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Topic: Has anyone developed something that can shutdown your machine at a certain temp? (Read 1170 times)

sr. member
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temps:  aticonfig --adapter=all --odgt

to watch them every 2 seconds: watch -n 2 aticonfig --adapter=all --odgt



Yup did know that Smiley  How could I integrate that with a script that would shutdown at a certain temp? Just in case my cooling fails or something. I would prefer that the cards do not go up to throttle down stage.

Thanks.
legendary
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temps:  aticonfig --adapter=all --odgt

to watch them every 2 seconds: watch -n 2 aticonfig --adapter=all --odgt

sr. member
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Thanks for that. I checked out lm_sensors but it has no drivers for AMD's hardware.

Can anyone point how I would go about running the script based on temperature info I can get with aticonfig --get-temperature (think this is the command off the top of my head)

Thanks.
donator
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Gerald Davis
cgminer has built in throttling with customer temps. 

You can set both temp to start throttling and temp to completely shutdown the cards.
sr. member
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Some script where it detects a certain temp. I would prefer for my cards not to go to the temp where they need to throttle down before it stops.

I'm using linuxcoin by the way.

Thanks.
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