In the past ubuntu users were able to write to a conf to control where the passive temp point was, not it seems to be locked to the bios. It probably use AMW0/WMI ACPI objects or hardware-based controller. If after changing the settings, the CPU still throttle down at lower temp, that means the cooling system is not controlled using standard ACPI specification. You can check the value using AIDA64 (ACPI tool). Regards BigsThe cooling trip point settings in the BIOS follow ACPI specification. Just wondering if the value here actually linked to something in the mainboard, as in this case even though the value set will save upon exiting, the cut off has not changed. This is not the case as when I work the CPU hard in my OS, the CPU still will throttle back from 1.33Ghz to 800Mhz when 66degrees C is reached. Interestingly its default value is 95 degrees C. Now with bios mod I am able to see and modify this setting. The default thermal cutoff is 66 degrees celcius before bios mod. Was wondering about the Passive cooling trip point in CPU thermal control Sub-Menu no matter what value I set it to, it does not make a difference when I am in my linux OS. (, 10:40 PM)bigs Wrote: Now there is a small issue. (, 10:20 PM)elunge Wrote: I can't to select the maximum multiplier. In the downloaded bios 2.08 there is no SLIC present. I think the TSD had to install SLIC 2.1 in the bios.

SLIC is not shown under ACPI, so there is no SLIC version present in the bios anymore. Can you use Everest or Aida64 to verify what version of SLIC you have in the bios right now? I installed Aida64.

Acpi tool aida64