I don't know exactly what's going on here,
hi, would you please help me to try vanilla kernel? check if the issue is still
here？
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AFgeX8_USkR9omba8E-D-cJsaDuhzKLW?usp=sharing
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I posted an issue on the repo of that razer-cli tool, maybe they can
help.
(I apologize for my triple post above, but I think I know how they
happened so...)
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previous post was too large to add an attachment? or something? here it is.
3MB text file, zipped to ~240k.
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I have an interesting update:
I went and compiled/installed this tool:
https://github.com/phush0/razer-laptop-control-no-dkms
@jadgardner: you will definitely want this, boost mode is at least +15%
performance.
Its a cli tool for poking the Razer hardware bits to set the different
power modes
I'm running day-to-day without thermald installed, so I will need to
find time to do this. But yes I can.
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Title:
CPU frequency
@Eli, could you provide the thermald logs? thanks
#sudo systemctl stop thermald
#sudo thermald --no-daemon --adaptive --loglevel=debug >>
thermald_debug_202307270935
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Not to distract too much, but I have also uncovered a separate,
replicable performance bug that is quite bizarre. tl;dr, though reported
clock speeds are consistently higher after running `cpupower frequency-
set -g performance` I see very reliable on-the-order-of-40%-ish
performance loss on a
reference data point: the power values just after a reboot when thermald
is not installed are:
{'backup_rest': 65536,
'locked': False,
'long_term_enabled': True,
'long_term_power': 65.0,
'long_term_time': 56.0,
'short_term_enabled': True,
'short_term_power': 160.0,
'short_term_time':
Nope, running stress -c 2 yields...
long_term_power starts at 65, drops to ~10, then jumps around values
like 37.625, 30.0, 31.0, 28.0, but then after a ~minute the power values
look like this and clearly aren't recovering:
{'backup_rest': 281474976776192,
'locked': False,
'long_term_enabled':
So far I have not had either bug recur with thermald uninstalled, I'm
satisfied that thermald was the culprit for bug one. Running `stress -c
2` (highest possible thermal load) doesn't trigger anything.
The grep on this run is
/sys/devices/system/cpu/intel_pstate/hwp_dynamic_boost:1
Can you please see if the bug present on latest thermald?
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Also affects: thermald (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I have updates!
- I set /sys/devices/system/cpu/intel_pstate/max_perf_pct to 100 and confirmed
that it restore the 4.7/4.8 peak turbo frequencies.
- I ran `stress -c 1`, cpu package temps went up to ~84 degrees C. No changes
on the grep, no changes on the powerprofilesctl degraded state.
- I ran
Ok well this is interesting.
It has been over 24 hours (uptime 1 day 15:48hrs) and bug 2 still hasn't
triggered, "Degraded = no".
I probably need this computer today, so I ran `stress -c 1` to try to
force the high temperature power state after running the script to reset
the power values, but
Interesting, a new ~intermediate situation of bug 1. Its not
constraining that thermal envelope quite as much now. Thermald is
running, I guess bug 1 is still present but lessened since I reinstalled
it? Computer was not in use.
When running `stress -c 1` it places the task on the correct ideal
I will grep that for you, here is the reference information just after
boot when everything works. I have to wait for the bug to kick in (and
woke up to blinking cursor in the upper left corner, funnn).
reference:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/intel_pstate/hwp_dynamic_boost:0
Can you please attach output of `grep .
/sys/devices/system/cpu/intel_pstate/*` when the issue happens?
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Title:
CPU frequency
I disabled thermald, I think bug 1 may be resolved now, but bug 2
eventually occurred again overnight.
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Title:
CPU frequency
Oops, thought I responded. I was running a different test so couldn't
try this immediately.
I figured I would do a an apt reinstall thermald first, aanndd that
seems to hae fixe bug 1, bug 2 takes many hours to kick in so I will
have to leave it on for a ~day to find out.
Thank you, hopefully
> Maybe it's caused by thermald? See if `sudo systemctl stop thermald`
can help.
I will try this, I will also reinstall the package.
I am waiting to see if using sane power parameters in my script for bug
1 fixes the bug 2 issue, but that means I need to leave it sitting for
12+ hours so my
> I have had substantial performance problems since updating from ubuntu 22.10
> to 23.04.
Maybe it's caused by thermald? See if `sudo systemctl stop thermald` can help.
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